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veronicatash.bsky.social
PhD student at Wayne State University in Political Theory Youtube - https://youtube.com/@veronicatash777 Website - www.yttribune.com
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So, only one side can buy ads now. www.msn.com/en-us/money/...

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Elon is literally breaking the government in ways that create national security threats. apnews.com/article/soci...

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Employees who are part of that populace

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@iammrbeat.bsky.social Let me clarify here where I can string things together: Trump is coming out of the gate wild: he swears an oath to the constitution and violates it that night through executive orders. He is grabbing power that is not his much too fast for anything to adjust,

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truthout.org/articles/by-...

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Federal agencies are not only removing advisory councils, but internal documents about them are giving 404 errors. Are records being maintained, as legally required, or is DOGE just deleting everything?

submitted 10 days ago • 0 comments

An important point to remember that it is fascism which has irrationalism as a major tenet.

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They're just breaking stuff in the government so no one can refuse an illegal order. www.404media.co/things-are-g...

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Yes, there can be huge social issues with AI. You don't want AI doing your thinking for you. Musk wants AI to think for the government.

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This is enough to impeach Vance too

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Weak, but @algreen.house.gov is doing something. Trump would need to start the ethnic cleansing for this to work, but he has actually done numerous crimes which are impeachable already. www.newsweek.com/trump-super-...

submitted 11 days ago • 0 comments

A very small portion of the media are finally citing the Privacy Act of 1974. www.propublica.org/article/usai...

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