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Thousands at the Lincoln memorial standing up for Ukraine, proving Trump doesn't speak for all the US with his treason. #3E #EndOligarchy #EndImpunity #USprotests #DCprotests #StandWithUkraine

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“The accumulation of all powers, legislative, executive and judicial] in the same hands, whether of one, a few, or many, and whether hereditary, self–appointed, or elective, may justly be pronounced the very definition of tyranny.” (James Madison, Federalist No. 51)

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We need to remember our good will, and remember our good faith. Moreover, we need to re-develop our good will for the sake of our positive relations, and re-develop our good faith for bargaining and law. -As Gurdjieff said, we need to "self-remember".

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Gov. Mills: I’ll comply with the state and federal laws Trump: We are the federal law. You better do it because you’re not going to get any federal funds. Gov Mills: See you in court

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A president using "loser" challenges the office’s dignity and risks amplifying division over unity.

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An American president calling people "a loser" reflects a departure from traditional norms of decorum expected in political office, raising questions about appropriateness and broader socio-political consequences.

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The U.S.: "Whaaaat? No economic coercion of Ukraine per the Budapest Memorandum? FAKE MEMORANDUM!"

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#BoycottStarlink

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Politicians like Sanders, Warren, Obama, Romney, and Buttigieg have education tailored to government, with law degrees (Warren, Obama, Romney) or political science/policy focus (Sanders, Buttigieg) dominating. 1/2

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Musk's strategic thinking from Wharton could inform economic policy, though not at a macro-governance level.

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Musk’s education prepares him for niche, high-impact governmental roles centered on science and technology, but it falls short of the broad, governance-focused training typical of U.S. politicians, making him an unconventional fit for traditional high office.

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“I’m in West Virginia — My insulin went from $6 to $80”

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Team Canada wins in overtime, and l’ve never been delighted with a hockey win before, ever.

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Trump fires Black joint chiefs chair Hegseth accused of promoting diversity

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We refuse to let the oligarchs win and control us, and I feel a sea change (link to full video in reply)

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U.S. faces a grinding insurgency

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BC: Rockies are a no-go zone for U.S.

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U.S. occupation entrenches in cities but loses rural control.

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The U.S. could eventually experience a brutal counterinsurgency (e.g., drone strikes, mass arrests).

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While promising to lift sanctions on Russia, Trump is readying for a new transatlantic trade war.

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Trump is instinctively committed to the idea that the world is a jungle in which the big players take what they want.

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If Trump dismantles NATO ties, stacks the military, and faces a weakened Canada amid a manufactured crisis (e.g., border or Arctic dispute), the risk of the U.S. physically invading Canada could rise to 10–15%.

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Psychologically, Trump craves victory without personal risk, and linguistically, he thrives on provocation, not precision.

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Canada’s defiance and its stable democracy make annexation via force implausible without catastrophic escalation.

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Trump uses "verbal narcissism," where coherence matters less than impact.

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Trump’s speech is uniquely divisive, with short, aggressive sentences and frequent "us vs. them" framing.

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Trump's bombastic Canada comments are attention-grabbing, not strategic plans.

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There is only a 1% likelihood of Trump physically invading Canada in his first term. This accounts for his unpredictability and a slim chance of miscalculation (e.g., a border incident spiraling), but the overwhelming evidence points to rhetoric over action.

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Invading Canada—a NATO ally with a 5,525-mile shared border—is logistically absurd. The U.S. military, while vastly superior (2025 budget: ~$850 billion vs. Canada’s ~$30 billion), would face guerrilla resistance, international backlash, and economic collapse. It’s a non-starter.

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Canadians are now referring to the United States as the 11th province

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REP. RICH McCORMICK: When you talk about presidential power, I remember having the same discussion with Republicans when Biden was elected TOWN HALL CROWD: *Noooooooooooo!*

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A growing number of congressional Republicans are desperately trying to back-channel with White House officials as DOGE ramps up its slash-and-burn firings of federal workers. Republicans particularly worried about cuts affecting public safety and health roles.

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Never forget.

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