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"younger people are set to benefit financially from inheritance passed down by boomer and Gen X relatives, known as the Great Wealth Transfer." Jamie Dimon can get fucked. Anyone with half a brain knows that most of that $90 trillion figure is going to people who are already wealthy.

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I hate everything Trump has ever said about the Central Park Five it's disgusting it's obviously racist but I don't think they can win this case. It's already established precedent that politicians can really say whatever lie they want in a campaign and get away with it.

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I feel bad for the people losing their jobs and I think this is a terrible move but the risk to safety is significantly overblown imo. The effectiveness of TSA at catching terrorists is highly in question. More likely than not this will just make getting through security more of a pain in the ass.

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Mike Johnson just voted to cut Medicaid. Nearly 40% of his district relies on Medicaid.

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No lawmaker in Congress should be able to own, buy, and sell individual stocks. We need to ban congressional stock trading—and I've got a bill for that.

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Today would be a great day to ban members of Congress and their families from trading stocks.

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It's long past time to ban insider trading in Congress.

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"If you can prove someone's a gang member or has committed a crime or is violent, round them up, put them on a plane, get them out. But you have to prove that, right?" Right? Rep. Jason Crow joins @timmiller.bsky.social on the latest Bulwark Podcast:

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A tricky thing about modern society is that no one has any idea when they don’t die. Like, the number of lives saved by controlling air pollution in America is probably over 200,000 per year, but the number of people who think their life was saved by controlling air pollution is zero.

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