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@TheChickyLittle @HeerJeet AOC needs to primary him. She has the momentum
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@nub @Romy_Holland That’s why politics is more about aura and charisma than actual policies
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@Romy_Holland This should be intuitively obvious to anyone on Twitter.
Just get a tweet w more than three or four replies and at least one of them will be from someone below a sixth grade reading level.
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I once dated a guy whose parents were in this category, and the most interesting thing was that it seemed to be a general issue with information uptake/comprehension. I once watched the news with them and after the segment ended one of them proceeded to recount the main story with a majority of the facts wrong.
it was something like "a van drove through a crowd on Monday injuring 2 and the driver was arrested" and he was saying things like "a van drove through a crowd last night and killed a guy and they don't know who did it." it was pretty surreal.
Matthew Yglesias@mattyglesias
If you have the basic skills to participate in the discourse at all — like you can read and comprehend a New York Times article in order to complain about it — you’re in a weird, out of touch, elite bubble. slowboring.com/p/in-defense-o…
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@deified_duck @LeichtenHerzens @entertheunseen @brianonhere There were some less serious examples in the Atlantic
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@LeichtenHerzens @entertheunseen @brianonhere That's what I thought, to me those are attempted murders not "divorces"
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@holland_tom @TheRestHistory I hope we get to hear your southern accent
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@clayfrom80 @jbarro The wya he dresses is all the proof you need that he was always an idiot
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The thing is he’s not very smart and he’s not very engaged
Steven Dennis@StevenTDennis
The thing about Fetterman’s vote for Mullin that is interesting to me is that he didn’t seem to leverage his rare moment of immense power - he had effectively a veto in committee - to get something in return. The Senate is usually all about leverage.
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This is sad. I know as a politician these companies are going to spend a billion dollars against me for saying it but 🤷🏽♀️
Pervasive gambling is not good for society. It turns life into a casino, traps people in addiction & debt, surges domestic violence, and fosters manipulation.
Polymarket@Polymarket
We’re honored to announce MLB has named Polymarket as their Exclusive Prediction Market Exchange Partner. Polymarket 🤝 MLB
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@itsallrelativo @BenShindel @Noahpinion Is that the point? Or does Noah just have an obsession with hating on Mamdani?
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@BenShindel @Noahpinion I think the point is that progressives fawn over cancelling moderates and anyone to their right for their past social media history.
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@CynicalPublius Fox News did a real number on your brain huh? Just an utter embarrassment.
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We are in a period of historic global realignment.
In 20 to 30 years it's quite possible that the global order will look like this:
1. The USA's closest allies will be Eastern Europe, Latin and South America, Japan, Israel, Iran, India and the Gulf Arab States.
2. Rapprochement between the USA, Russia and China will have been achieved. Not allies per se, but not a threat to each other.
3. The countries that will be the USA's biggest adversaries will be the Islamized Western European nations. NATO will have dissolved. Also we will be in a non-hot war of ideas with Australia and New Zealand.
4. Canada will still be Canada. And Africa will still be Africa.
5. Pakistan and Afghanistan will still be a mess.
6. I'm unsure about South Korea.
7. Greenland will be the most popular American casino tourist destination, second only to Las Vegas. ("What happens in Greenland stays in Greenland.")
8. Cuba libres will be great again.
9. The American flag will be flying on Mars in Elontown.
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Wachspress has now published an essay about her allegation. She says that she was a junior when she was Biss’ student, in roughly 2004 when he’d have been about 26. He waited until the course was over and asked her out. They “made out” a few times, she says, and then he broke it off, saying he shouldn’t date a student.
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@Am3ricanM4n @emeriticus Modern conservatives are all larpers. Whether it’s the Rome guy or whatever the fuck this is
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@emeriticus This guy has to be among the dumbest people on the app. The only people dumber than him are the people liking his "insights."
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People who subscribe to this stuff have effectively lobotomized themselves and belong in padded cells
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@Phlanker25 @mrmedina @marxiners You can support the service and sacrifice of troops without jerking off to violence like this self promoting, auto fellating freak in the video. Seal culture and the beliefs Hegseth push are rotten and how you get hundreds of dead little girls.
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W, the sacrifices of our military in the past, and those serving today are the primary reasons why “freaks” like me are free to live free in this diverse and beautiful country.
Were you not old enough to remember 9/11? I didn’t fully agree with all the military actions after 9/11 at that time, mainly just the rationale for the invasion of Iraq - but the threat of our nation’s enemies is real. There were two huge smoking piles of rubble in Manhattan that made that clear.
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american culture and identity is war and violence. it’s not joy. it’s not community. it’s not music. it’s perceived power. team usa’s celly is a military salute. it’s so weird. nothing has been clearer this entire tournament when compared to other countries.
Jomboy Media@JomboyMedia
Robert J. O’Neill spoke in Team USA’s clubhouse ahead of their game vs. Canada O’Neill was one of the members of SEAL Team Six that carried out the mission to kill Osama bin Laden
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@sigismundsheir @CynicalPublius Least surprising shit ever. He has alway been an out of touch larper
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@CynicalPublius It’s wild that a dude who looks like this talks so much shit. Typical POG bitch.
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You doxxed me. You did not and do not have my permission to reveal the details your "publication" revealed. Plain and simple.
Doxxing is, in some states, criminally illegal.
Doxxing government employees is illegal under federal law.
Please undo the doxxing at your earliest convenience so no further action needs to be taken.
Ryan Evans@EvansRyan202
We published the real name of the person writing under the Cynical Publius pseudonym, which he used to bully, insult, and direct widespread harassment. That person's name was already widely known. Aside from mentioning that he is a veteran, something Thomas himself discusses, the article didn't discuss any other personal information. Further, Thomas himself has said on X that he is revealing his name on Tuesday so this is all a bullshit, elaborate PR exercise in which you, Data Republican, and of course Thomas are treating your followers like they are dumbasses
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@mrmedina @marxiners Hey, embrace diversity, right?
Dominicans are fun and expressive, Japanese have protocol and honor - let us Americans have our way.
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@RubinReport @realDSteinberg Thanks! Perfectly appropriate here.
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Mamdani is awful, but his wife is absolute trash. Liking photos of 12 year old Israeli kid captives? What an awful, evil, despicable cunt.
Henshi@HenshiG
NYC mayor Mamdanis wife liked this picture of twelve year old Yagil Yaakov who was kidnapped by Hamas on October 7th, his father was murdered. He was forced to strip infront of all these people and then abused. Hamas posted this Pic. She needs to at least apologize, but she will double down cuz “resistance” means kidnapping and humiliating kids and babies. And the massacres. We will never forgive or forget.
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@YoniMichanie Mfer served in the IDF talking about “we”. Get the fuck out of here
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Imagine a New York City mayor whose wife publicly celebrated the lynching and rape of Black Americans. When confronted, he defends her—then invites a white supremacist to a taxpayer-funded dinner at Gracie Mansion.
Would we just move on with business as usual?
Why are we now?
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@AhernHerbe8277 I'm curious where in my assessment I gave you any indication that I was ignorant of this.
I am explaining the United States' capabilities, not giving a prognosis on what I think is the right thing to do.
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This sounds like classic Trump hyperbole and bluster, but no. He's actually being quite literal here.
Strikes so far have been limited to the pillars of Velayat control. The pillars of state and civilization themselves are still very much available and very easy to reach.
Power plants and electrical grids, for example, are very easily destroyed. A simple power distribution system would take 3-7 years to rebuild; a full electrical system with redundancies and a capacity equal to that of today—that would take over a decade.
There are about 400 power generation units in Iran—the battle group in the Gulf can legitimately destroy this in about an hour. I'd estimate they can output that many TLAMs alone in that time.
Iran has ~10 oil refineries. Refineries are extremely hard and expensive to build, but relatively easy to destroy; that's what makes them such prime military targets. The battlegroup can absolutely destroy all of these in under an hour. Absent any interruption of power, it would take Iran more than a decade to restore to current throughout. Absent power, considerably longer.
Trump isn't exaggerating. The United States still has many arrows in its quiver that can genuinely set Iran back decades in less than an hour.
And that's only looking at oil refinement and electrical grids.
I get the impression that most of the public genuinely has no idea how much damage a single Carrier Strike Group can do.
Eric Daugherty@EricLDaugh
🚨 JUST IN: President Trump says he has the capability to make it nearly IMPOSSIBLE for Iran to rebuild... ...and all of that can be done by the US military within *one hour* "It's just a question of when. When do we stop?" "The main thing is we have to win this thing, win it quickly, but win it!" "And there are many people, I'm just watching some of the news, most people say it's already been WON." "We don't want to let it re-grow. And ideally, we'd like to see somebody in there that knows what they're doing." "In other words, they can build a country." "Now, one other thing, we can hit sections of Tehran and other places that if you do it, it'll be almost impossible for them to rebuild their country. And we don't want that." "But we can hit electric. We could take apart their electric capacity within one hour. And it would take them 25 years to rebuild it. So ideally, we're not going to be doing that. Thank you very much."
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This war in 7 days has cost 20 years of NPR/PBS funding.
NewsWire@NewsWire_US
The Iran war cost more than $11 billion in the first week, Pentagon says. — NYT
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I remember back when it was our freedoms, our innovation, our American spirit, but apparently now what makes us special is our ability to kill people at a large scale.
Aaron Rupar@atrupar
Palantir CEO Alex Karp: "What makes America special right now is our lethal capacities. Our ability to fight war."
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The killing of schoolchildren should shock our conscience and cause us to recoil in horror.
A nation whose leaders can so easily shrug off the death of children, no matter the cause, is in need of moral repair.
There must be accountability and lessons learned from this tragedy. And we must never forget that Iranian children, too, are children of God.
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WATCH: Israeli police raid, guns blazing, the family home of Akram Sakalla, a Palestinian member of the Lod City Council, ransacking the place and abducting Sakalla's son, supposedly in suspicion of spraying a graffiti of the Palestinian flag on the municipality building.
Sakalla's son has been accused of "supporting a terrorist organization", despite the fact that Israeli law does not officially consider the Palestinian flag to be representing a "terrorist organization".
Since the current war of aggression on Iran started, Israel's suppression of Palestinian speech, both in the 67 and the 48 territories, has intensified. Palestinians are being abducted and locked up in concentration camps daily for even "liking" the wrong social media post (or on completely fabricated charges)
B.M.@ireallyhateyou
🧵"Remember the provocation at Lod City Hall at the beginning of the war? Now they're settling the score with the provocateur" Yesterday in Lod: Minister Itamar Ben Gvir and Yair Altman, from government propaganda outlet Channel 14, joined a large police force to gleefully and publicly raid and ransack the home of a local Palestinian citizen of Israel, and abduct him in suspicion of spraying a Palestinian flag graffiti on the Lod municipality building. The young man who was abducted is the son of Akram Sakalla, a Lod City Council member. Lod (Lyd) is a formerly-Palestinian town, ethnically cleansed in 1948, which is now a so-called "mixed city", with a large Jewish majority. The Likudnik mayor of Lod, Yair Revivo, incited against Sakalla (the father) in the past. Sakalla's son is accused of "supporting terrorism", despite the fact that Israeli law actually does not consider the Palestinian flag a "terrorist symbol". The written law is truly meaningless in "Israel" today, it's now merely a facade to cover up the crimes. In the video, the so-called "journalist", Yair Altman, invades the family's home together with the police, shows the abductee's face, unblurred, and records him being "perp-walked" cuffed and blindfolded.
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