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Man, Hegseth's Department of War is even more buffoonish than everything else. Kinda amazed how the US military didn't just have some basic war plans they could activate. Their lack of preparedness is astonishing. meidasnews.com/news/so-much...
this is the core of Trump’s grifting ‘this is the best, I am the best, don’t you want what I have, don’t you want to be like me?” which fails when the prospective mark doesn’t want or already has whatever is needed for self-validation and works when the mark lacks that validation
Trump rants like a lunatic at a women's health event: "That stone is so beautiful ... see the cushions? Those beautiful yellow cushions? Don't they feel nice? I have them specially made ... you have the new heliport and ballroom."
El-Sayed delivers a primer for anyone who needs an explainer on the practice of faith, separation of religion and state, or a pushback on right-wing scaremongering (watch to the end when Tommy slinks off out of the room, defeated)
This is Tommy. Tommy had a question about my allegiances. Listen to the end to hear about his.
dunno if this is another Musk attempt to prove he’s human by trying humor but no, it’s not even the first flying car manofmany.com/auto/cars/wo...
Elon Musk reveals ‘world’s first flying car’ at Tesla event
trying to watch my state's college football games they're spread out among multiple streaming services which i don't have a subscription for if i can find them at all the broadcast signal for all but a few stations doesn't reach where i live it's not the matchups, it's the availability
College football's television audience is noticeably smaller through the first month of the 2026 season compared to last year.
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any lawyer with the qualities required to be considered "really competent" would refuse to take on what they know is a bullshit politically-motivated effort that leaves them with mostly MAGA movement morons and a few competent-but-evil prosecutors
Bondi's former chief of staff Chad Mizelle: "Part of the reason the weaponization work has been difficult is that you need people who are MAGA and who are really competent." From @paulareidcnn.bsky.social and other @cnn.com folks: