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My views are my own and don't represent the views of my employer or any state or federal agency. We could've had Jeb!
Mississippi Katılım Mart 2009
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I am really beginning to wonder if Tucker Carlson isn’t just a blatant grifter but legit mentally ill.
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If you're an American born between October 13, 1983 and April 30, 2002, then for more than half of your life the President was a guy born in the summer of 1946.
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I have zero thoughts on the show, never watched it.
I just laugh and call it Ted Asshole like my dad calls Ole Miss Ole Piss. No malice, just dudes rockin
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@politicalmath The fix requires going back to 1998 taxes and 1998 government services, but neither party supports that.
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When I started on twitter, the right's big issue was federal fiscal responsibility. That's barely even a blip in the narrative anymore
Even with DOGE and the gutting of federal jobs, there is no real relief in sight nor any plans to address the problem
Kalshi@Kalshi
JUST IN: US national debt surpasses size of entire United States GDP
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What is the upshot of the Platner tattoo discourse?
Let's say I find his story fishy. I'm supposed to worry that this seemingly left-wing guy supported by all the left-wing people is secretly a Nazi just pretending to be a progressive populist?
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@BlackLanterrn Universal Basic Income by giving everyone a Supreme Court seat.
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Just pack the Supreme Court.
Nothing fucking matters anymore. When Dems get power add 4 justices. Then next cycle Republicans will add 9 more. Then Dems +13, & so on. Keep going until every citizen of the US is on the Supreme Court. The less legitimacy it has the better
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I wish more women understood the mental load of knowing facts about wars
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@eigenrobot Mississippi had a gerrymandered legislature that maintained Democratic control until 2011. When the GOP finally had a big enough wave to break it, they instituted their own gerrymander.
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i assume state legislatures are all going to be insanely gerrymandered if theyre not already to the point where basically we wont have competitive elections for state legislatures for a long time to come
anyone actually know abt this though
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NEW: Mark Sanford suspending SC congressional bid. Will launch advocacy targeting national debt instead.
postandcourier.com/politics/mark-… #SC01 #scpol #scnews #chsnews
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Ben Sasse was not an effective Senator. He's a teacher, an idea man, and a moral example, but he didn't have the skills or inclination to be an effective legislator.
Kim R. Holmes@kimsmithholmes
A lot of people are asking why more politicians are not like Ben Sasse. Because voters will not elect them, that’s why. They may say they care about character, but most don’t vote that way. Instead they vote party line, ideology, self-interest, or out of pique against a perceived enemy. How can we expect our leaders to embody higher levels of virtue if a majority of voters don’t make personal character a red line? It looks like we get the leaders we deserve.
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@Viscountpost A huge part of it is Americans buying clothes in Walmart and Tagret and considering walking around in pijamas and sport clothes 100% of the time as appropriate. Proper clothes require proper care.
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I just put them in the dryer anyway, and when that causes them to not last as long, well, that's what my American salary is for.
Josh!@McNolf
@justalexoki How do Americans dry stuff you can’t put in a dryer? Hanging clothes up is just so easy
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I'll probably get clobbered for this, but here goes: Please, can everyone, right or left, MAGA or anti-MAGA, Republican or Democrat, stop catastrophizing and trying to get everyone on your side worked up into a rage? It's not Flight 93. We're not on the verge of fascism. We do not need to take desperate measures. Our fellow citizens with whom we disagree are not devils incarnate or personifications of evil. We need to argue with our political adversaries--passionately perhaps--but with respect for their humanity and dignity. We don't need to destroy them. That mustn't be our aim. We all say we believe in democracy. Good! But democracy is all about persuading, giving reasons, engaging one another as fellow citizens, despite our disagreements. Let's rebuild civic friendship. We can do this. (Thank you for your attention to this matter.)
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