charliemas.bsky.social
Husband, father, brother, uncle, grandfather, financial planner, scooterist, bowler, baseball fan, anime fan
I am far more interested in what I don't know than what I do know.
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It’s time for Judge Xinis to jail Secretary Noem for contempt and hold her in jail until she returns Mr. Garcia to the U.S.
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Not DOJ officials - Secretary Noem can sit in jail until Mr. Garcia is returned to the U.S.
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I am no longer surprised when stupid and mean come as a set.
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So the end goal of all of this is... strong protections for IP?
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MAGA Republicans don't care about facts. They don't use them.
Using facts to argue with them is like bringing a basketball to a gunfight.
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Isn't an equally sized security threat that Amazon, Google, Facebook, and Twitter have a massive amount of personal data?
They cheerfully sell it to anyone.
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Zero thanks to you.
Get in the game, loser.
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There is no reason to be confident that Donald Trump will not default on U.S. debt.
No reason in the world to believe he won't, and some very good reasons to belief he would.
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All the SAVE Act does is prevent people from voting.
It doesn't do one thing to make voting more accessible; it only make it less accessible.
You may be stupid, but we are not.
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Reminder: Peter Navarro has never been right about anything.
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Kudos? For what?
Crashing the economy?
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No. It doesn’t.
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Once you allow him to make you his bitch, you will always be his bitch.
There’s no end to it.
You’re better off fighting. Every time.
Do not give in to bullies.
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It’s just a pause, Chuck.
The tariffs are coming back in 90 days.
It’s not over. Keep fighting!
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The art of the deal!
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It’s no good protecting the nation against cyber attacks if you can’t kill the hacker.
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Why hasn’t anyone been charged?
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Ohhhh!
So we CAN get prisoners back from foreign jails!
I recently heard that it was impossible.
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He’s years behind Ron DeSantis, though the Florida governor took over a public university.
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Okay kids, let’s all turn to the First Amendment and read together:
“Congress shall make no law…”
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Let me help y’all out here:
“Congress shall make no law…”
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A lot of laws, especially those regulating the actions of government officials have no proscribed penalties.
As if just making things illegal is enough to keep people from doing them.
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Who has standing to sue for compliance?
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Doesn’t “epidemic” have a specific definition that depends on how many people experience it?
Is autism prevalent enough to qualify as an epidemic?
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Funny how accurate market manipulators can be when they are manipulating the market.
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This Emperor's New Clothes bit has just gone too far.
All of these sycophants slurping up Donald Trump's demented and pointless destruction of the U.S. economy and American credibility has got to stop.
It's beyond parody.
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What color is the sky in their world?
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It was proven so many different ways that he can't actually name any of them.
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So... she has no agency?
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Yeah, but he also suggested people buy his stock and his crypto coin, so...
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No. We don't.
The tariffs aren't stopped; they are just paused.
They will be back in 90 days and we'll do this all over again.
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It would honestly be pretty funny if the scorpion stung the frog that's carrying him across the river.
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He is putting them back on In 90 days. That's the stated plan. This isn't an end to them; this is just a "pause".
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Everybody says they like going to the beach, but they get all upset when a tsunami comes onshore.
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Step Four: Billionaires sell their stock just before
Step Five: The 90 day pause is over and the tariffs are back on
Step Six: Billionaires buy again and
Step Seven: Tariffs are revoked again
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I'm genuinely curious about how a handwritten date on the outside of the envelope somehow makes a ballot more secure.
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It should only happen to the people who decided it was legal.
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They are literally doing this so they can blame it on the Jews.
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Somehow the federal government was able to bring Secretary Noem back from that prison in El Salvador.
If they can get her back, why can't they get Mr. Garcia back?
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It is going to be so funny and so ironic when the next president has these five supreme court justices arrested at 3:00am on a Saturday, whisked out of the country by 4:00, and locked up in a freezing prison in Greenland for the rest of their lives.
And they themselves will have made it possible.
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He was all about the tariffs until the rug pull.
Now he's all about not having tariffs.
In 90 days he may have to go back to being all about tariffs again.
It's going to be a long four years.
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Simple.
All that the next Democratic President needs to do is have them arrested, taken immediately to an airport and flown to another country. There they will be irretrievably imprisoned.
And they can't really complain about it, now can they?
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Well, SCOTUS picked the venue, so that's what they get.
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Someone needs to take the shackles off and let our farmers sell corn abroad.
And who better to do that than the asshole who put the shackles on?
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Maybe JD Vance is borrowing money from Chinese peasants, but no one I know does that.
Also "peasants"? Seriously?
I wonder who he thinks are the peasants in the U.S.
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Yes, but the value went to the utility for the watts, not for the Bitcoin. Thanks, though, for reminding us of cryptocurrency's contribution to climate change.
Value is exchanged to get fiat money. People work for it, or exchange goods or assets for it.
It not currency and not an investment.