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ExistentialKiwi

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  • Newsom requests Trump admin return National Guard control to California

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  • The best Newsom is going to be able to do is pull trump onto his podcast and "have a conversation with him" where he makes more steps to the right to hopefully nab some more "principled Republican" voters.

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  • I think it's funny that Google thinks putting an ad in when someone is most engaged with a video will be an effective advertising technique. So someone's going to be absorbed in the video, be presented with an ad while engaging with it and be happy that they were interrupted to be served an ad? Sounds like a great formula for pissing off your users.

  • 'Homegrowns are next': Trump doubles down on sending American 'criminals' to foreign prisons

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  • Isn't this EXACTLY what that orange windbag was saying other countries do to the US? It's always projection with these assholes.

  • Nice try

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  • Ok, but an apple, banana, watermelon, and kiwi sandwich actually sounds really good though.

  • McConnell warns of future headline: ‘Russia wins, America loses’

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  • Fuck you, Bitch McConnell. The Russians already have a stooge in the White House and you're to blame for this whole fucking mess existing in the first place. Go rot in hell with Reagan you fucking asshole.

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  • I hope Greenlanders chase him away like Vermonters did. Let him know he can't go anywhere without people making it known how much they don't want a little sycophantic dweeb like him around.

  • Tim Walz says ‘we wouldn’t be in this mess’ if it wasn’t for him and Harris

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  • Warning bells started going off in my head the moment that the Democrats announced that Harris was going to be the candidate after Biden dropped out, not because I thought she was an unqualified candidate but because there was no time taken to search for other candidates. Maybe it was too close to the election to take the time to go through the rigamarole of all that but I think even a cursory effort to do so would have gone a long way towards making it feel like people's opinions actually mattered. Biden dropping out was huge (at least to me) because it felt like an acknowledgement of the voters who had consistently felt like they were held hostage for their votes because the alternative was a fascist.

    It doesn't help either that they went on to repeatedly shoot themselves in the feet while chasing moderate Republican votes, getting other prominent Democrats to chastise certain classes of voters and breeding the same voter apathy that hurt them in 2016, and their refusal to acknowledge that what's happening in Gaza is a genocide that we shouldn't help Israel perpetrate.

  • After Khalil Abduction by ICE, Jeffries and Schumer 'Not the Men for This Moment In History'

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  • Jeffries won't say anything substantive about Khalil's abduction because doing so would contradict what I assume are his orders from his AIPAC handlers. AIPAC is Jeffries's largest donor, to the tune of $866,425 (as reported by OpenSecrets).

  • Why are the Democrats so spineless?

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  • The Democrats are spineless because a bunch of them are still capitalists and don't want to mess with the status quo and disturb the money faucet that funds them. They're just as bought and paid for as Republicans, they just try to hide it behind virtue signaling and empty words.

  • 'Scripture is very clear': New House Speaker tells Congress God has 'ordained' them

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  • Zero difference. They're both the same shade of conservative, far-right, religious fundamentalist.

  • US economy going strong under Biden – Americans don’t believe it

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  • I think people rightly don't believe it because it's apparent that the economic machine in the United States is not built for the benefit of the average worker, it's built for the benefit of the capitalist class that's captured the government. Republicans may be more up front about upholding the status quo, but there are plenty of corporate Democrats that will support the same status quo while chasing the social capital that comes with agitating for change that more progressive groups are pushing for.

    People don't have faith when they're constantly sacrificed at the altar of "the economy" without seeing any of the benefits of an improving economy. For a good example, look at how the BNSF rail strikes were resolved before Christmas last year. Rail workers were striking for very reasonable things like 7 days of sick leave per year (up from literally 0, per the contract they had with BNSF) and appropriate staffing to prevent emergencies (like what happened in East Palestine, Ohio in early 2023), and what did Biden do? Biden, the guy who campaigned as one of the most pro-labor and pro-union presidents in recent history, stabbed them in the fucking back and made it illegal to strike because an unstable supply chain around Christmas spelled "economic catastrophe". Biden would rather go to bat for a large corporation than for the workers that corporation is shamelessly exploiting.