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Wallflower and advocate of taxing billionaires. I’m keeping a simple list of Trump II administration actions: Civicslog.com.
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Lunch at French Laundry.
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Here’s a succinct one:
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Pretty incredible how the NG has done the job in … 11 hours.
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My grandmother’s boyfriend taught all her grandkids how to drive stick (double-clutch downshifts) in whichever one of his VWs was running reliably that week. He also taught basic maintenance, like changing the oil. Step one: Drive out into the desert . Step two: Dig a hole.
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We need a timelapse of the… encrusting… of the Oval Office.
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Trump: I’m not the bomb thrower here, Elon Musk is. Let’s just pass my very responsible big beautiful bill, like the reasonable people we are.
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“Homeland Security Investigations” for those playing at home. I’m getting Russian Little Green Men vibes from these DHS mystery men in masks. Just need to paint Z’s on the urban assault vehicles.
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😬
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I had a roommate who wallpapered his bedroom walls with pages photocopied from the Thomas Guide. You were welcome to plan your trip from there, just knock before entering
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It looks like Trump has stiffed another contractor.
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Every response from these weirdos is “Biden did it first (ergo complainers are partisan hypocrites)” or “Biden fucked it up (ergo complainers are partisan hypocrites)” and often an amalgam of both. I guess as a treat we get a call back to a Clinton-era policy lefties to a person hated.
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Haha this may come down to who is willing to pay the most.
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Probably not driving traffic here, but I thought this from Vox today was a good take (despite the misleading headline): www.vox.com/advice/41318...
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I was wondering the other day about K-Cars. Chrysler made 7 million+ on the platform (according to ChatGPT), but you never see them. Are there examples of once-ubiquitous cars gone totally missing?
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ChatGPT screws it up, too. The o3 ‘thinking’ model cleaned it up, after 33 seconds of cogitation:
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The list:
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He began his career agitating for the Iraq war.
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Surely a guy like Ezra Klein should be familiar with the adage that “hard cases make bad law”?
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The T2 administration is pushing all the exec departments through a bizarro world portal where they shape-shift into sneering doppelgängers.
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It’s the Trump Org way. Big promises, shoddy follow through, and who cares? We already cashed the check.
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When the one big beautiful bill becomes one big beautiful law, maybe DHS can spare some of its umpty-billions for proper outfits.
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But he isn’t giving up!
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For those who weren’t there: in the 1990s we used to RENT video games from the Blockbuster Video store.
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There are 10,000 PPIs released monthly. I think we need more context to understand why these 350 were cut and how important they are. The news is from May 14, and there hasn’t been much commentary from BLS watchers.
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There are several lawsuits contesting the president’s authority on tariffs when the declared emergency is clearly bullshit. Recent (bad) news about one: abcnews.go.com/Politics/jud...
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It was a doozy, no question. News rushing to get all done before the long weekend.
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I blocked a handful before bailing out. It’s a “take off and nuke it from orbit” situation.