jackhutton.bsky.social
San Francisco. 🇺🇸
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Hey I’ve already got that meme
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Under what labor law will failing to answer an email from elon musk count as resignation
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EXACTLY. The article doesn’t even mention the illegality—not to mention HUGE security risk — of doing so.
I really miss when our nation’s papers had more grownups on the breaking news desks.
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And who the fuck made this guy king? In court filings he has no role in anything. Musk is an illegal alien. Nationalize SpaceX, Tesla and Twitter. Seize all of Musk's assets, and Thiel's, Bezos', Andreesen's, and Sacks..for starters. Send the south africans back and the rest can just be damned.
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bylinetimes.com/2025/02/21/d...
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Nervous Musk, Trump, Vance have all been outclassed in public arguments these last few days. Government failure, stock market crash, and dictatorial alliances are not popular. People are starting to realize that there is no truth here beyond the desire for personal wealth and power. (2/2)
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Cartoon villains. Ridiculous cosplay. This unserious person is the head of DHS. It’s all performative. Amazing. So dangerous.
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Bernadine Nitz is now a public figure.
We’re playing hardball. Time to amp it up.
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Oh. And the interview at the end, with Bernadine Nitz who says Trump’s E.O.’s are the same as Bidens.. Here’s her facebook page if anyone wants to help her understand the very serious and real differences.
www.facebook.com/bernardine.n...
#bernadineNitz
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5. And we’ll just say it: President Harris’ economy would’ve been growing--strong, continuing the Biden economy & still would’ve been the envy of the world. But, no. Couldn’t have that..
“President Harris”--sounds pretty good about now, doesn’t it.
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4. Unlike their US peers, the broad gauge of Europe’s biggest stocks closed higher on Friday, although Germany’s Dax closed slightly lower.
on.ft.com/4i9Yffi