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The Ukrainian attack used RU telecom networks rather than Starlink. Hard to guess whether this will drive Putin or Elon nuts first. edition.cnn.com/2025/06/02/e...

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AMERIKKKAN BRAIN DRAIN: Chinese College Gives Harvard International Students 'Unconditional Offers' - Newsweek www.newsweek.com/harvard-hkus...

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Could not have said it better! #DaPope

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www.threads.com/@jamestalari...

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My favorite sign from yesterday’s rally

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I was fortunate to have professors including Ed Lazear,Lester Telser and Albert Maansky. Somehow I never learned that Ishould monitor how Yippy people are getting. @goolsbee.bsky. Asked to explain the decision, Mr. Trump told reporters: “Well,little bit out of line. They were getting yippy,

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We are READY! (Unless anyone’s got a brilliant idea for the other side of Midge’s Sign) #HandsOff

submitted 66 days ago • 79 comments

TOMORROW: Texas Senate will hear SB 819, a bill that would severely limit energy development, restrict Texas' economic growth, raise consumer costs, and make a mockery of private property rights. I'll be tracking and reporting on the hearing live at douglewin.com

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Fixed this for Stephen Miller

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When 7% of University of Virginia students are Black, in a state that 18% Black, that's DEI run amok. When 50% of Federal Judges are members of the Federalist Society while 5% of law students are members of the Federalist Society, that's the meritocracy at its finest.

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YARDENI: “.. Trump's tariffs imposed today .. could have stagflationary consequences for all concerned if they are not soon lowered or removed. As a result, we are raising our subjective odds of a what-could-go-wrong outcome for the economy and the stock market from 20% to 35%.”

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