randyhardy.bsky.social
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Yes, for Ghislaine Maxwell
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Senator, less than 12 hours ago, elon stated that he was responsible for getting trump elected, that there is evidence of trump being involved with epstein's crimes, and that THE SAME BILL YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT is going to bankrupt the country. It's not quite time to move on from this yet.
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Don't put in the newspaper that I took it "personal"
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Still too nice
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Isn't it a little misleading to conclude cutting foreign aid is popular when other polls suggest the average person believes foreign aid spend to be over 25x the actual number, and wants to "cut" it to 10x the actual number? www.brookings.edu/articles/wha...
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It's probably supposed to be a difficult job, but bizarre to me that the part bongo seems to highlight as most taxing is just, being in an office?
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Rubio did give answers. He sat in front of the senate and lied to your faces and said no one had died because of USAID cuts. It's right in the NPR article. So now what?
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Necessary for the thumbnails of the inevitable hundreds of "reaction videos" where MAGA creators will say Zelden is DESTROYING a WOKE DEM Senator here. and the social media feeds of thousands or millions will be populated solely by content presenting this exchange through that lens.
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Is it a good sign when you have to "...out of this" your own plan?
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Realistically, how much longer are judges going to continue deferring to the exec branch on specifics (initial order "declined to elaborate")? Couldn't he have set the 10/15 day rule right away and saved these poor souls a cross-globe plane ride to a war zone?
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What does the "roam the countryside" line even mean?
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I think there is a fundamental divide in this country between people who 1. hear the cadence and tone typically associated with coherent speech here, and as a result actually perceive coherent speech; and who 2. hear a lack of coherent content, and as a result do not perceive coherent speech
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Maybe an unpopular opinion, but the lack of transparency isn't my biggest issue with the administrations inability to keep air traffic controls functioning at our State's busiest airport.
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Will be interesting to see how they claim invasion when Noem is in front of congress talking about how Trump miraculously closed the border and stopped the invasion as soon as he was inaugurated.
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Will there be any consequences for Marco Rubio, who enabled this by revoking her visa for political purposes?
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And after those three hours, I continued down the road to the chicken farmer, where I pet many chickens and smelled for virus. It was now 10pm and I had one unplucked dead chicken and one quart of milk with which to feed my family. America was finally healthy again!
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Still haven't recovered from the fact that Sauer said yes to the Seal Team 6 hypothetical and Roberts didn't even think that warranted a mention in the opinion.
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This is a reasonable interpretation, but I think there's at least an equal chance that he really does not know the tattoo is photoshopped. I think savvy internet users vastly overestimate the average person's ability to tell real from cartoon-level fake photo/video.
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If only this was a quantifiable measure that he could actually look into before coming on TV to tell us what he believes it to be
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Al Gore is actually much more impassioned: youtu.be/IrJPfGOTjd0?...
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Great response from Dana
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Have you seen any evidence that any actions being taken are motivated by a desire for "sensible reforms?"
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"It really has to be done from the office of the president." Has anyone asked him if he thinks Steve Witkoff is the president now?
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'9/11 is an inside job' is also too boring of a conspiracy theory compared to the stuff their followers actually believe. Trump was out there embracing Qanon and couldn't deny that democrats are satanic pedophiles.
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Reporter, hearing the most insane, hypocritical, dangerous, undiplomatic nonsense that directly enables Russia: "[nods along]"
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And so confident in her misinformedness that she went out of her way to attempt to CORRECT Sen. Warren!
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Can we start with just asking her to just specify exactly what she would 'use her voice' for, and what retaliation she's afraid of? We can read between the lines, but I guarantee a non-zero number of her voters hear this as her fearing having a communist set her tesla on fire or similar.
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The near total lack of accountability for the lies those leaders told us enabled the lies these leaders are telling us now. "Many of those"
youtu.be/FGhGHxw0mSo?...
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"Can you believe it?"
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I hear it as a step towards arguing that crossing the border illegally is in itself human trafficking.
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That and the fact that the SC is apparently going to work diligently to craft orders that simply cannot be unambiguously violated. What does "facilitate" mean? What does "what they can" mean?
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I don't understand why people were acting like this SC order was a win. Only willing to say 'facilitate,' go out of their way to say the judge probably can't order 'effectuate,' fall all over themselves to order deference to the exec, and orders exec only to share "what it can."
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Just like when you get pulled over for speeding (after SCOTUS says 9-0 you need to slow down), and the friendly policeman lets you continue speeding and asks you to send him a letter in a few days explaining whether you should get a ticket. Standard procedure.
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Doesn't this exchange suggest that there will be no consequences when the daily updates lack any substance?
[DOJ]: ... court deadlines not practicable
Judge: Then you can tell the public that every day in status updates
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Sen. Schumer says "History will remember April 9, 2025 as America’s actual liberation day" because Trump rescinded some tariffs yesterday. Do you agree, or do we need new Senate leadership?
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Senator, couldn't congress undo the tariffs immediately? Can you introduce that legislation and force a vote? At least make all the Rs in congress own this too.
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They even wore red for the occasion
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I can't help think that leaving it at "for whatever reason," while abundantly clear to those who already know, goes right over the heads of those who need to know.
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Neguse is great. We haven't seen enough of him lately.
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So the ones pushing the (big) lie and financing the thing are the actual bad guys who need to be punished brutally? Imagine how bad it would look if someone could find musk coming out vehemently against such a theory of liability in the very recent past...
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Firing 10,000 important employees = "sweeping overhaul" to you? And your concerns would be addressed if we just got someone with more firing ability and expertise to do the firing?
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The question didn't even specify "died." Reports came out about them being missing yesterday. At least 24 hours and he still hasn't been briefed!