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Dutchrudder

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  1. I kind of disagree. This is the beginning of the storm, we have 3.9 more years of this shit (hopefully...). They need these cuts to hurt those who voted for Trump, Elon, Rs and the like to feel the pain and harden them against the GOP for the future elections. This shit isn't going to be fixed in 2026/28, it will take at least a decade to rebuild what they are tearing down. We aren't even in midterm campaign territory yet, and the Dems only hope in the immediate future is to win a few special elections in very red districts. Probably not happening. They need a lot of Rs and Independents to realize how much they and their families rely on government programs, contracts and agencies. Only then will they think twice about the "drain the swamp" slogans.
  2. Please sir,don't fire MY daughter! She got there on her own merits! Lol... These idiots still don't realize the DEI stuff is just a bullshit catch-all to cover what they are doing. Anyone who remotely falls in that category will be cut if they aren't necessary to the cause. All they want is sycophants in high positions to make way for the real change that's going to happen in the next few years.
  3. I mean, who could have predicted this???
  4. Big leopard industry is BOOMING right now!
  5. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1XPxFnRs9Q/ People regretting their votes already. Trump is going to have to kick Elon and DOGE to the curb to regain their trust and win these people back, so he can win a third term in 2028...
  6. Well, it was fun while it lasted. 🤢 https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/43937353/spurs-shut-victor-wembanyama-blood-clot-shoulder
  7. Well at least he learned a valuable lesson. Next lesson is living with bad credit scores, repo men and maybe bankruptcy court. But I mean, how could this have been avoided?
  8. If only there was a cheap, safe, proven, effective option for these people...
  9. A nice review of the current state of the NBA against some previous decades offense. A rebuttal to the "they shoot too many 3s" arguments.
  10. I think there is also a significant issue with players tanking their trade value once they know they are on the block. Luka could publicly say he will not sign an extension anywhere but "team X" and make the Mavs forced to take less ideal players from that team instead. Plus putting him on the block is an insult and ensures that Luka has little to no interest in re-signing with the Mavs either. We saw other players tank their trade value this season, like Jimmy Butler and De'aaron Fox did, and I'm sure the Mavs didn't want to deal with that. That doesn't mean you make that Lakers trade, but it means to get the "best" value for a player like that, you may not want to make public or risk having it leaked early.
  11. But Javier, McCullers AND Garcia are on the way! 💪💪💪
  12. Astros vs Dodgers in the World Series would be pretty funny. Which side would the rest of the MLB take? Would it be like KC/Philly in the Super Bowl, where most fans chose 'meteor strike'?
  13. But they voted for TRUMP and are "100% MAGA" so they shouldn't be hurt by the gutting of our Federal government! That's not who we should be hurting with these cuts! Not THEM! They were supposed to target the other them...
  14. I think that was intentional on Lebron's part, he didn't want to be left out and subbed for some other guy. He was in the pictures with the trophy and the team.
  15. It's going to be funny when the Republican Congress claims "We never authorized those buyout packages, they were promised by someone with no authority!" Then they have to bend over backwards into pretzels to explain how the guy firing them and offering the bogus buyouts was legally allowed to do some of that, but not the part where they get paid.
  16. It's amazing the party of The Constitution and Rule of Law is good with this bullshit.
  17. If he was beating the shit out of Nico, the people will dismiss the charges and throw him a parade.
  18. I read 7.5% recently, but that is just civilian employees and makes up about 300 billion of the budget. That doesn't include the military personnel though, which is also a huge chunk of people. Although the military votes pretty red, they might not take as big of an axe to it, since this all seems politically driven.
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