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Replying to @catturd2
All things eventually work out in the end
We got @elonmusk @joeroganhq and @X @VivekGRamaswamy @RobertKennedyJr @JDVance which I don’t think Elon would have bought had Trump not had the election stolen from him in 2020
This is the literal “butterfly effect”
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The Department of Justice does not seek to stop any ballot from being cast or to stop the certification of Alaska's election. This litigation seeks to ensure that after Alaskans cast their ballots, they are preserved in a manner so that only Alaska's governing officials have the information necessary to make a determination as to whether Alaskan voters were confused or mislead.
The lawsuit was written by Justice Department attorneys and the Department did not coordinate with any campaign or candidate, but rather relied solely on federal law.
The western world would be a much safer, prosperous and productive place without black people…
I know this, you know this, even black folks know this
They are draining the economy, we pay for their welfare checks, baby momma’s and housing projects that are a stain on society
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Replying to @WhitneyTilson
So your last post is because you did not even use your brain. Well, ok. Bye! 👋
For this to be true:
• Four anonymous sources (plus a senior European official and two Ukrainian sources) would need to have accurate knowledge of a private or tightly held conversation between Musk and Trump.
• That information would need a plausible path to Ukrainian and European officials that the reporting never explains.
• Musk and Trump would need to have spoken or met in the relevant window, despite no public evidence they were together while Trump was traveling (Alaska, Las Vegas, Arizona, Montana) around 13–14 October.
• Musk would need to have proposed restricting a system the US government already controls, rather than the White House simply directing it itself.
• He would need to have initiated the restriction despite having personally enabled Starlink for Ukraine in February 2022 when it was operationally critical.
• He would need to have overlooked or temporarily discounted the European commercial risk — and the concurrent India regulatory push, where he was actively lobbying for Starlink approval — that the same sources say he later treated as serious enough to reverse course and publicly blame the administration.
• The leakers from any small circle around the conversation would need to have accepted the risk of being identified by Trump.
• Both Musk’s and Trump’s public denials would need to be false.
• Other reporting (including Reuters) that the order simply came from inside the White House would need to be incomplete or wrong about the origin.
Arguments supporting it:
- The Telegraph says so.
🤷♀️
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Another day, another Econ 101 lesson for Professor Warren.
Her “Trumpflation” tracker conveniently ignores the Bidenflation tidal wave that crushed American families, cherry-picks wage growth by refusing to acknowledge positive real wage gains since President Trump came into office, and swaps official medical-care CPI data for premium projections when it suits her narrative.
The Harvard Square inflationista is offering a statistical sleight of hand, not a serious assessment of today’s U.S. economy.
Here is the full picture, including an apples-to-apples comparison of President Trump’s real economic results measured against the failed policies Senator Warren championed under Biden.
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Replying to @SpeakerPelosi
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Replying to @WalshFreedom
FYI: Walsh is not pretending, Walsh really is this stupid 😂😂
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Biden FBI tracked Melania and Barron Trump's travel - and even tapped Susie Wiles phone, documents show trib.al/bd61gqR
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Hey Pete Buttigieg, factories take years to build. You were transportation secretary. This shouldn’t need explaining.
Trump has been back about 20 months. His tax bill was signed July 4, 2025, roughly 15 months ago. A signature doesn’t instantly produce a permitted, equipped factory with employees working inside.
Want an actual timeline? Eli Lilly announced a $3.5 billion Pennsylvania manufacturing facility in January 2026. Expected to be operational in 2031. That’s how long a major manufacturing project can take.
And the very BLS report behind the headline you shared puts manufacturing employment up 9,000 in September and up 72,000 since its December 2025 low. Your post leaves out that rebound.
You also haven’t established that tax cuts caused slower growth. Where’s the analysis separating their effects from everything else affecting the economy?
You’ve already declared the policies a failure while major factories can still be years from opening. Apparently the construction schedule is supposed to accommodate your November campaign pitch.
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This close-up of Republican Senator Katie Britt tells you everything you need to know about how badly that Jack Smith hearing went for Republicans.
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Donald Trump spent 6+ DECADES around the most beautiful women in the world and could have had any one he wanted
And NOT ONE accusation of sexual assault
So you want me to believe the one time he decided to do that was with THIS👇🏻 skank?
Nobody with a brain believes that BS
THIS IS FAKE NEWS
New: former Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has announced that he is leaving his post as co-deputy FBI Director, three people familiar with matter told MS Now. Bailey had been overseeing election related matters,
among other things. His message to the workforce said he was leaving for family reasons. He was said to have been annoyed about the recent demotion of two senior counterterrorism agents in the Washington Field office over there handling an investigation into harassing phone calls to Stephen Miller’s wife.
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🇺🇸 THE NIGHT TRUMP HAD A 2% CHANCE TO WIN:
Just for fun, here's a refresher of the media losing their minds in 2016 when Donald Trump shocked the world and shocked the pollsters by winning the presidency.
Take a few minutes out of your life and watch this. It's great fun.
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Replying to @PeteButtigieg
Manufacturing employment is down 305,000 from its January 2023 peak and 75,000 since Trump's inauguration. That puts about 230,000 of the losses before Trump took office. The source is Rethink Trade, a progressive trade group
Factory jobs fell in 10 of 12 months of 2024 under Biden, and the net loss over Biden's final year was 111,000
Current trend: manufacturing added 16,000 jobs in August and is up 58,000 since December, while July job openings rose about 36% year over year to 580,000.
EVs were 8.1% of U.S. sales in 2024, yet the Biden rule required fleetwide fuel economy to rise to about 50.4 mpg by 2031. Pete's DOT wrote that rule.
Ford took $19.5B in EV write-downs, GM $7.6B for 2025, and Stellantis $26.2B.. That's over $53B combined. Stellantis blamed its charges on overestimating how fast the energy transition would go
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This you? @TheDemocrats
Xi Jinping arrival at White House state dinner with President Barack Obama in 2015
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BREAKING: The Trump administration has quietly added 37 troops to the Iran war casualty count this week without explanation, 29 Navy sailors and 8 Marines, bringing the total to 880 wounded or dead, per WaPo.
More than half the casualties are now logged under "Overseas Operations" rather than Operation Epic Fury, a reclassification the administration made after the July ceasefire collapsed, with Trump and senior officials claiming since then that the conflict is not a war and Vance saying on September 3 that "right now, there is no active shooting."
It comes a week after as many as five US military deaths are still missing from the same database, a discrepancy that remains unresolved.





























