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Mike Doris retweeted
Trump’s campaign spent $19 million+ on ads attacking Kamala Harris over care for trans prisoners. Her answer: “I will follow the law.” Today the Supreme Court refused to let Trump’s Bureau of Prisons take trans prisoners off hormones while he appeals. thenewtranssexual.com/p/the-…
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Last night, Putin “the humanitarian” attacked Kyiv once again. Presumably to confirm Trump's words from yesterday that "we are closer to peace than ever." And I want to draw attention to one important point. Russia struck the historic center of Kyiv with an Iskander ballistic missile carrying a K5 cluster warhead. This warhead is designed specifically to inflict maximum damage on people and equipment across an area of 400 by 400 meters. It detonates above the ground so that its 58 submunitions burst in the air. There is no legitimate reason to use such a weapon against civilians. Nor is there any military necessity. The Russians did it simply because they could. Photo Yan Dobronosov
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Mike Doris retweeted
There’s a new backlash forming: parents mad at Republicans for exposing their kids to the concept of transitioning through constant advertising
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Three waves of ballistic missiles have been launched at Kyiv by Russian “humanitarians” since yesterday evening. They used 21 missiles. Unfortunately, numerous sites across the city have been hit and damaged: ordinary residential buildings, energy facilities, infrastructure at one of the railway stations and the metro, shopping malls, and businesses. Even a monastery is among the damaged sites. Our emergency services are working at all the affected locations. Twelve of our regions came under Russian attack overnight. In Kyiv and across the regions, 34 people were injured, including five children. As of now, two people have been confirmed killed. My condolences to their families and loved ones. Almost immediately after another round of talks, Russia launched a pointed attack. This means there has been no real change in its attitude toward everything that is happening. It is important to keep trying to find the right solutions to end this war. But when Russia responds to negotiations with ballistic missiles, real pressure on Russia is needed to bring about different steps – steps toward ending the killing. Stronger air defenses and the rapid delivery of missiles, the ability to destroy ballistic missile launchers, sanctions over the war – all of this must be in place. I am grateful to everyone who sees the situation for what it is and acknowledges the reality. The aggressor deserves to be treated accordingly. Ukraine deserves support. People's lives deserve protection. Thank you to everyone who stands with Ukraine!
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I'm sitting in a Kyiv hotel room listening to explosions that are rattling the windows. Meanwhile, the White House is trying to cyber-bully me because I criticized Steve Witkoff for calling Putin a “humanitarian.” What a weird night. Ah, to be an American journalist in Ukraine.
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Mike Doris retweeted
Churchill could have shortened WW2 by years if he had just “done a deal” with Hitler. George Washington could have done a deal to end the American Revolution. Zelenskyy is in good company.
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Mike Doris retweeted
Elon’s bullshit posts now appear to be running as political ads on his own platform. Apparently, owning X still doesn’t give the manchild enough reach. These ads are being served to users in the EU, which appears to violate X’s own political advertising policy.
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Monetized lies X’s Community Notes Flunk the Midterms Notes caught only 6.9 percent of posts advancing false midterms claims, a NewsGuard analysis found.
And there it is. Evidence is growing stronger by the day that my sources were correct and Talarico was in a mental health facility.
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Mike Doris retweeted
🚨Texas PAC, the Elon Musk-funded offshoot of John Thune's Senate Leadership Fund, drops another $32.35 million into ads hitting James Talarico in the #TXSen race, bringing its spending to over $180 million and total outside spending to $342 million
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“Trump’s peace negotiations have already gone down in history as the deadliest years for Ukraine’s civilian population since the start of the full-scale invasion.”
I have read dozens of outraged posts because the US special envoy Witkoff called Putin a "humanist." But no one is writing about the fact that the American negotiators are simply not doing their job. Let me explain. Peace negotiations are important in their own right. Even if they do not lead to a lasting peace, the process itself is an opportunity to resolve urgent humanitarian issues. If, of course, the human dimension is a priority for the negotiators. But it is entirely obvious that neither Witkoff nor Kushner cares about people's fates in this war. The Pope calls on Putin to save thousands of people from starvation in occupied Oleshky and the surrounding villages. The UN speaks about a humanitarian catastrophe and asks Russia to allow the evacuation of the civilian population. European Parliament Vice-President Pina Picierno goes on a hunger strike to draw attention to this tragedy unfolding before the eyes of the whole world. And what are Witkoff and Kushner doing? That's right, almost nothing. Except for passing along greetings from Putin’s aide to the First Lady. Thousands of people are already eating grass to survive and begging to save their lives. The Ukrainian side raises the issue of Oleshky at every meeting. And I can name dozens of such urgent humanitarian issues off the top of my head where American negotiators must be proactive. Trump’s peace negotiations have already gone down in history as the deadliest years for Ukraine’s civilian population since the start of the full-scale invasion. I don’t know if anyone will remember the names of Witkoff and Kushner. But history will certainly record how American negotiators, who had the opportunity to save a huge number of people, refused to raise uncomfortable questions before "humanist Putin."
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I have read dozens of outraged posts because the US special envoy Witkoff called Putin a "humanist." But no one is writing about the fact that the American negotiators are simply not doing their job. Let me explain. Peace negotiations are important in their own right. Even if they do not lead to a lasting peace, the process itself is an opportunity to resolve urgent humanitarian issues. If, of course, the human dimension is a priority for the negotiators. But it is entirely obvious that neither Witkoff nor Kushner cares about people's fates in this war. The Pope calls on Putin to save thousands of people from starvation in occupied Oleshky and the surrounding villages. The UN speaks about a humanitarian catastrophe and asks Russia to allow the evacuation of the civilian population. European Parliament Vice-President Pina Picierno goes on a hunger strike to draw attention to this tragedy unfolding before the eyes of the whole world. And what are Witkoff and Kushner doing? That's right, almost nothing. Except for passing along greetings from Putin’s aide to the First Lady. Thousands of people are already eating grass to survive and begging to save their lives. The Ukrainian side raises the issue of Oleshky at every meeting. And I can name dozens of such urgent humanitarian issues off the top of my head where American negotiators must be proactive. Trump’s peace negotiations have already gone down in history as the deadliest years for Ukraine’s civilian population since the start of the full-scale invasion. I don’t know if anyone will remember the names of Witkoff and Kushner. But history will certainly record how American negotiators, who had the opportunity to save a huge number of people, refused to raise uncomfortable questions before "humanist Putin."
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Mike Doris retweeted
Putin’s “Doppelgängers”: The Insider gets inside the operations of the Kremlin's foreign disinformation network Internal documents demonstrate the cynisism of the Kremlin's information warriors — who describe their own work as generating "fakes." theins.press/en/inv/298359
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Rhetoric from IRGC officials is increasingly focusing on undersea internet cables in the Strait of Hormuz recently, with one senior official threatening to target seven major cables under the Strait if Iran’s infrastructure is attacked by the US and its allies.
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Mike Doris retweeted
Nearly all North Korean websites have been offline for over 24 hours, cutting off global access to state media and official portals. The cause of the nationwide outage remains unclear, with possibilities ranging from maintenance to external attack. nknews.org/pro/nearly-all-no…
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Here's the chart I made showing Donald Trump's connections to Jeffrey Epstein
Turns out, El-Sayed really is tied to the Muslim Brotherhood. And it’s not just his half sister, mom, his own letter, and his father-in-law.
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Mike Doris retweeted
Trump: "Russia, frankly, has been fine on Ukraine." Russia: being "fine on Ukraine".
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Musk is helping Putin kill civilians in Ukraine.
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Musk Ordered Starlink Slowdown That Blindsided Ukraine “The SpaceX founder authorized the move and has been discussing Ukraine with Trump, but the president has denied ordering the restrictions”
Every day Russia kills Ukrainian children. From toddlers targeted in public parks to teenagers killed in their bedrooms. Is this fine? 🧵 1/10 ⬇️
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