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Ding ding fucking ding.

Once is bad luck, twice is coincidence, but three times is enemy action. J. Bond

I wonder what the statistical likelihood of that happening are…

As dementia takes hold, previously suppressed sexual urges become less and less constrained.

Couldn't happen to a more deserving guy. Expect a massive catfight to keep it from happening.

Trump needs him on the front lines, starting the day after the election. Be prepared.

Charlie Brown out here speaking more economic sense than any Wall Street analyst I've ever heard.

The most dangerous time in American history may prove to be the time between the Midterm Elections and Inauguration Day. Get ready.

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Small minds are easily dazzled.

The people of Serbia celebrating the defeat of the dictator who held full authoritarian control of their country for nearly 14 years. This is what democracy looks like.

I mean

What do you mean, "We" Kimosabe?

I know they say inflation is only 3.7% but when I go to the grocery store and check the price of beef I'm not so sure that's right. When I stop at the gas station on the way home, and gas went up by 25 cents since my last visit, I know that's wrong.

And the Russian diesel export terminal in St Petersburg reportedly exploded and burst into flames.

And so it begins.

With the leverage seen in the last few elections, Dems can get outspent by over 10:1 and still win. Elon should do the math, $50M beats him. That's a shitty investment.

“He’s got the White House looking like Saddam Hussein opened up a Cheesecake Factory” — Obama

This 👇

‘We, the people’—not we, the white people—not we, the citizens or the legal voters—not we, the privileged class, and excluding all other classes but we, the people; not we, the horses and cattle, but we the people.” —Frederick Douglass, 1857 www.americaamerica.news/p/showing-tr...

Meta's $10 Billion data center in Indiana produced 300 permanent jobs That's $33 million per job In a typical manufacturing plant, a similar investment would create at least 300,000 jobs Data centers benefit wealthy investors, not communities