jbg123.bsky.social

jbg123.bsky.social

@jbg123.bsky.social

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"Iran wants to make a deal very badly" .. "Canada wants to make a deal very badly" .. "a deal is coming fairly soon". This is the new "in two weeks" rhetoric. He has a limited ability of expression and why he becomes unhinged with reporters leading to his "who do you work for" and Fake News retorts.

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It just shouldn’t cost thousands of dollars to take your family to an NFL game and enjoy the best time of year...football season! 🏈 1PM can’t come soon enough. GO LIONS. #OnePride

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They have every intention of rigging this election and trying to steal it And these are the same people who spent a decade falsely claiming elections are rigged It's the biggest, longest con in U.S. political history, and the whole country is its victim

cnn.comUSPS whistleblower describes new plans for voting by mail hidden from the public | CNN PoliticsThe US Postal Service effort to develop a sweeping new system for verifying mail ballots has invited a host of IT concerns among agency officials, with some describing the process internally as a “sh*...

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Trump called the affordability crisis a "hoax." His party's budget proves that's exactly how they see it. No plan to lower costs. No help for working families. They would rather spend money on tax breaks for billionaires and endless foreign wars.

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NEWS: WV GOP Assistant Majority Leader Elliott Pritt has been arrested and charged with enticing a minor after allegedly grooming a 15-year-old through Roblox and Snapchat, then having her meet him in his classroom. GOP leadership won't call for his resignation.

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What if hostile foreign governments were able to control social network algorithms in the United States, suppressing information vital to our survival as a democracy? That would be weird.

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In the 1960's, when the USA led the world w/ blue-chip companies in every field, the average CEO-to-worker pay ratio for major corps was 20-to-1. Now, CEO's are paid about 300 times as much as the typical worker. Those CEO's don't work any harder nor are they more deserving.