mattboxer94.bsky.social
Proud Tri Valley millennial. Clinton/Obama New Democrat who’s trying to hard to bring Dems back to sanity in a world where we need it more than ever.
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So many are going to admit that they didn’t know who he rly was even as the signs became more obvious over time (and yes I do believe there’s merit to the theory that he was broken or changed because it’s obvious).
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I don’t believe it for the one simple reason that JD Vance like many of those who entered the natcon space is a massive opportunist who now that he’s VP will side with Trump
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Without realizing that Vance is an opportunist who’ll side with Trump now that the former is VP. Thiel left politics in 2023 fwiw
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Someone else’s screencap but I got it. I did notice that he was less enthusiastic abt Bondi than other nominees and DOGE wasn’t as active at DOJ. She knows what Biden was looking into
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You saw the Epstein tweet by now I assume?
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It’s notable Goober also invested in the Twitter deal
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That said even Qazi is showing doubts
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Didn’t he have a falling out with Elon over the fact that he was willing to do some objective reporting?
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@mattyglesias.bsky.social is even more blunt in his analysis
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He thinks he has leverage on Capitol Hill….
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And now this just in from another Capitol Hill reporter
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Nobody’s praising Elon at this point except amplify him as a weapon to bash Trump or for factional fights
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I know from sources (not primary but second/third hand) that he was the likely fall guy if Trump lost last fall
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The WSJ confirmed Trump thought Schimel would lose
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And he doesn’t realize he’s not the one with leverage over the GOP caucus, especially in the senate.
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And now thanks to Marc Caputo we have further context. The bromance is truly over and while he talks abt replacing every politician next year it’s another bluff
www.axios.com/2025/06/03/e...
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Link to Caputo article btw
www.axios.com/2025/06/03/e...
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That’s what some delusionally think
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I subscribe to him as well