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  • She is likely Tibetan and not ethnic Han Chinese.

  • LOL I think this is MTG playing the game like Trump - this is a tantrum, a threat, like a girlfriend who threatens to break up with you. It gets your attention - that is the true objective of this. She ain't done with politics. She's making a move here.

  • “If they’re not gonna run the programs, then what are we paying them for?” she said. “It’s like, you know, you’re paying us for a service and they’re not delivering. So let’s stop paying for it.”

  • “I think, hopefully, you’re gonna have a really great mayor, and the better he does, the happier I am, I will say. There’s no difference in party, there’s no difference in anything, and we’re gonna be helping him to make everybody’s dream come true — having a strong and very safe New York.”

    Wow. Did someone give Trump a drug? Did Mamdani hypnotize him? This is bonkers.

  • Shouldn't Trump be charged under the law? Or is that a president carrying out the duties of his office and thus is exempt from the law?

  • There are a quite a few inexpensive options for prevention of dementia that are much cheaper than this.

  • OMG! No she didn't!!! Has she grown a sliver of self-awareness? Who put a mirror before her? This could be a break-through!

  • Not to mention that the original research on amyloid beta has now been proven to have been "doctored" and quite conclusively at that, why they continue to pursue drugs that clear it behooves me. Literally throwing billions of dollars into trash.

  • This was some years ago - even before the first Trump presidency - I read a perfectly reasonable sounding piece from someone about how he's struggling as a dual-income family making $400,000 a year. There's the mortgage for the house and the summer home and the vacation condo and the kids' tuitions at prestigious schools and family vacations and the 401ks and the kids' college tuition funds and how there was NOTHING LEFT after the bare necessities!

  • This is a fucking joke. US is a fucking joke. Law means nothing if you're violating it on behalf of the powerful.

  • Is this for real? They just got back to work, and now they're going on holiday, AGAIN?

  • He would have been your Attorney General!!! Yes!!! Trump's "Finest, best people".

  • I've seen glimpses of her arguing like a fishmonger in congress. Not lookin forward to it.

  • It absolutely is.

  • They are fucking up the bureaucracy.

  • but that contradicts the great justification for capitalism: efficient markets. Monopolies are the exact opposite of efficient markets.

  • US political system is now hostage to and held captive by the wealthy. It can't function without the money from them. Desires of the people will not be seen to as long as it is incongruent with the desires of the few rich. What a fucking joke it is.

  • I want to make a clarification here before we all get too far ahead with "16% of GDP". There are many things wrong with the way giant tech companies dominate their respective fields. However the value of a company does not equal its' share of the GDP. GDP is the OUTPUT of a country in 1 year. It does not equal the value of all the private enterprises combined which is what this comparison is trying to do. What we want to compare then, is to take NVIDIA's output in ONE YEAR and see how much of the economy it dominates. US GDP is ~ 30 trillion in 2025. Nvidia's output or revenue for current fiscal year is ~ $200 billion. That's 0.6% of the GDP. That's far cry from 16%, by about 27 times less.

    What we should be concerned are the size of the market cap of these giant tech companies dominating the total value of the stock market, as well as the monopolistic margins these companies enjoy. All of these contribute to the imbalances in the world we see today - in the economies, in the society and social structure, and in politics. Communism once rose two centuries ago in protest against the concentration of power in the hands of a few. A solution is needed to remedy the imbalances of today.