David Rodriguez

@DrewSav Regency council of whoever grabs the autopen

What happens if the president is completely incapacitated but the 25th amendment is never invoked?

@ArmandoNDK Their names should be synonymous with Lieberman

Ostracize them! Denounce them! Make elected Dems denounce them! Disgrace them. Don’t worry about primaries. Call them out! NOW!

@PorcupinePoke @Brett_McMurphy Lol @ the OP counting Wazzu for KSU's schedule, but not for Washington's. Very funny.

@Brett_McMurphy Asterisk from a big 12 guy. Houston and Tech meet that by playing OrSt while KSU plays Wazzu. Considering these were likely scheduled before the PAC fell it makes sense. It would be unrealistic to try to make them schedule someone else. Also, Ole Miss meets it with OrSt in 2027.

In 2026, every Power 4 team will play 10 power conference opponents except the Big Ten's Indiana, Nebraska, Penn State, Rutgers & Washington. All Big 12, SEC & ACC teams are required to play 10 power conference teams, but not the Big Ten. Why? on3.com/news/while-big…

@YosemiteForest @huntisms @PokerNews @WSOP @PokerGO Just put a clock on everyone and give them time extensions like every other tournament series.

@DRodriguez425 @huntisms @PokerNews @WSOP @PokerGO Oh yeah- that guy shoulda had the clock called way before that. If anything they should allow the floor to hold the bust out placement when people are dragging their feet like that.

👀 | It’s getting 🔥HEATED🔥 for Will Kassouf after drama at the table leading to a one-round penalty in the @WSOP Main Event with just over 50 players remaining! With just 11 big blinds left for Kassouf, will he finally be quiet??🤫

@YosemiteForest @huntisms @PokerNews @WSOP @PokerGO They immediately cut to the feature table where someone sat there with 1 chip behind for 10 minutes in an attempt to stall the pay jump with no penalty.

@huntisms @PokerNews @WSOP @PokerGO Because the stalling could be a way to climb the payout ladder?

@theWakeJames @cavanagh_danny @brucefanjoy Update?

@cavanagh_danny @brucefanjoy Delusional. The guy doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell.

Follow the man who is going to beat Pierre Poilievre in his own riding, @BruceFanjoy. #cdnpoli

@kvkln2004 @alt_ccc It's over

I was extremely and confidently wrong

@corncobanalysis You gotta start a bit about how the Quebecois vote is a harbinger for the Latino Catholic vote in 2026

somehow, the Washington Primary returned

@davidfrum Turns out acting like a mad man affects the credit of the United States

So much for the claim that Trump destroying the stock market and pushing US economy into recession would at least make housing more affordable.

@joe66807542 @Sino_Market Alabama

@Sino_Market Where are they produced now?

🇨🇳🇺🇸IN RESPONSE TO THE TARIFF TURMOIL, MERCEDES-BENZ PLANS TO PRODUCE THE GLS IN #CHINA, WHILE JAGUAR LAND ROVER HAS HALTED EXPORTS TO THE U.S, 36KR REPORTS. mktnews.com/flashDetail.ht…

@tysonbrody Orange Monday incoming

@MarciaOnTheGo @vancolour Their 2 candidates finished 5th and 6th with around a quarter of the votes of the top 2

@vancolour I haven’t paid attention, living in Ladner… I’m guessing they lost? I’m not educated enough to say this or that, but you’ll make my search easier

ABC Vancouver had so many lawn signs though! 🤔

@CanadianPolling Gonna be hours before voting finishes at most polling stations

Us: Can we have the election results? Vancouver municipal election:

@rhcm123 These are the US troops flying active combat missions in Yemen every day. "Trump is taxing combat pilots bombing terrorists" is the easiest pitch in the world

@unamuno1898 @polidemitolog Trump got a photo op and a beautiful letter

@polidemitolog Sorry, what did the US pressure North Korea into exactly? Their nuke program continued unabated.

Keith Kellogg, special envoy of the US president, stated that Russia and Ukraine need to negotiate a settlement because "neither side will achieve all its goals," proposing that the $300 billion in frozen Russian sovereign assets could be leveraged as part of the deal. He also pointed to the shadow fleet, which transports a significant portion of the world’s illegal oil—70% of it through the Baltic Sea—as a potential target for disruption. Kellogg highlighted a precedent from Trump’s first term, when the US successfully pressured North Korea by cutting off its coal exports to China, suggesting a similar strategy could be applied here to force progress in negotiations.

@AFP The US trade negotiators are busy dealing with penguins

European leaders hit out against sweeping new US tariffs. EU says it is ready to respond with countermeasures while opening the door for last-ditch negotiations u.afp.com/SiHV

@ChrisO_wiki @whstancil Do Russia, Belarus, Cuba and North Korea not have ISO codes?

@whstancil They seem to have used the ISO list of countries and territories. The giveaway is the appearance of Réunion, which is part of metropolitan France but has its own ISO code.

They literally went down the entire Wikipedia list of countries, slapping tariffs on random uninhabited islands, but left Russia off the list

@yarotrof Just send everything to Sinaloa and pay the cartels to get it across the border

At the time of the Smoot-Hawley tariffs of 1930, which triggered the Great Depression, the U.S. accounted for more than a third of the global economy and dominated worldwide manufacturing. The U.S. today accounts for 14.8% of the world GDP in PPP terms, according to the IMF. Other countries can find ways around it.

@Gerashchenko_en Iran is sanctioned just as heavily as Russia, but was included

President Trump announced reciprocal tariffs. Russia was not included in that list. Officially, the US stated that the new US tariffs do not apply to Belarus, Cuba, the DPRK, and Russia. The White House said that these countries are already subject to "extremely high duties" and that the sanctions prevent significant trade with them. However, this may also be part of Trump's negotiation strategy: ◾️ Either you agree to some kind of peace format, or the 500% tariffs promised by Lindsey Graham will be imposed on all goods from countries that buy Russian oil. ◾️ The United States and Russia might be close to a possible signing of an agreement on "rare earth metals," which would not only allow American funds to enter Russian energy production, but also create trading houses for the sale of Russian sanctioned goods, primarily in the EU. This is a complicated process, as it requires the approval of the EU in the first place. But now, having imposed duties on EU goods, Trump can use it. ◾️ In the coming months, the EU will be negotiating with the US on tariffs, security and support for Ukraine. ◾️ Putin's actions suggest that he is going to continue the war. The main negotiating factor for Putin remains the subsoil deal. The situation is getting more complicated.

@DavidLiptonWI They can just wipe out American IP protections and large segments of Asia will immediately follow. The biggest American companies don't rely on physical production constraints. They rely on the world respecting brand rights and software licenses

These all generate quite large numbers of network and incumbency effects that China, even at 95th percentile governance outcomes in everything, cannot replicate without substantial time, even ignoring 1) China’s headwinds and 2) coercive tools the U.S. holds vis-a-vis China

TL is dooming endlessly about liberation day but for those proclaiming the end of American hegemony, that’s not happening from this alone because factors of production persist through