Canadian, Albertan, business owner, fiscal conservative, liberal thinker, student of Ethics, photographer, cyclist, recreational race car driver, and a few other things.
If you follow me with zero post history, expect a block. I’m not about to be trolled.
I have zero sympathy for anyone involved in this grotesque farce.
When you travel all the way to DC to go to the home of the most infamous fascist in US history and get ushered into his office alongside a videographer and photographer, you know *exactly* what vile game you're playing.
Disgraceful.
I wonder: How is it that the shareholders of TESLA and SpaceX do not demand his removal?
If one of my employees was posting these blatant lies online, employee would be gone. Musk’s contract(s) should have removal clauses to protect the company against harm from his negative public conduct.
The man who has spent more money on politics in the last 2 years than George Soros has in his entire lifetime never says anything positive about his guy Ken Paxton. But he does serve up a steady diet of this stuff.
The same US president who treats our friend Canada as an enemy is trying to give Alaska to Russia, a country whose absolutely overt foreign policy is to destroy us. This superpower suicide has to be stopped.
www.ft.com/content/e9cf...
Czech President Petr Pavel says a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine was “quite close” – until Donald Trump lifted sanctions on Russian diesel.
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A wild story: the CEO of a US energy company whose plans were discussed during the Witkoff-Kushner-Putin negotiations resigns. Why? He learned that his company's main investor is a sanctioned Russian company, not the UAE
www.nytimes.com/2026/10/23/u...
Republicans are super-worried if kids are called "he" or "she"--but not if they are called "dead by an assault rifle."
And if your child asks to use different pronouns at school than at home, it is because they are afraid of you and know that the school will do what you will not: protect them.
“Every American citizen must have an equal right to vote. There is no reason which can excuse the denial of that right. There is no duty which weighs more heavily on us than the duty we have to ensure that right.”
~President Lyndon B. Johnson, 1965.
Image: LBJ Presidential Library and Museum.
“We were micro-targeted and spam-botted, but-her-email’d and Comey-memo’d into installing a Russian mole in the White House, while our national security experts—the journalists & academics, intel professionals & advisors—dismissed the threat entirely or, at least, did not take it seriously enough.”
It's hilarious that Donald thinks being able to tell a giraffe drawing from a lion drawing, something any child in the first grade could do, proves he is a genius.
What a sad, damaged fool.
Yes, who can forget the violent Reign of Terror (September 5, 1793 – July 27, 1794) in France, which was famously conducted by unassimilated people from third-world countries?
[Checks actual history.] Oh, wait. They were French.
Yale owes the world an apology for this idiot.
Donald tЯ☭mp is on the wrong side of history.
So is the entire United States body politic … for doing nothing meaningful to rein him in.
As is the electorate for electing him twice. Whether that was voting for him, or staying home. Either way, the citizens of the United States are responsible.
Petition to replace the word “donor” with something else for people who funnel *millions*—not to mention $250 million—into campaigns.
That’s not a donor—that’s a buyer.
Elon Musk is the top political donor of this midterm election, a report shows. Our reporter Theodore Schleifer explains how Musk, the world's richest man, came back from a brief rift with President Trump and Republicans to become a central player. trib.al/8zaFISN
The crowd absolutely erupts when Carney says the Pacific Link pipeline will reduce Canada's dependence on the U.S.
Mark Carney: "Careful. They might think that's election interference. They're a little touchy down there. We're not. We're getting on with it."
In early 2025, I assumed the Trump regime would delete the Department of Justice’s press releases and other statements related to more than 1,000 Jan. 6 cases.
So I downloaded them. We’ve now made them available to the public with a search tool.
They can’t erase history.
jan6memoryproject.org