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Putin. Netanyahu. And Stephen Miller. Sensing that Trump has a “type”. Men he just can’t say no to.
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Wasn’t he a veteran on his way to his VA appointment, that can take months to obtain and is cancelled if you are late? Detained him for 2 hours. US citizen.
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The difference is that Trump now has a fully functioning bribery mechanism in place. He can shake down each industry one by one, then reverse himself once payment is received.
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The “coward caucus”
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Very true. It’s all Charles Bronson era, possibly up to the first Die Hard movie. The Chinese today are the same Japanese who tried to take over America.
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FDR came from the upper crust and had status to stand up to them for the people. Nixon to China. Maybe we need a billionaire to stand up to the billionaires FOR THE SAKE OF ALL OF US.
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“The old Donald Trump would have fired ALL these idiots the next day!” Make that the message.
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We need constant push back. Not feeling that “Win the Era” has any of the energy or messaging to do that. Rare swing and a miss.
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#cowardcaucus
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Only FDR could take on the old money interests and save the country during the Depression. Today, only a billionaire can take on the billionaires who want to strip mine the USA.
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All actual NEWS outlets need to walk out in unison.
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I’m pretty sure that this means that tomorrow’s op-ed page will be all-in for trans rights & gay marriage and against tariffs and regulatory capture by oligarchs with anti-competitive interests being appointed to government positions, right?
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Very lame reaction.
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Exactly!
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Serious question, how are they doing this? Do they walk in and ask at reception where the computers are? Is there no security, no barriers?
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Oh! To see ZARDOZ at the midnight show for the first time!
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Good on you. Thank you.
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She had a lane. Could have maintained it. Gave up.
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As soon as this new Trump administration started to form I was struck by the “real” problem with DEI. Not that it disadvantages better hires. It highlights that you should look wider than hiring your son-in-law’s unqualified felon father for a job.
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How and when did Civics drop out of the curriculum? Was it like cursive, or new math? Was it the ban books crowd, or budget cuts? How long was Civics a standalone thing? I’d say we need it back.
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DEI is a direct threat to IHG ( I havva guy) and nepotism in general. That’s it. Look at Trump’s cabinet and ambassadors. A case study in unqualified hires, without diversity.
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So grim. And made me laugh.
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It’s the Birth of a Wonderful Nation Life
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“Pivotal” is not a word in his vocabulary.
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I’m much more of a tactile learner and prefer making plaster molds from actual cadavers.
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My goodness, I hope Musk is driven to create his own Freedompedia, with only free-thinking editors. All the best knowledge. It’d be a hoot.
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Just donated. Anti-fascist playbook: Defend Institutions.
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Just now, scrolling through interesting posts on our current situation, I thought, “We need Mark Cuban’s input and a vision that is economically bold and socially aware.” FDR came from wealth and knew how to challenge the wealthy.
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I still have Twitter PTSD. So strange to tune in here and just find interesting posts and relevant comments.
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Venturi would be proud.
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I’m in my first 10 minutes on the app after groaning through the decline and putrification of that former. Genuinely can feel the fresh air.