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Trump boasts he ordered DOJ to sue Alaska to get election result tossed out if they lose
One of the ways to fight cancer is to cut it off with blades
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Trump boasts he ordered DOJ to sue Alaska to get election result tossed out if they lose
One of the ways to fight cancer is to cut it off with blades
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Dolly Partons sister claims Nashville voting machines changed her vote multiple times
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My point is that they'll find away to discount the votes they don't like.
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Dolly Partons sister claims Nashville voting machines changed her vote multiple times
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Remember hanging chads in Bush v. Gore?
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West Texas DA opens forgery probe into transgender mailers
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It might be a psy op to convey the "the Jews trannies are coming for your kids!" point they keep hammering on. How else will they justify expanding the camps?
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West Texas DA opens forgery probe into transgender mailers
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The conservative fasly claim is that LGBT (especially the T) are child predators. So, I'm betting this is to further whip the MAGAts into a frenzy.
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West Texas DA opens forgery probe into transgender mailers
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It was fraudulently distributed to whip the people into a hate-fueled craze about transgender people so they turn out to vote? Attacking trans people is like catnip to these people.
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Trump's approval falls to record low of 31% as midterms near, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
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There are two groups in that 30-something percent who will never change their minds:
(1) the Epstein class who want to enrich themselves at your expense while also raping your kids; basically these guys:
and (2) these guys:
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The Supreme Court is about to decide whether to ban trans women from women’s sports (in all states)
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Makes sense on its head, but the federal question attached through the states accepting federal money for sports in high school.
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Americans dont know how to fight
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Trump's approval falls to record low of 31% as midterms near, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
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Yet, this administration called them all very fine people.
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I've heard good things about Project Reclaimer at least
Uhm, not Halo.
The peak moments were Friday nights with the gang; pizza ordered; Goldeneye, pyramid level, slaps only, no Oddjob; an ongoing Lego collaboration being worked on for the ones who there weren't enough controllers for in that round (you'd cycle out that spot); and first-gen Super Smash Brothers waiting on the side.
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Trump's approval falls to record low of 31% as midterms near, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
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Don't forget advocating to bring back slavery and to kill the gays
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Trump's approval falls to record low of 31% as midterms near, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
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They were the Nazi protestors from "Unite the Right" in Charlottesville
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Fury as Meta accused of kneecapping nationwide No Kings rallies: 'We demand answers'
You demand answers? The answer is pretty obvious: Zuck wants there to be a king.
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White House Ballroom Megadonors Revealed
Saved you a click:
a Public Citizen analysis of public records and reporting identified eight of the ten top donors: five corporations, two billionaires, and one CEO:
Apple gave $25 million, according to reporting
Adelson Family Foundation gave $25 million, according to reporting
The third $25 million donor has not yet been identified
Alphabet/Google gave $22 million, according to court records
Laura & Isaac Perlmutter Foundation gave $20.2 million, according to tax records
The $12.5 million donor has not yet been identified
Lockheed Martin gave $10 million, according to reporting
Microsoft gave $10 million, according to reporting
Palantir gave $10 million, according to reporting
Paolo Tiramani, CEO of BOXABL, gave approximately $10 million, according to a press release
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A retired Penn professor has been blocking Uber Eats robots for months. This week, she got arrested for it
This is basically the start of the counter to automation. We still tell fables about people who stood againt the devaluation of workers like this.
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Supreme Court agrees to review a Reconstruction-era ban on distilling spirits in private homes
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The accelerationist in you ought to watch out for the malicious who know better, but do methanol stuff anyway because there's nobody watching them and they want to increase their profits.
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Supreme Court agrees to review a Reconstruction-era ban on distilling spirits in private homes
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You can, but its the distribution that causes things to get weird.
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Fury as Meta accused of kneecapping nationwide No Kings rallies: 'We demand answers'
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Maybe. Doesn't mean he doesn’t want a king.
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Donald Trump health fears spike as he ‘loses three weeks’
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Why do Americans keep putting such old people into power?
Because the US decided money = speech. All the old people have all the money. Young people are subsisting on starvation wages after Regan, and we saddled them with debt slavery from student loans. So, when you have all the money, you have all the speech. So, old people get elected.
Also, corporations control politics. They view politicians like warehouse equipment. The dollies don't get replaced super often to maximize ROI. The same applies to politicians.
Why not someone young like Obama?
You think the rich would tolerate such a risk? He got elected and then started talking universal health-insurance. The rich dumped truckloads of money against that. So, we ended up with Romney care relabeled as Obamacare. You think they'd tolerate such a risk to their profit margins in light of what I explained above?