'But' is a conjunction in English grammar, primarily used to introduce a statement that directly contrasts or opposes what has been said or written beforehand, negating the previous assertion.

@AndrewYang Couldn’t happen. Would have taken away from Sterling & Shannon.

@billybinion It wasn’t live. It was prerecorded.

@Riley_Gaines_ @xx_xyathletics Left the once great American company, @Nike, years ago. But this confirms the decision. XX

@ClayTravis Just opened X and this is first in my feed.

@BreannaMorello Trump should pause Stepanik’s appointment until there is an election scheduled for NY 21.

@AlexiLalas Not the Super Bowl. Better things to do.

RT @Mericamemed: BREAKING! An interview between D.O.G.E and a Government worker has been leaked.

@BS_Cleveland

@IAPolls2022 Fascinating to observe the significant number of “whites with 4yr degrees” that do not demonstrate the expected level of intelligence.

@DataRepublican @Wikimedia

@therealautoblog …because of Autoblog’s advocacy for [unreliable] turbos.

@sanknyc @bennyjohnson @lindyli The left has a better chance with AOC running.

@MrShermichael Some gospel on Sunday morning!

@elonmusk You gonna make a phone now?

@Caeso_K @dr_andrealove What college or university that does NIH-sponsored biomedical research is not on that list of 135?

@DarrigoMelanie With Neuralink, Boring, SpaceX, and Starlink, Musk is genuinely contributing to humanity. Instead, you should scrutinize billionaire private equity managers, hedge fund operators, and sports team owners, who do little to benefit society.

@LibertyCappy There’d be less traffic if there were more manual transmissions.

@Da_Carnivore @BasedMikeLee Didn’t need the adjective “leftist” in there. Stronger point without it.

@the_transit_guy Are there any mid-rise apartment buildings in that photo?

@Kelly4Humanity Many think the Dems’ leadership is great.