The whole thing about Democrats searching for a winning message for the midterms is infuriating because it is staring them in the face:
Rule of Law — People who do illegal shit should face consequences.
For insider trading. For illegal wars. For ignoring court orders. For being a pedophile.
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“.. A broker for Pete Hegseth, the US defence secretary, attempted to make a big investment in major defence companies in the weeks leading up to the US-Israeli attack on Iran, according to three people familiar with the matter.”
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a few more thoughts later
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wallace hearing the crickets is such an affecting scene and knowing his fate is kind of unbearable. could he have made it out? i don't know. but he should have had a chance!
genuine crime that as far as i understand it, andre royo was not recognized for "bubbles."
why would i need subtitles?
you can’t actually force people to treat a modestly popular political influence for chuds like he was MLK
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i have them and when i watch on the TV that is what i am working from
you see this unfold from a few different perspectives: wallace, shardene and especially d'angelo. i think this shift in perspective is done exceptionally well.
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my personal favorite column of last year is when i argued that trump’s revenge tour was against the american people www.nytimes.com/2025/03/05/o...
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The key to understanding Trump II is that it’s an administration predicated on doing a national murder-suicide for the crime of embarrassing Trump in 2020
so cool that this administration was handed the basis for more or less an economic renaissance and instead they decided to shoot the global economy in the gut—and then the head—before killing the freedom of navigation for shits and giggles
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New: The White House is signaling that reopening the Strait of Hormuz is not a must-have to end the Iran War, potentially setting the stage for Iran to continue to flex its strategic position over one of the world's busiest oil shipping channels for the foreseeable future
