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@IngrahamAngle Maybe ICE got too much money?

Doesn’t this also mean there are fewer ICE agents available to help with deportations?

@mattyglesias Bingo

The people who tried to gin up a national crackdown on free speech in service of the Charlie Kirk martyrdom cult openly cheer Mueller’s death. Not randos, but the president. Not about hypocrisy, about their sincere authoritarian aspirations.

@ChristopherHale And yet they do and will

No Christian can defend this godless man.

@McCormickProf Look. If you voted for Trump you voted for this. He has behaved this way since well forever. So to say conservatives ‘rightly chastised’ was always a one sided conversation since this guy has been your moral center for a decade.

When Charlie Kirk was murdered, those of us on the conservative side rightly chastised those of our political adversaries who cheered and celebrated his death. We accused them--again rightly--of shameful callousness and of polluting public discourse and coarsening social life. What President Trump does here merits the same chastisement, for the same reasons.

@cabsav456 Except this is a feature not a bug

This is something that always bothered me about Trump. I had voted for him and was therefore part of the faction he was trying to appease, but I found it pretty shocking & off putting that he literally only cared about the people who voted for him. No one really talks about this, but this is not normal and shouldn't be acceptable. He openly despises half the country he leads.

@RepNancyMace The problem is the man you serve has no interest in such justice

Name one case besides the Epstein network where this much evidence existed and so few arrests were made. We’ll wait.

@tomfgoodwin because like humans, each only has so much capacity.

I’m surely being stupid. But if AI is rather unconstrained by expertise or capacity or to some extent speed Why do we need to divide tasks or departments to 9 agents ( the marketing agent, the optimization agent etc ) to each do one thing. And then another agent to manage the swarm. Cant one agent just be doing it all you know. It seems very skeuomorphic. Will we have HR agents to make sure the agent agents are being looked after ? A office canteen manager agent to feed the agents ? Seems daft

@EWErickson Christian imperialist... a crusader.

People keep calling me a neocon. I'm actually an imperialist. An American empire would be a positive for the whole world.

@nexta_tv This seems like an idea Putin is giving Trump...

The U.S. is ready to draw closer to Russia to weaken China — Politico The Trump administration is considering reshaping its relationship with Russia to reduce China's influence. The White House believes that encouraging Russia to end the war in Ukraine and reintegrating it into economic cooperation with the West could shift the global balance of power in favor of the U.S. Economic incentives and investments are being discussed as ways to bring Moscow closer to Washington. However, in Ukraine and among experts, this strategy is met with skepticism, with reminders that similar attempts in the past have been unsuccessful, and the Russia-China alliance remains strong. Experts believe that at best, limited cooperation can be expected, but not a rupture between Moscow and Beijing.

@SenRickScott You know who aregues that though. your handler.

Putin is evil and wants to destroy America. Anyone that argues otherwise is either a fool or a liar. wsj.com/world/russia-i…

@PressSec 100% of pro Trump supporters actually support Trump.

CNN: “MAGA GOP view of Trump, approve is 100%. If you are a member of MAGA in the GOP, you approve of Donald John Trump. 0% say that they disapprove… he’s the 1972 Miami Dolphins.”

@mattyglesias Why is USA so pro Putin?

The respectable case for restraint in American support for Ukraine is that we want to shift the burden to Russia and reduce European free-riding. But Trump & Vance relentlessly promote pro-Russian parties in Europe who are the leading opponents of sharing more burden!

@claudeai unauthroized my login, now when I try to log back in, the email never comes. Is this a known bug today?

@EricLDaugh Yuk

🚨 BREAKING: A MASSIVE nationalist crowd just stormed the streets in Hungary to oppose the tyrannical leftists at the European Union, and support right-wing PM Viktor Orban Nationalism should rise ALL ACROSS Europe, save the west!

@mattyglesias agree. they should stay home.

If the SAVE Act doesn’t pass there’s no real point in conservatives even bothering to vote in the midterms imo

@SteveLovesAmmo um... really?

There is literally no difference between the Democrat Party and the Republican Party anymore.

@EvanAKilgore MAGA was always a con.

2,500 U.S. Marines are heading toward Iran tonight. Keep them in your prayers. This is NOT what I voted for. MAGA is dead.

@EricLDaugh Big if true

🚨 WOW! JD VANCE: "ICE arrested an illegal immigrant from Mauritania who's voted in 7 federal elections since 2008!" "Even if you take the Democrats at their word, even if illegal aliens voting is very rare, then why don't we ban it anyway?" NAILED IT.

@aakashgupta May be true today, but if a new tool is only 2x worse than established norms, think about where it will be in a few years.

41% of all code shipped in 2025 was AI-generated or AI-assisted. The defect rate on that code is 1.7x higher than human-written code. And a randomized controlled trial found that experienced developers using AI tools were actually 19% slower than developers working without them. Devs have always written slop. The entire software industry is built on infrastructure designed to catch slop before it ships. Code review, linting, type checking, CI/CD pipelines, staging environments. All of it assumes one thing: the person who wrote the code can walk you through what it does when the reviewer asks. That assumption held for 50 years. It broke in about 18 months. When 41% of your codebase was generated by a machine and approved by a human who skimmed it because the tests passed, the review process becomes theater. The reviewer is checking code neither of them wrote. The linter catches syntax, not intent. The tests verify behavior, not understanding. The old slop had an owner. Someone could explain why temp_fix_v3_FINAL existed, what edge case it handled, and what would break if you removed it. The new slop has an approver. Different relationship entirely. Arvid’s right that devs wrote bad code before AI. The part he’s missing: the entire quality infrastructure of software engineering was designed around a world where the author and the debugger were the same person. That world ended last year and nothing has replaced it yet.

@Sinfulskin2 yes, and it will get worse.

Be Honest: Did you think Trump’s Second Presidency would be this bad?