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2 hours ago, Chopper said:
Sickening
But Russia was booted from the G7/8 AFTER it invaded Ukraine with little Green Men and annexed Crimea. So, of course, he's wrong again.
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More hints that FEMA will be done away with in its entirety. When the feds do contribute money to an area it in the future it will be done differently:
“We’re going to give it out directly. It’ll be from the president’s office. We’ll have somebody here, could be Homeland Security.”
Wanna bet which set of states (red versus blue) will get the lion's share of the money?
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24 minutes ago, Surly Bevo said:
Nah, one can get away with a whole lot in the USA, but pedophilia and mistreating dogs are the two no-gos.
For pedo, sure. For dogs.... look who's our Homeland Security head.
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7 hours ago, miguelito said:
This is true, but the terrorists are probably all just sitting back and laughing at us right now.
Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.
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4 hours ago, speed817 said:
Presidents' names and images should be removed from all such things. Replace it with "your tax dollars at work".
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11 hours ago, Fudge Nuggets said:
If I had his money, I'm buying the Yankees and Dodgers and running them in a way that make the Rockies look elite.
All home games first pitch at 10:30AM. Major overhaul of uniforms to something that make the Padres City Connect kits look tame. Trade Judge and Ohtani for some single-A bench-warmers and a 2033 18th round draft pick.
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Ack. Disregard my last paragraph. That was for the previous election. Not this year's.
In 2025 the Union got 28.5% to AfD's 20.8%.
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15 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:
Also is it Germany’s most popular party?
No. Well, sort of. Maybe. They placed second in the last election. So no.
But... The top party, the Union, is kind of two parties, the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and the Christian Social Union (CSU). The CSU is in Bavaria and the CDU is everywhere else. So it likely hinges on whether you treat the Union as one party (the two are probably more aligned than the Democrats!) or two.
However, the Union got 24.1% of the vote to AfD's 10.4%. Even if you cut the Union in half for CDU and CSU (worst possible outcome, 12%) that is still greater than AfD. So, now that I consider the exact numbers, the answer is no. It's not.
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1 hour ago, yoladu said:
Does Trump understand what he is trying to do?
No. Not about this, or any other topic.
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19 minutes ago, TexArcher said:
Yeah, I mean, everyone hates Big Pharma and their price-gouging, so this is actually something that will have universal appeal. And of course that's why he's doing it now as his approval rating is shitting on itself.
But this will make 100% of Republicans hypocrites when they back him on this. This is the opposite of small federal government and a free market.
Yet something tells me they'll have no problem contradicting everything they've ever said before now. Dance, you profiteering little puppets.
So, I am supposed to believe:
EVIL! - Negotiating with drug companies to bring down Rx prices, as many other countries already do, for Medicare and Medicaid. SOCIALISM!
BRILLIANT! - Mandating a price for Rx that companies can charge.
It just makes my head hurt. Thank God TFG is lowering drug prices with the stroke of a
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Nothing to see here, just the US Government using tariffs as a bargaining chip to force acceptance of a service owned by someone high up within the administration.
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55 minutes ago, Valmy77 said:
I believe Trump attended one of the Bastille Day parades as President and was very aroused by it. He talked of doing the same here. I suspect he will attempt to make this fantasy real.
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On 4/10/2025 at 3:03 PM, Firemans4Horn said:
She’d do well in North Korea.
Not just because of the current President, but I'd be 100% behind the idea of removing portraits of Presidents, VPs, Secretaries, etc. from all public buildings around the world. We are (supposed to be) a nation of laws, not of men (or women).
Even more silly. I am annoyed when I see the name of the current agricultural commissioner name on gas station inspection stickers. So, I know I have issues.
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1 hour ago, tx ind said:
What’s going to happen to the economy when all of the countries Trump is shitting on refuse to buy other things from American companies like med devices, software, etc?
We can kiss American innovation goodbye at a minimum.
We raise tariffs even higher and threaten to make them the 52nd, 53rd, 54th, ... states? Whatever it takes.
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I listened to that episode and at one point she was discussing the story about Warren Buffet paying more in taxes (by percentage points) than his secretary. I think the economist misspoke, or misunderstood, something about the comparison. I think the core of the argument is taxes on salary for the middle class (the secretary) is higher than taxes on dividends or long term capital gains for the rich (Warren). But this distinction was not addressed and she dismissed the anecdote. I became less enthused about the episode after that.
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14 hours ago, bolverk said:
This warms my cold black heart.
https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2025/03/cybertruck-washington-dc/682232/On the first Sunday of spring, surrounded by row houses and magnolia trees, I came to a horrifying realization: My mom was right. I had been flipped off at least 17 times, called a “motherfucker” (in both English and Spanish), and a “fucking dork.” A woman in a blue sweater stared at me, sighed, and said, “You should be ashamed of yourself.” All of this because I was driving a Tesla Cybertruck.
I had told my mom about my plan to rent this thing and drive it around Washington, D.C., for a day—a journalistic experiment to understand what it’s like behind the wheel of America’s most hated car. “Wow. Be careful,” she texted back right away. Both of us had read the stories of Cybertrucks possibly being set on fire, bombed with a Molotov cocktail, and vandalized in every way imaginable. People have targeted the car—and Tesla as a whole—to protest Elon Musk’s role in Donald Trump’s administration. But out of sheer masochism, or stupidity, I still went ahead and spent a day driving one. As I idled with the windows down on a street in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood, a woman glared at me from her front porch: “Fuck you, and this truck, and Elon,” she yelled. “You drive a Nazi truck.” She slammed her front door shut, and then opened it again. “I hope someone blows your shit up.”
Earlier that day, my first stop was the heart of the resistance: the Dupont Circle farmers’ market. The people there wanted to see the organic asparagus and lion’s-mane mushrooms. What they did not want to see was a stainless-steel, supposedly bulletproof Cybertruck. Every red light created new moments for mockery. “You fucker!” yelled a bicyclist as he pedaled past me on P Street. The diners eating brunch on the sidewalk nearby laughed and cheered. Then came the next stoplight: A woman eating outside at Le Pain Quotidien gave me the middle finger for a solid 20 seconds, all without interrupting her conversation.
cont'd: https://archive.is/ySLgp
Not that I would rent such a thing, ever. But if I did I would 100% be sure to get full insurance coverage on it. One would be a fool not to do so.
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8 hours ago, Hank_Hill said:
As someone who loves dogs and takes their fucking cat to the beach, I concur
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2 hours ago, Fudge Nuggets said:
How many people bring their birth certificate to the polls?
This was for voter registration purposes, not voting at the polls.
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Trumps EO mandating documented proof of citizenship excludes birth certificates and non-REAL ID drivers licenses. Passports are OK though. If only US citizens with passports voted I feel confident that this last election would have turned out far differently.
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ICE activity/raids
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KTLA report, so in I'm assuing this is in California. Covering ones license plate like that is illegal, as far as I understand it. Law and order!