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After my favorite #Bills lost, the Rams were the only remaining playoff team I had an interest in watching. The Super Bowl no longer is of interest to me this year.

2025-12-19 02:05:36 UTC

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Just like the tariffs, firing thousands of employees, bombing civilian boats, and on and on.
But unless Congress impeaches the president, he can keep defying the law.

2025-12-13 14:34:53 UTC

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They use algorithms to determine what content is shown. Therefore, they should not be given the same protections as an ISP that simply provides a data connection.
This should be obvious to anybody. But then we get billions in lobbying and politicians are magically “confused” about it.

2025-12-04 21:52:07 UTC

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Whoever it was, they overpaid…

2025-11-22 06:08:00 UTC

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LOL the good old “savings account” method. A middle schooler could figure out that this will never work.

2025-11-16 21:34:13 UTC

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Yes that has been my experience as well. An exception to that is the mostly liberal National Capital region; there is a large contingent of Catholics here that think Scalia and Alito deserve sainthood.

2025-11-16 16:00:42 UTC

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Hopefully the trend of far-right hateful bishops is reversing. It has been very disappointing, but it looks like it could be turning around…

2025-11-16 15:41:29 UTC

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American “Catholics” don’t believe in Jesus’s teachings, and they hate the pope. Not sure what that is, but it’s not Catholicism.

2025-11-06 22:47:53 UTC

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Believe it or not, this pay package depends on Musk creating a robot army. No I’m not joking.
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One of the pay package targets is for Tesla to sell a million robots. Tesla has been developing a humanoid robot called Optimus, designed to work in factories as well as homes. Musk imagines one for every person on Earth, all of them running Tesla software. And on an earnings call last month, he said he wants to make sure that if he builds what he calls a "robot army," he stays in charge of it.
"It's not like I'm going to go spend the money. It's just, if we build this robot army, do I have at least a strong influence over that robot army? Not control, but strong influence," Musk said. "I don't feel comfortable building that robot army if I don't have at least a strong influence."
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-Source: NPR https://www.npr.org/2025/11/06/nx-s1-5596440/tesla-musk-2025-trillion-dollar-compensation-vote

2025-10-28 23:42:40 UTC

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Are people aware that Congress could repeal ALL his tariffs at ANY TIME????
Republicans are huge cowards.

2025-10-19 20:37:05 UTC

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When one says “those people” they are guilty of prejudice right there. Whether it’s racial or not I suppose is in the eye of the beholder.
But, that phrase has often been used to attack minorities, and is here utilized against a city whose largest demographic group is black.
I am not the one who labeled all people in an entire city as being too cool for school. I didn’t label a city where over 40,000 kids need a free lunch at school every day as being too uppity to show up for even a free lunch.
I am calling out this poster for engaging in prejudice about 700,000 DC residents.
Do we even WANT solidarity with such a person?
If they really want solidarity with us “too cool” people in DC maybe they could elect members of Congress who support our statehood.

2025-10-19 19:58:45 UTC

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Until America decides to give up on racism, we won’t be able to stop fascism.

2025-10-19 19:03:32 UTC

How to tell on yourself that you only visited your bratty friends in the fancy areas of DC, then proclaim to know all about us.
Amazing you really said “those people” about our city… Racist much?
We gotta pay taxes without a member of Congress, watch National Guard roaming the streets (except in neighborhoods WITH crime) and then listen to THIS racist condescending shit from some 🤡 pretending to be a champion of the working class?
Absolute and total FRAUD here. Not your friend, only posting to get a following of fake white “anarchist” revolutionary cosplayers.
https://jorts.horse/@AnarchoNinaWrites/115396927050457486

2025-10-07 21:16:32 UTC

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Publicly they are saying this isn’t what they voted for. Privately they are cheering.
Believe me; I have met MAGA folks and heard what they say when they think it’s only other MAGA around them.

2025-10-07 15:22:40 UTC

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Oh really? How do you explain the arrest of James Comey then?

2025-10-07 15:17:34 UTC

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I hope Democrats win big in the next 2 elections and arrest all these officials for lying under oath.

2025-09-30 22:17:52 UTC

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A lot of young (white) voters said they picked this president because of the war thing.
And yet… after he started calling the DoD the War Dept, his support from these folks barely budged.
Almost like… they never actually cared about the wars at all. Or egg prices. We know the real reason…
The thing his supporters will remember most from today? Him complaining that he can’t say the N word. THAT is why they voted for him; they feel the same way.

2025-09-29 02:37:04 UTC

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Yes, I think the challenge is educating people and breaking through the social media propaganda bubbles.
Short-term, we need to focus on: putting more desirable candidates on the ballot through higher primary turnout. And then swarm the general elections to get rid of as many Republicans as possible.
It will take work and time to pull this backsliding democracy back on track.

2025-09-29 02:24:29 UTC

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So, people don’t have free will?
They could choose between a Nazi and a black woman and somehow the actions of somebody in the Democratic Party forced them to pick the Nazi?
Trump voters and non-voters need to OWN this. Because only THEY can fix it. By switching away from the GOP or showing up, respectively.

2025-09-29 00:54:35 UTC

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Actually, the problem is that we did NOT elect a majority of Democrats.
Because… every sitting SCOTUS justice nominated by Democrats is trying to maintain our Democracy. And, none of this absolute insanity being done by the President and unchallenged by Congress… was happening when Democrats were in charge.
In fact, if people actually voted for Democrats regularly, it’s undeniable things would be much better today.
But let’s complain about the minority party instead of the people in charge??????

2025-09-27 21:11:43 UTC

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It’s normal to worry; I didn’t mean to minimize the feelings we are experiencing.

2025-09-27 21:07:41 UTC

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It’s just bluster. MAGA wants people to be afraid… of what? A bunch of people in uniforms guarding federal buildings?
Just ignore them. There are very few of them, and they can’t do anything to us. When the orange clown doesn’t get the carnage he wants, he will just send people to another city.

2025-09-22 00:25:37 UTC

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Do you know who has suffered the MOST violence at the hands of far-right wingers in the USA?
Black women.
What do they do?
THEY VOTE.
And the fascists are so petrified of it that they spent decades making it harder to vote in areas where lots of black women live.

2025-09-21 18:58:26 UTC

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You wrote:
“Trump was never stopped. Most of his policies continued under Biden.”
So yeah, you did say they were mostly the same.
And we all have everything on the line. Which is why I think we can work together.
We’re getting out there, taking on ICE. But we’re also trying to get better candidates during the primaries and then making sure we show up for the general election .
It’s not one or the other. You have to have both.

2025-09-21 15:33:19 UTC

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If enough people boycott these companies, it DOES make a difference. Just ask the ex-CEO of Target.

2025-09-21 13:52:11 UTC

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First, here’s the problem with “Biden and Trump are the same” - We have eyes and ears. It’s beyond obvious to everybody that is not true. Mass Deportation of the kind Trump is practicing simply wasn’t happening; I know it and you know it.
And… “they thought voting…”. uh… IF more people voted in 2024, this wouldn’t have happened!
Instead, we had a LOT of “purists” waiting for the perfect candidate. Add to that “don’t vote, buy guns” people who have given up on Democracy. Add them to the people swayed by MAGA propaganda, and that’s enough people to sway an election.
FACTS: Biden isn’t a fascist. He defeated Trump. This was done through VOTING.
@npub1xw7…r9m5

2025-09-20 21:43:58 UTC

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“No one ever voted fascists out of office” I only have to go back 5 years to disprove that; we voted these exact same fascists out of office.
Also, thousands of liberals are on the streets protesting ICE and other federal agents. And feeding the homeless and even more things than what you’ve listed below.
False accusations towards “liberals” when you should be fighting the fascists together? Why? It’s not just voting. It’s not just activism. It’s both. If you remove either one from the equation, then you are weakening yourself and helping MAGA.

2025-09-19 17:13:20 UTC

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We’ve had many many years of NON-rigged elections.
But people suddenly believe the incompetent clowns running the country now can undo all of that. Really?
People need to stop panicking. March in the protests, vote in the primaries, vote in the general election.
Do people remember that Trump’s “mail-in voting is rigged” diatribes actually depressed the vote among Republicans? Are Democrats gonna fall for the same stupid thing? Please say no.

2025-09-12 14:46:08 UTC

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Wait what? You just posted this… “criticism is the currency of progress. Embrace it, it’s helping, and it’s motivating Democrats to do better” - so it helps? Or it doesn’t? You just said exactly opposite things in the same thread.
My 2 cents: valid criticism is useful. What isn’t useful? Dissing Democrats in general terms (they suck, they are feckless, etc.), or based on false information, or unrealistic assumptions.
Yesterday an account with a huge following was upset by Trump, and decided to blame Mueller for not locking him up. Like… Mueller didn’t have the power to lock him up. The Mueller report was exactly what Congress needed to impeach and remove him. He put the entire case on a silver platter and handed it to Congress.
My point? Blaming Democrats for stuff they didn’t even do just because you are mad at Republicans is displaced anger. It helps nobody; use that anger by making an anti-Trump sign and going onto the street. It would be far more useful than saying “Mueller sucks” when he clearly doesn’t suck and did everything in his power to get rid of 45.

2025-09-09 16:06:17 UTC

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Texas and Florida are pulling out all the stops to win the race to the bottom.

2025-09-07 00:56:10 UTC

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Yes, that is 100% his intention. Try reading some right-wing message boards if you can stomach it.
They are PROUD Nazis. When he goes full-on war criminal, their response is “It’s about time!”

2025-09-02 22:36:49 UTC

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I’ve actually been seeing a lot of people on the far left talking about guns lately too.
I guess I should be thankful that they’re all just posing and that we don’t have shootouts in the streets…

2025-09-02 17:24:56 UTC

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The government is coming for the guns. Why aren't the right-wingers with "come take it" bumper stickers saying anything? Maybe they really do want Trump to come and take their guns away.

2025-09-01 16:53:13 UTC

Props to the NY Times today… Calling out the rank hypocrisy of governors sending their National Guard troops to DC.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/01/us/politics/crime-republican-states.html?unlocked_article_code=1.ik8.Gv4c.P7XxGALLHUd8&smid=url-share

2025-08-31 14:28:55 UTC

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You’re the one relying on feelings. I just provided data and you replied with a meme.

2025-08-31 03:33:57 UTC

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It is a myth that guns keep you safe. They do not.
https://www.americanprogress.org/article/debunking-the-guns-make-us-safer-myth/

2025-08-30 18:43:52 UTC

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This quote is totally bonkers…
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On Friday, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller called Kennedy, also known as RFK Jr, "a crown jewel of this administration".
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2025-08-24 16:56:32 UTC

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Also of note: Pakistan is buying the solar panels from China.
The rest of the world will soon be mostly run on renewables. Their energy costs will be far lower than ours, and China is already getting rich off of it.
Drill baby drill… for oil that nobody wants to buy!
Even the Saudis have seen this coming and have diversified their wealth away from oil.
Dumbest leaders on the planet, and honestly the citizens might be dumber since so many keep voting for these clowns.

2025-08-22 19:20:09 UTC

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This is a joke right?
RIGHT?!?!?!

2025-08-22 13:10:52 UTC

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You are welcome to point all these things out. But there is a difference between those factors and being on the streets.
FACT: The US has about 0.22% homelessness (numbers in previous post). Sweden has about 0.28% homelessness. (28,000 homeless in a country of 10 million).
Honest discussions need to start with facts. Whatever you dislike about America, base it on reality. Sweden has MORE of a problem with people being “on the streets” than the USA (currently).

2025-08-22 12:51:46 UTC

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This isn’t true. Homelessness is a problem. But America has many social services available. Sadly, our current president is trying to reduce or eliminate many… He has had very limited success doing so.
We have 770,000 homeless people (average on any given day) in a country of 340 million. Most people that experience homelessness - the duration is a year or less.
We want to get that number to zero, but it’s just plain false to claim that families in the USA end up on the street so easily.

2025-08-20 16:51:14 UTC

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Bill Pulte, nepo baby and Trump sycophant, is abusing his position as head of the FHFA to target black women on Trump’s enemies list. He doesn’t even have a finance or business degree, just a BA in broadcast journalism. Blatant corruption.

2025-08-04 20:54:19 UTC

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Thanks for sharing this!

2025-08-02 04:01:04 UTC

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ALASKA got ranked choice voting.

2025-07-21 22:00:15 UTC

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And now 45 is releasing FBI surveillance files on Martin Luther King Jr.
There must be some REALLY bad stuff in those Epstein files.

2025-07-13 02:25:10 UTC

Teenage runaway becomes live-in housekeeper for seven diminutive men
#DescribeACharacterGenerically
#HashtagGames

2025-06-29 17:46:43 UTC

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Stopping Nazis is inspiring. Electing our first female president is inspiring. Saving millions of lives with rapid vaccine deployment is inspiring. Restoring abortion rights is inspiring. Saving the planet is inspiring. Making healthcare more affordable is inspiring.
Hate also inspires. Billions spent by oligarchs to spread hate inspired a lot of people. It also blocked the hopeful and positive inspiring messages of Harris from getting to millions of people. Without that money dumped into the election, I believe the outcome would have been very different.
It is not my goal to upset you. But you are miles away from the actual issues that brought us here. The amount of money spent in swing states on the “OMG genocide is happening for the first time in the planet’s history and it’s all Kamala’s fault” campaign was STAGGERING.

2025-06-28 13:20:48 UTC

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Anarchists = Libertarians, but with a hammer and sickle avatar.

2025-06-27 16:44:13 UTC

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When EV adoption started to increase, right-wing groups spread fear about a power grid collapse.
Now that useless LLM garbage is using far MORE electricity? 🦗 🦗

2025-06-24 02:04:58 UTC

According to a commercial I just saw, you can do your own plumbing by taking a picture of pipes and saying “help me Google” into your phone.
Did general contractors pay for these ads so they can make more money fixing all the destruction people inflict on their homes?

2025-06-22 02:59:08 UTC

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Your name is “do not punch down” and you’re taking a crap on the minority party while MAGA is going to war. LOL

2025-06-20 13:22:04 UTC

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People pay taxes to have ICE steal their friends. Then they pay Go Fund Me to get them out, until the next raid anyway.
It would save a lot of money and time for people to get off their butts every 2 years in November, and vote for politicians that wouldn’t send ICE to steal their friends.

2025-06-19 13:10:11 UTC

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I didn’t even know an opera about #FrederickDouglass existed! Have a great show tomorrow…

2025-06-13 14:55:41 UTC

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How deep must one’s head be in the sand to not spot the differences in America since January 20 of this year?

2025-06-13 14:37:41 UTC

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I recommend following @npub1xw7…r9m5 if you want to learn why taking potshots at Democrats and not voting for them just makes this worse.
In a nutshell, I see his take as: if progressives don’t vote, but centrists do? Of course politicians are gonna cater to the centrists.

2025-06-13 12:55:23 UTC

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So, what should they do instead? Does the minority party in America have some secret powers we don’t know about?
For a party to have power, they need votes. To get votes, they need money, especially since the GOP has multiple billionaires funding them.
I am SO sick of people attacking Democrats for what the GOP is doing. It is infuriating and absolutely pointless. In fact, it’s counterproductive to torpedo the opposition party.
Last night I heard an interview with a psychologist. She explained how the need for revenge is something innate due to our evolution. But she also said people who feel weak end up redirecting their revenge or anger towards those they feel safe to attack. It’s why somebody will yell at their spouse after a bad day at work… they couldn’t bring themselves to yell at the boss.
So I guess that’s why people are attacking Democrats. It’s not that they cannot comprehend that the majority rules. It’s that they are too weak to fight the people in power. So yelling at Democrats is their “kick the dog” response.

2025-06-10 02:29:29 UTC

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Yet another person blaming Democratic politicians for the ignorance of voters and the actions of MAGA politicians.
It is beyond stupid to be throwing shade at Democrats right now. People who voted MAGA or who skipped the vote need to be shamed; they DID THIS. Too bad so sad the Democrats didn’t “care” enough about their idiotic pet issue that kept them from voting, if you care more about [insert ANYTHING here] than STOPPING NAZIS then I have zero use for you.
Anybody who voted MAGA or didn’t vote should be swearing a public oath to do everything in their power to make sure no member of the GOP ever wins the presidency again. But we know it won’t happen. After all, sending National Guard after protesters was done in 2020 as well and they all forgot.

2025-06-03 17:35:05 UTC

This op-ed by Anne Lamott is a must-read IMO.
Attacking Biden is not just pointless. It helps MAGA. Same goes for most of the attacks on Democratic politicians right now.
(Yes it’s in the WaPo. Sorry about that but at least this is a paywall-lifted link)
https://wapo.st/4jqeQLP

2025-05-28 16:05:01 UTC

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The “states rights” politicians don’t like it when the federal government imposes laws and regulations on their state.
So why do they pass laws to do the same thing to localities in their own states?

2025-05-27 23:42:25 UTC

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Which the same thing affirmative action did for colleges. It was never about excluding white people. It was only about giving somebody other than white men a chance.

2025-05-26 20:01:08 UTC

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The MAGA voters don’t actually feel bad. They pretended to care while they were being interviewed. Crocodile tears all the way. They will vote MAGA again next time.

2025-05-19 02:41:01 UTC

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The people who are attacking Biden are falling into a trap.
Just today I saw a TV commercial sponsored by a right-wing group blaming Biden for the economic problems happening now.
Of course that’s malarkey. But it’s not just MAGA zombies who believe it now. It’s people who claim to be against 47 too.
Every moment people spend attacking Biden is a moment they are getting played by the right-wing. I wish people would wake up to that fact.

2025-05-18 14:12:03 UTC

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Voting Democrat is not enough, but it is necessary, even if you don’t like the Democrat of the month.
And if you believe that Harris was pro-genocide, you were affected by the targeted disinformation meant to suppress your vote. Trump is going to literally remove every single Palestinian from Gaza. Do you REALLY believe Harris would do the same? We all know the answer to that.

2025-05-18 13:31:45 UTC

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It seems to me you’ve missed the point of this thread a bit.
Playing the blame game with Democrats is self-defeating. Money in politics is impossible to change in the short term. What CAN be done is voting against the GOP, in every single election.
And a corollary: If one wants the Democratic Party to align more with one’s values, one must vote. Because any politician is going to listen more to those who voted than those who didn’t vote at all.
It was malicious actors who convinced people that Harris was responsible for the situation in Israel, and told them the response was to not vote. Such behavior benefitted Trump and Netanyahu. We CANNOT allow such influence campaigns to work again.

2025-05-09 13:10:10 UTC

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Hell no he hasn’t. This is reputation washing. So is his “I’ll give away all my money in the next 20 years” stunt. He’s 70; in 20 years he’ll most likely be dead already.

2025-05-04 01:59:36 UTC

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It would be a great example for teaching kids about facts vs opinion. The article is presented as fact, but is loaded with opinions instead, with only one or two pieces of actual information.

2025-05-03 15:16:39 UTC

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This is the worst kind of article. Cherry-picking information, getting “sources” with an axe to grind, etc.
FACTS: Biden negotiated a ceasefire agreement a YEAR ago. Trump worked behind the scenes with Bibi to delay it. That exact agreement from May 2024 was adopted once Trump won the presidency.
And now with Trump in power, there was ZERO pushback from the US when Bibi violated the ceasefire by unilaterally changing the terms of the agreement.
This post smacks of people trying to assuage their guilt for skipping the election or voting Stein, thereby allowing Trump to win.
Biden could have done better, but GOOD LORD Trump is infinitely worse. Wake up people.

2025-05-03 01:56:28 UTC

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Seems like you should be chastising white people instead. There were only TWO demographics that went majority-Trump: white men and white women.

2025-04-27 23:59:26 UTC

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And it wasn’t even $160 billion in savings. That lie was exposed here. Seems like only about $12.6 billion in cuts are verifiable. So they are spending $10 extra for each $1 they save.
https://popular.info/p/the-doge-deception

2025-04-25 12:48:33 UTC

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Not in Slotkin’s case. She is a Democrat, and that is my point.

2025-04-25 03:11:26 UTC

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Well… it worked for her. She is definitely to the right of Kamala Harris, and she won her state while Harris lost there.
I disagree with her on some things. But if we want to get a Democratic majority in Congress, we’re probably gonna have to tolerate a few Slotkins. She’s better than somebody like Joe Manchin, and she’s WAY better than any GOP candidate.
You want to win a fight with the GOP, you’re going to need all the allies you can get.
Nationally we need candidates with progressive policies to increase Dem turnout. But in some states, maybe we’re gonna need some “centrists” or we will be ceding those seats to the GOP.

2025-04-17 18:13:33 UTC

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Vouchers for poor people to have a home = bad. Vouchers for rich parents to help them pay for private school = good. This country is upside-down when it comes to morality.

2025-04-14 15:03:09 UTC

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Also, I blame the outcome of elections ultimately on the VOTERS. I saw a lot of "progressives" refuse to vote for Hillary or Harris.
So I really have more of an issue with the "Bernie bros" than with Bernie.

2025-04-14 14:51:19 UTC

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One could argue they "underperformed" because Bernie bros stayed home instead of voting. So, you are right about one thing. Bernie DEFINITELY has an effect.

2025-04-14 14:03:12 UTC

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I don’t doubt that Sanders has an effect. But he’s not the only progressive voice. I wish he’d be more of a team player. Maybe this tour with AOC will prove to be that. If it leads to more people voting for Democrats, then congratulations. If it leads to the same group of “progressives” staying home because the Dems aren’t far enough left? Then he’s done it again!

2025-04-13 15:01:06 UTC

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America can release a Russian smuggler in a prison swap to get an amateur ballerina home from Russia.
But we cannot get a wrongfully-detained man back from a prison in a country run by a man that Trump is supposedly friends with.
If this administration can do the former, then they are deliberately choosing NOT to do the latter. Add in the judge telling them they MUST release him, and this is criminal contempt.

2025-04-13 13:19:16 UTC

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I think Elizabeth Warren is a much better progressive than Bernie ever was or will be. She got the CFPB created. That was huge, and she actually accomplished it.
She didn’t try to undermine the other candidates after bowing out of the presidential race in the past either.

2025-04-12 19:20:44 UTC

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Once again, the “pro-life” party proves they are NOT that.

2025-04-12 13:54:17 UTC

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“I can’t believe my family member got fired from a government job!”
“I can’t believe abortion is a felony, and that women are increasingly dying during childbirth!”
“I can’t believe innocent people are being sent to Salvadoran prisons!”
- Say those who refused to vote for Democrats because they didn’t get everything they wanted from them.
@npub1ywm…qdga

2025-04-02 08:54:24 UTC

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Don’t underestimate the importance of morale.
Also, the previous record for a long filibuster turned out to be a pretty pivotal moment in history.

2025-03-22 15:25:02 UTC

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Hmm, I don’t think you understand what a “fact” is. That is clearly just an opinion.

2025-03-20 16:37:09 UTC

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He was NEVER a backer of DEI… tacit or otherwise.
The Washington Post is now officially government disinformation.

2025-03-11 03:45:06 UTC

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While most Americans are taught about the Nazis, very few are taught about the evils of their own country.
You are probably correct about the comparison, but people seem to know foreign history better than their own country’s REAL history. For example, how many people are recalling that Nixon had a guy, not confirmed by the Senate, that illegally tried to shut down government agencies too? His name was Howard Phillips.
https://time.com/7216368/trump-repeating-nixons-failed-plan/

2025-03-08 17:33:19 UTC

Another Trump voter “finds out” what he voted for.
https://www.newsweek.com/ice-detains-us-citizen-trump-supporter-2041385
"I told him I was an American citizen, and he looked at his other partner like, you know, smiling, like saying, can you believe this guy? Because he asked the other guy, 'Do you believe him?'"
"I voted for Trump last election, but, because I thought it was going to be the things, you know, like... just go against criminals, not every Hispanic looking, like, that they will assume that we are all illegals," Machado said.

2025-03-01 22:40:59 UTC

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I’m surprised anybody is still sticking to the “Genocide Joe” line after seeing Trump’s plans to help Russia slaughter Ukrainians and his ethnic cleansing promise for Gaza.
I’m laughing at the idiocy, but honestly it’s quite sad to see…

2025-03-01 22:24:08 UTC

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Regarding your handle, maybe stick to being quiet if you think “both sides are bad” is revolutionary thinking.

2025-02-16 03:26:28 UTC

Jell-o Submarine
#SweetToothABookOrPlay
#HashTagGames

2024-11-28 20:25:56 UTC

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Georgia’s government did a similar thing. Apparently, Republican officials will do anything to hide the truth from the public.

2024-11-24 17:40:29 UTC

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Pam Bondi, the nominee for Attorney General, gets $115K per MONTH from Qatar as a part-time lobbyist. PART TIME. You can be certain the rich will be able to buy their way out of any crime they commit if she’s in charge.

2024-11-04 02:29:33 UTC

Workin’ 8 to 4
#TimeChangeTiredASongOrPoem
#HashTagGames

2024-10-13 21:34:20 UTC

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I agree, and Congress should pass laws preventing such abuses of voter registration rules by the states.

2024-10-13 20:37:39 UTC

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Case law regarding this is clear and has been in force for 3 centuries. Congress can, and often has, regulated how states may carry out voter registration. The only part of the process they can’t override states on is the “Places of chusing Senators”.

2024-10-13 01:47:32 UTC

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Have you ever read Article I, Section 4, Clause 1 of the U.S. Constitution?

2024-09-19 15:23:55 UTC

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They routinely do this to people they injure or kill. It gives them cover for their actions. When Jacob Blake was in the hospital, PARALYZED from the waist down after being shot in the back by cops, they had him handcuffed to his bed.
If it’s just “a few bad apples” then why is this happening all the time in police departments across the nation? 🤔

2024-09-04 20:09:08 UTC

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Brian Kemp BRAGGED about signing a law (opposed by 70% of people in the state) to allow people to carry guns without a license or background check. The blood is on his hands. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/georgia-gun-bill-permitless-carry-signed-governor-brian-kemp/

2024-08-31 15:24:41 UTC

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I don’t even know what a guppe group is… I just googled it and found a GitHub page… it sounds interesting

2024-08-31 15:03:32 UTC

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I generally enjoy living in this land ruled by catgirls. But I do wish for more sports fans. Even with hashtags, a lot of the content that comes up is Twitter replica accounts.
Maybe we should embrace the #sportsball theme here and add it to all sports-related posts. It might catch on, who knows?

2024-08-28 22:48:30 UTC

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How nice of him to provide evidence of the campaign’s illegal activity. When he loses, his campaign officials can go to jail, and this time he won’t be there to pardon them because he’ll be in the next cell over.