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dsteuer.bsky.social
Was Silicon Valley lawyer. Current aspiration is to be a curmudgeon with a heart.
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The True Believers only care about failures of integrity when they can find a Democrat to accuse.
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Source: open.substack.com/pub/fpwellma...
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Two steps down from gibberish.
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šŸ˜‰
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But the new chief does have crypto experience. . .
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Donā€™t worry. He pardoned Ross Ulbrecht to keep the pipeline robust.
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Not Gene Landy?
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Mills is 77 years old. Try another threat, orange shitgibbon.
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High as a kite
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Pussy Galore must help us here!
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In Econ 1 back in the day, I was taught (by Michael Boskin!) that inflation was caused by more dollars bidding for goods. Was not taught that the provenance of the hand holding the dollars was determinative. I guess they have advanced in economic research.
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I think Trump was more triggered by Zelenskyyā€™s failure to fabricate evidence against Biden in 2020.
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A few months ago, this would lead to a resignation. Today, likely promotion.
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Excellent piece.
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Actually, Hitler did strenuously blame the Poles. He had German soldiers dress up as Polish infantry and fire into Germany. The next day, Sept. 1 1939, Hitler announced to the Reichstag ā€œSeit 5:45 Uhr, wird jetzt zurĆ¼ckgeschossen.ā€ (Since 5:45 we have returned fire.). And WWII began.
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I read it a little differently. It reflects Democratic frustration over the passivity of Congressional Democrats. Republican Congressmen are supported by Republicans, but are still unpopular overall.
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Chance to hear Dershowitz should spike applications.
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Rhetorical question?
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Who will rake the forests?
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And Ukraine
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Leonā€™s appealing the Delaware courtā€™s rejection of his $52 billion looting of Tesla just for the principle of the thing.
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What a fool believes . . .
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No way this happens without a substantial payout by us to these countries.
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Congressional Demos donā€™t want to upset THE DONORRRRRRSS!
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Totally adorbs
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So mendacious
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Tough to see what possible advantage is gained by actively encouraging the worldā€™s democracies to hate us.
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Grey Poupon!!
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Statute of limitation is five years, subject to extension. Still a risk, assuming we have actual elections in four years.
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Democrats controlled Congress. Big difference.
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Finally! An administration that listens to public demands to destroy public health and gut cancer research.
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Treason is very au courant these days.
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Fighting cancer is woke.
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Not most. A plurality. It matters.
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Every word is a lie. BTW, does he have any concept of what is required of the U.S. right now under Articlex 5 and 6 of the NATO treaty in the weird event that Canada is attacked (and by whom? Greenland? Litonia?).
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Why not rename a bordering ocean The American Ocean?
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But Art, how did they discover your secret?
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Heā€™s right about letting the Republican Party go to hell ā€” by not convicting Trump.
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He couldnā€™t get off the couch.
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Upside: PI normally stays in place until trial concludes. But downside ā€” and it is large ā€” the plaintiff will not have the benefit of discovery when the PI is immediately appealed, and thus will have to defend a record that would likely be stronger with discovery.
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Narrator: Adams will take this lying down.
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What happens if . . . Palestinians donā€™t want to be moved? Hmmm?
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A masterpiece. Where is the movie adaptation?
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Should work about as well as his treaty signing with Kim Jong Un.
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Solvang is already the California/Danish capital in waiting.
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Iā€™m surprised he didnā€™t defer to bearded man in the skychair.
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Traitor
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A delayed 48 year veto of the FCPA?