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this is why i want to ask all the rich people who've told us that factory work is awesome if *they* would work in a factory. if it's so great, why don't they?

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I did a video with @vanityfair.com about Trump and tariffs

submitted 1 day ago • 40 comments

One President wildly exceeded his authority by forgiving some student loans; a different President barely scratched the surface of his authority by disappearing anyone he pleases without trial to a foreign gulag. Constitutional law is a serious intellectual enterprise.

submitted 23 hours ago • 12 comments

“they were polite to me so they can’t be a monster” is the most consistent failure of elite society

submitted 1 day ago • 109 comments

Under the Trump administration, America is retreating from hard power, surrendering soft power, and yielding economic power, David A. Graham writes in The Atlantic Daily. Is this what greatness looks like?

submitted 1 day ago • 36 comments

i dunno man even if i was a father i don't think you could pay me to attend something like this then again that just might be my Asperger's speaking

submitted 1 day ago • 1 comment

If there is one thing to keep in mind about politics is that things can change, and quickly. And anyone with more than two brain cells could have predicted that Trump’s approval rating would sink like a stone once he actually took office

submitted 1 day ago • 1 comment

Trump exempting computers & phones from the tariffs today means that Chinese-made laptops now have lower tariffs than European Cars, Mexican Steel, & Canadian Lumber. Also means Vietnamese-made laptops have a lower tariff than Ethiopian coffee, Indian tea, & Guatemalan bananas

submitted 1 day ago • 106 comments

To recap: the official Trump economic plan is to hand China the future of tech manufacturing — while bringing cacao and coffee farming to America, where those crops literally can’t grow.

submitted 1 day ago • 6 comments