manfool.bsky.social
DC based Nature Doc Exec. Producer. Fan of dogs, fact checking, and all the little live things.
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You'll know what Palantir is soon enough.
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5:00 PM today
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And by “all,” I mean, the people I paid to be there, and some pigeons
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The Last Action Hero. Fight me.
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To be fair, that's a normal June day in DC.
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that and you can't smell meth.
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Eventually some punk is gong to throw a rock. If they didn't get violence today they'd have pushed until they got it tomorrow or the next day.
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Kinda hoped I wouldn't live to see that Sinclair Lewis quote go from future to present tense, but here we are. See you on the 14th.
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To them, freedom means being able to impose their will over those with less power and tyranny is being prevented from doing so. To them, what's happening right now is freedom.
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They're not worried that the flag will make kids gay; they're worried that it will make gay kids feel welcome.
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I'd bet good money he fell face first into a k-hole.
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If I have any emerging hope for 2026 and 2028, it's that they are proving themselves to be way more overtly evil, and just plain bonkers than even I expected.
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Dan Bongino's hairline make him look like you could unsnap his face like Yul Brynner in the original Westworld.
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Jesco all the way.
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I hope he doesn’t give the bacteria any diseases.
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TBH it began long before he was president.
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He loved parroting Donald’s talking points in December.
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Ivermectin and raw milk boof baggies.
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Not impeaching Trump because we know he'll ignore it sounds like surrendering in advance. It's a moot point with the congress we have today anyway. How this goes depends on whether we're still able to hold free elections in 2026. I have grave concerns about that but no crystal ball.
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Because congress wouldn't have rolled over and let him do it. It's not the supreme court that's powerless; it's congress, and it's by choice.
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That’s not exactly right. The government can’t tell ME to wear a mask, but they can deport YOU without due process. That’s maga thinking.
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Evgeny Kalashnikov is probably another one of Peter Navarro's fake names.
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Not legally. But of course it's hard to prove.
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Question: These wild fluctuations are not just causing economic havoc in the USA, but in every country in the world. What, if anything, can other nations do to stop this?
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Ah the age old question: does becoming a multi-billionaire make you an asshole, or is being an asshole a pre-requisite to becoming a multi-billionaire? Or can both be true?
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After being knocked unconscious and having their kidneys stolen, America's greatest minds begin to suspect there is no Candy Mountain.
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It’s gonna be “the” next.
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Looks like we found the waste and fraud.
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Okay, how much were the protesters paid? When were they paid? How does the payment system work? Does anyone have a receipt for payment?
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“Hahaha Musk’s approval rating is low,” is immediately followed by, “Why does he even Have an approval rating?”
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The thing that continues to gall me is that, proportionate to his overall wealth, this hit Elon like dinner for two at a decent restaurant would hit you or me.
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Dominate? Rs dropped 20+ points in districts so safely Republican that an idiot like Matt Gaetz could win there. That's not dominating.
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Waltz let Goldberg into the chat with arms wide open.
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❤️ They will not break us.
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We all know Donny wants to be like Putin.
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And it’s a beautiful photo!
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Called mine. Most people have likely heard of 5 Calls, but if you haven’t yet, it’s an app that makes it easy.
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I’m thinking he should change to independent if he wants to get anywhere.
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Midterms are probably democracy’s last hope, and to win there will require overcoming a wave of suppression, investigation, propaganda, and dark money.
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Except the drop in inflation that began in the summer of ‘22. Trump did that.
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Dems need to stand for working people again. Sometimes that might look like moving to the left, other time to the center. Pay more attention to the vertical axis.
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Remember when republicans used to lose their shit over “picking winners and losers?”
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Nobody respects you, Marco, not the crooks you serve and not the people you betray.
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These comments concern me. DOGE’s takeover of social security is not based on the myth of fraud. That makes it sound like DOGE believes the myth is real. They know it isn’t. It is simply the standard justification they’ve been using to destroy all bureaucracies and social services.