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  1. A woman is someone who identifies as a woman.
  2. Trump is officially our nation's first Libertarian president.
  3. It's like when GlaxoSmithKline makes the life-saving medication $23,999 per pill but has a coupon program you can sign up for so that it only costs $1,200 per pill.
  4. Could they go undefeated? Could VY bring a natty back to Austin, Texas, baby?
  5. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/regina-spektor-concert-disrupted-pro-palestine-protesters-1235395060/
  6. chainsaw

    Senate 2026

    Yeah but the ex-generals are probably still on the signal group chat
  7. It's like Shapiro and Newsom are in a race to disqualify themselves as serious presidential candidates
  8. it's basically what that no-talent assclown Andrew Schultz was saying about how republicans are cool now because they overlook Trump's philandering and when he was a kid the democrats were the cool ones because of Clinton's philandering. They want the rules being made by people who they perceive as more likely to honor "bro code." It doesn't stand up to any real scrutiny of course because the republicans are the party of overturning Roe v. Wade and forcing Jesus onto everyone and every thing, but it doesn't need to stand up to any scrutiny because we're talking about absolute morons who don't know and can't be bothered to learn the first thing about politics. That's how you get 20-30 year old pro-weed, pro-abortion surfer dudes in San Diego to support Trump. Because they feel like Kamala running things would make it more likely for them to get cancelled over impregnating their roommate's girlfriend or some dumb shit like that
  9. Guys of all ages hate being wokescolded. Given a choice between a giant douche and a turd sandwich they will pick whichever option is more lenient about youthful indiscretions.
  10. There are some online left-wing outlets that have their audiences but the outlets lack the capital to end up on anyone's algorithms. It's nothing but echo chambers, which does nothing to help Dems lay blame at the republicans for their constant economic failings. Only one side has the means to "flood the zone" and they will continue running that play until it stops working (and it won't ever stop working)
  11. Tulsa OK
  12. This will never happen so long as the media (Legacy Media, Big Tech, and "Alternative" Media) are all owned by the 1%. There will always be a narrative where republicans are held blameless for their economic problems. Always.
  13. https://xcancel.com/MrBuckBuckNBA/status/1949237746842644912#m https://xcancel.com/mattgzman/status/1949526843574337748#m
  14. Stick with what works. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/freedom-mind/202104/the-definitive-guide-helping-people-trapped-in-cult In terms of government policies there probably will need to be some kind of jobs program and incentive system that is tied to a concrete commitment to disavowing Trumpist values. Kind of like being on unemployment. People who refuse should be forced to pay reparations to the Trump regime's victims and their families.
  15. It was the Trump Org autopen.
  16. This is almost definitely it. On top of that remember Epstein hired Mossad goons to personally bully and intimidate FBI agents working the case. All cops, regardless which agency they're from, had every incentive in the world to leave it alone and every disincentive to pry further.
  17. Most of the time it was, but it was also driven by fabricating conflicts.
  18. Jumping out into oncoming seems better, actually
  19. He seemed kind of bored with how little brainpower any of them had.
  20. Make no mistake, Trump and MAGA may appear to have control of the DOJ, the Bureau of Prisons, Congress, the Supreme Court, and the military, but the only person powerful enough to take down Ghislaine Maxwell is Killary
  21. Obligatory: https://i.imgur.com/16NyT1G.jpeg
  22. Repped not necessarily because I agree with everything you said but because it's an insightful post and it captures a broader strategic misstep that Democrats continue to make. I can't quite give a name to this broader strategic misstep, but the gist of it is treating the electorate like better people than they truly are, accepting certain premises at their face value and placing a strong emphasis on appealing to those premises. A naïve belief that voters have some kind of deeper convictions that will get them to switch parties. In the W era, the Dems accepted the premise that the electorate just LOVES the troops, so we're gonna TOTALLY WIN OVER those troop-lovers by running a candidate WHO SERVED AND WAS WOUNDED IN VIETNAM instead of that effete Texas national guard and didn't see any action! How many Republicans switched party lines due to their affinity for "real" veterans? In 2024, Joe Biden's campaign accepted the premise that the electorate just LOVES tough border policies, so we're gonna TOTALLY WIN OVER those border-hawks by trying to pass a "tough" border bill and forcing Trump to accept political responsibility when republicans refuse to vote for it! Then Kamala Harris took over, and her team (which was just Biden's team) accepted the premise that the electorate just LOVES Liz Cheney, so we're gonna TOTALLY WIN OVER those "classic" conservatives who miss Dick Cheney. How did that work out for them? We've seen this tried here in Texas at the state level, too, with MJ Hegar (the "real deal" servicemember) and Colin Allred (the "real deal" Texas football player). How many "real deal" farmers and "real deal" cops do we need to churn through before party leadership finally gives up on this idiotic way of thinking? And that brings me to Talarico. I don't dispute his religious bona fides. He is a "real deal" pastor. And if that's gonna be the campaign strategy, then his donors might as well light their money on fire for all the good it'll do.
  23. this motherfucker is gonna frame Roger Rabbit
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