I don't know why I'm on this 4chan ass message board either.
Orange County, CA
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Honest assessment:1) internet & algorithmic addiction bends the brain 2) cognitively, being ultra wealthy means life is a series of your own preferences & that is cognitively akin to being kicked in the head by a donkey - daily.
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This is a WILD Democratic ad against Cindy Hyde-Smith, essentially calling her a Chinese agent
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If Israel's current exit polls hold, the parties representing the Jewish center will have to make a choice: partner with Arab parties or else keep Bibi in power.
A pretty clear metaphor for the choice facing Israel more broadly.
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As the Israeli results appear to show, a deeply and narrowly divided electorate will make a liberal democracy unstable whether it uses a (plurality) presidential or (proportional) parliamentary electoral system.
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Steven L. Schleicher, lawyer representing the family of Alex Pretti: "How is it possible that the Department of Justice is not sharing evidence? ...And why are elected officials not asked everyday...about the murder of a United States citizen at the hands of the government?"
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Bosses? What in the hell is she even talking about?
VOTE @AngieNixon
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I had to watch this 3 times because I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. Republican Ashley Moody telling Americans they need to put their “bosses” first. Late-stage capitalism is one hell of a drug. Fuck the CEO class. We need to put the people first!
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This is such an insane thing to say out loud. No wonder Ashley Moody has been campaigning from the basement.
“When you stand up for representing the BOSSES and putting THEM first…we will thrive.”
Florida, vote @AngieNixon to stand up for working people.
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My heart goes out to the brave soldiers of Ukraine who are manning the ramparts of liberty against aggression, rapacity and nihilism.
Poland will support free Ukraine until a just peace is achieved.
He really looks like his dad.
“Flávio has given up,” an adviser to the Bolsonaro family told me. “He’s terrified. He is worried his father will die in jail, that he himself will be jailed this week and that he may have a long prison term ahead.”
washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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NEW —
Elon Musk donated $5 million last month to boost Greg Abbott's reelection campaign, per new filing.
Musk is now up to $475 million in disclosed political giving this cycle.
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Republican Party in 2026: not at all offended about being compared to Saddam Hussein, but dying on the hill that the WH should look like a Cheesecake Factory.
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Real talk - I worry that winning will paper over our party’s bigger problems and slow us down from doing deeper interrogating and work necessary to build long-term sustainable power, let alone what we need in order to win in 2028. amandalitman.substack.com/p/…
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A lot of people don't realize that not only is Trump's mass deportation separating Latino families. It's also killing the construction industry in South Texas. It's a death sentence for many Latino business owners and families.
Good @NickMiroff piece
ALT The home-building industry in South Texas is where Trump’s least popular actions have converged to squeeze men working in construction. High mortgage rates have sapped housing demand, fuel prices are driving up construction costs, and the ICE crackdown has squeezed the labor supply. Benny Melendez, a general contractor who started his business seven years ago, invited me to a half-built house he is trying to finish outside McAllen. Melendez told me that he used to build on spec, investing his own money in a project with confidence that he’d quickly flip a sale. Now he builds only for clients who pay up front. Building a house used to take him four months, but now it takes eight to 12, he said, because he can’t find enough workers.
