One observation is I don't believe the GOP really is quite pricing in how damaging politically building a gigantic ballroom and Trump paying himself 250m in the open is when people are visibly hurting economically.

The more hardship someone or their family is experiencing, the harder this administration with push their thumb down.

Cruelty is the point.

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Not to worry - a xenophobic Christian Reconstructionist and wannabe tough guy is leading the charge, folks. 🙄

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UPDATE: I’ve graduated from “nobody” to “distortionist”

Too bad the pilot didn't "Goose" him ot of that seat.

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Gaza officials say Israel has allowed in only 14 percent of the aid required by the ceasefire agreement, averaging 89 trucks a day instead of the 600 that were promised to help alleviate the ongoing humanitarian crisis.

Wake up, babe, the least subtle visual metaphor in history just dropped

Liar.

Trump was buddy-buddy with Epstein, was on the island, and is featured prominently in those documents in raping children, you uneducated shoe.

Holy fuck!

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No it’s not really normal for people in the military to have Totenkopf tattoos

I didn't like ALL their music, but I did much, and Shannon's vocals and Rogers' guitar work made me Melon.

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8. At Arizona, the administration’s proposed compact sparked widespread protest among students and faculty alike. Eighteen student organizations—including the Black Student Association, the Pride Alliance, and College Democrats—joined together in a demonstration condemning the proposal.

7. Both universities faced immediate and forceful backlash from students and faculty. At an October 6 meeting at USC, more than 500 attendees signed up to voice opposition to the administration’s compact—and not a single speaker spoke in favor of it.

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6. The compact called for a complete rejection of transgender students’ gender identities and imposed bans in bathrooms and campus sports. A copy of the administration’s demands regarding transgender students can be seen here:

4. "Without an environment where students and faculty can freely debate a broad range of ideas and viewpoints, we could not produce outstanding research, teach our students to think critically, or instill the civic values needed for our democracy to flourish,” said USC president Beong-Soo Kim.

3. The rejections come after notable institutions folded to earlier anti-LGBTQ+ demands, including Brown, Columbia, Harvard, and Penn—some of which rejected this latest compact.

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2. These colleges have refused letters from the administration offering large financial incentives in exchange for adopting so-called “reforms,” which include anti-transgender measures, anti-immigrant provisions, attacks on diversity programs, and new restrictions on student protests.

1. Two more colleges announce they will reject Trump's bribe to institute trans sports and bathroom bans.

Arizona and USC have rejected Trump's "compact," which features crackdowns on immigrants, trans people, and DEI.

They join MIT, Dartmouth, and Virginia.

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