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Trump paid for January 6th. It's in the files
January 1, 2026 at 9:12 PM
Trump paid for January 6th. It's in the files
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The New York Times lays out a "tangled web" of Trump, Trump administration and Trump family business connections and paths to enrichment. The scale of the web is vast and the figures massive. In addition to all the crypto, one segment discuss AI entanglements.
www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
January 1, 2026 at 3:04 PM
The New York Times lays out a "tangled web" of Trump, Trump administration and Trump family business connections and paths to enrichment. The scale of the web is vast and the figures massive. In addition to all the crypto, one segment discuss AI entanglements.
www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
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MAGA: This is what I voted for!!! Can we get an update on our ballroom!?!
January 1, 2026 at 12:43 AM
MAGA: This is what I voted for!!! Can we get an update on our ballroom!?!
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Of course, the substance of what Trump says here — below that bottom line — is all a lie. Specifically, the National Guard was never allowed to be deployed in Portland or Chicago due to quickly filed lawsuits and responsive judges issuing orders barring the deployment.
December 31, 2025 at 10:25 PM
Of course, the substance of what Trump says here — below that bottom line — is all a lie. Specifically, the National Guard was never allowed to be deployed in Portland or Chicago due to quickly filed lawsuits and responsive judges issuing orders barring the deployment.
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At Law Dork today, I highlighted "four key lessons that we can and must take out of 2025." www.lawdork.com/p/four-lesso...
As I did that, Trump announced that he was giving up on his National Guard efforts in states where the action is opposed by the state — illustrating all four of my points.
As I did that, Trump announced that he was giving up on his National Guard efforts in states where the action is opposed by the state — illustrating all four of my points.
December 31, 2025 at 10:17 PM
At Law Dork today, I highlighted "four key lessons that we can and must take out of 2025." www.lawdork.com/p/four-lesso...
As I did that, Trump announced that he was giving up on his National Guard efforts in states where the action is opposed by the state — illustrating all four of my points.
As I did that, Trump announced that he was giving up on his National Guard efforts in states where the action is opposed by the state — illustrating all four of my points.
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So the “closed” daycares…were closed during the last week of the year, during which most daycares are closed. And the doors were “locked,” which they are at every daycare. And they wouldn’t let in a “journalist” with a camera…which they wouldn’t do at any daycare. Got it.
December 31, 2025 at 8:13 PM
So the “closed” daycares…were closed during the last week of the year, during which most daycares are closed. And the doors were “locked,” which they are at every daycare. And they wouldn’t let in a “journalist” with a camera…which they wouldn’t do at any daycare. Got it.
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An absolute must to read and ponder. Right through to the end. By Spencer Ackerman.
"Weiss simply has no idea what it took to report this story, and even less about the value of what her reporter delivered. Ellison would not have installed someone who did."
www.forever-wars.com/watching-bar...
"Weiss simply has no idea what it took to report this story, and even less about the value of what her reporter delivered. Ellison would not have installed someone who did."
www.forever-wars.com/watching-bar...
Watching Bari Weiss Murder Investigative Journalism at CBS
Notes from someone who's withstood White House demands to stop an explosive story—and who once even had a 60 Minutes piece spiked
www.forever-wars.com
December 31, 2025 at 10:26 PM
An absolute must to read and ponder. Right through to the end. By Spencer Ackerman.
"Weiss simply has no idea what it took to report this story, and even less about the value of what her reporter delivered. Ellison would not have installed someone who did."
www.forever-wars.com/watching-bar...
"Weiss simply has no idea what it took to report this story, and even less about the value of what her reporter delivered. Ellison would not have installed someone who did."
www.forever-wars.com/watching-bar...
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Right-wingers spent all year defending Epstein’s associates due to “lack of evidence” (while they were hiding said evidence), now they want to deport every Somali in Minnesota because a “journalist” alleged that a few Somalis are engaged in fraud. Minorities are guilty until proven innocent to them.
December 31, 2025 at 8:00 PM
Right-wingers spent all year defending Epstein’s associates due to “lack of evidence” (while they were hiding said evidence), now they want to deport every Somali in Minnesota because a “journalist” alleged that a few Somalis are engaged in fraud. Minorities are guilty until proven innocent to them.
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Never forget this: The forces undermining our democracy, rigging our economy, polluting our planet, and stoking hatred are counting on you to give up. Cynicism is how they win. We must keep fighting in 2026 and beyond.
December 31, 2025 at 7:05 PM
Never forget this: The forces undermining our democracy, rigging our economy, polluting our planet, and stoking hatred are counting on you to give up. Cynicism is how they win. We must keep fighting in 2026 and beyond.
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It's not just Trump's secret police, plenty of other countries demand you open your phone so they can search it: North Korea, Iran, China, Russia and Israel, for instance. And come to think of it, these are the countries Trump normally votes with at the UN.
Phone Searches at the Border Are Up. How to Protect Your Privacy.
www.nytimes.com
December 31, 2025 at 2:13 PM
It's not just Trump's secret police, plenty of other countries demand you open your phone so they can search it: North Korea, Iran, China, Russia and Israel, for instance. And come to think of it, these are the countries Trump normally votes with at the UN.
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Miller exemplifies the Trump Dictatorship one year in: They've done a lot of damage, but have also profoundly failed.
Trump and Stephen Miller are actually failing in crucial ways. Deportations are lagging behind their goals, courts are mostly functioning, and their fascist, ethnonationalist cruelties have unleashed a countermobilization of unexpected scope and power.
New from me:
newrepublic.com/article/2046...
New from me:
newrepublic.com/article/2046...
December 31, 2025 at 2:43 PM
Miller exemplifies the Trump Dictatorship one year in: They've done a lot of damage, but have also profoundly failed.
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FLASHBACK — per REUTERS Nick Shirley, the guy behind the Minnesota day care *fraud* video, once paid Hispanic day laborers he recruited at Home Depot $20 to hold pro-Biden signs in front of the White House to gin up fears of an “invasion”
www.winnmediaskn.com/pro-trump-in...
www.winnmediaskn.com/pro-trump-in...
December 31, 2025 at 3:11 PM
FLASHBACK — per REUTERS Nick Shirley, the guy behind the Minnesota day care *fraud* video, once paid Hispanic day laborers he recruited at Home Depot $20 to hold pro-Biden signs in front of the White House to gin up fears of an “invasion”
www.winnmediaskn.com/pro-trump-in...
www.winnmediaskn.com/pro-trump-in...
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Fantastic piece putting the Bari Weiss Experiment in perspective
As it happens, I have experience with high-level government demands to stop an explosive, accurate story from running, and I also have experience with 60 Minutes spiking a story I was involved in, so I have thoughts about the travesty at CBS. If you want some journalism anecdotes, here are a lot:
Watching Bari Weiss Murder Investigative Journalism at CBS
Notes from someone who's withstood White House demands to stop an explosive story—and who once even had a 60 Minutes piece spiked
www.forever-wars.com
December 31, 2025 at 3:12 PM
Fantastic piece putting the Bari Weiss Experiment in perspective
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The Kennedy Center adopted bylaws earlier this year that limited voting to presidentially appointed trustees — not those designated by Congress — a move that preceded the dubious vote to add Trump's name to the center.
Legal experts say the move may conflict with the institution's charter.
Legal experts say the move may conflict with the institution's charter.
Kennedy Center changed board rules months before vote to add Trump’s name
The cultural center said only trustees appointed by the president could vote, barring other members, including Democrats who hold seats, from decisions.
www.washingtonpost.com
December 31, 2025 at 3:15 PM
The Kennedy Center adopted bylaws earlier this year that limited voting to presidentially appointed trustees — not those designated by Congress — a move that preceded the dubious vote to add Trump's name to the center.
Legal experts say the move may conflict with the institution's charter.
Legal experts say the move may conflict with the institution's charter.
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Canadian report on our housing market: now totally fucked by Trump, AKA Rape van Wrinkle.
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December 31, 2025 at 3:15 PM
Canadian report on our housing market: now totally fucked by Trump, AKA Rape van Wrinkle.
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Miller falling short on his "authoritarian designs"?
"The deportations are lagging far behind his hopes. He has not persuaded Trump to deploy the dictatorial power he pines to see. And he has unleashed a cultural moment in defense of immigrants that is more powerful than anything he anticipated."
"The deportations are lagging far behind his hopes. He has not persuaded Trump to deploy the dictatorial power he pines to see. And he has unleashed a cultural moment in defense of immigrants that is more powerful than anything he anticipated."
Stephen Miller Is The New Republic’s 2025 Scoundrel of the Year
He was counting on a nation of haters. He was wrong.
newrepublic.com
December 31, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Miller falling short on his "authoritarian designs"?
"The deportations are lagging far behind his hopes. He has not persuaded Trump to deploy the dictatorial power he pines to see. And he has unleashed a cultural moment in defense of immigrants that is more powerful than anything he anticipated."
"The deportations are lagging far behind his hopes. He has not persuaded Trump to deploy the dictatorial power he pines to see. And he has unleashed a cultural moment in defense of immigrants that is more powerful than anything he anticipated."
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“Is this the American Dream? Is this the land of the free?” 😕🇺🇸
December 31, 2025 at 3:17 PM
“Is this the American Dream? Is this the land of the free?” 😕🇺🇸
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If someone says to you, “what is Turning Point USA?”
You answer:
“Turning Point USA is nothing more than a stochastic terrorist organization backed by reactionary billionaires who want to dismantle liberal education in favor of Christofascist dogma”
-Thank you,
@noelcaslercomedy.bsky.social ❤️
You answer:
“Turning Point USA is nothing more than a stochastic terrorist organization backed by reactionary billionaires who want to dismantle liberal education in favor of Christofascist dogma”
-Thank you,
@noelcaslercomedy.bsky.social ❤️
December 30, 2025 at 12:33 AM
If someone says to you, “what is Turning Point USA?”
You answer:
“Turning Point USA is nothing more than a stochastic terrorist organization backed by reactionary billionaires who want to dismantle liberal education in favor of Christofascist dogma”
-Thank you,
@noelcaslercomedy.bsky.social ❤️
You answer:
“Turning Point USA is nothing more than a stochastic terrorist organization backed by reactionary billionaires who want to dismantle liberal education in favor of Christofascist dogma”
-Thank you,
@noelcaslercomedy.bsky.social ❤️
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Costconomics vs Walmartnomics in a nutshell. Here’s why having a Costco in a community boosts the entire community, including nearby businesses, while Walmart destroys whole towns and leaves people leaning on social safety nets.
And yes, it’s about as simple as you think. …
And yes, it’s about as simple as you think. …
December 30, 2025 at 3:48 AM
Costconomics vs Walmartnomics in a nutshell. Here’s why having a Costco in a community boosts the entire community, including nearby businesses, while Walmart destroys whole towns and leaves people leaning on social safety nets.
And yes, it’s about as simple as you think. …
And yes, it’s about as simple as you think. …
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Mother of Christ bsky.app/profile/bcfi...
An attack in violation of Article 2(4) of the UN Charter and the Take Care Clause of the Constitution.
Seemingly conducted as covert action and then casually disclosed by POTUS while calling into a radio show.
www.cnn.com/2025/12/29/p...
Seemingly conducted as covert action and then casually disclosed by POTUS while calling into a radio show.
www.cnn.com/2025/12/29/p...
Exclusive: CIA carried out drone strike on port facility on Venezuelan coast | CNN Politics
The CIA carried out a drone strike earlier this month on a port facility on the coast of Venezuela, sources familiar with the matter told CNN, marking the first known US attack on a target inside that...
www.cnn.com
December 30, 2025 at 1:53 AM
Mother of Christ bsky.app/profile/bcfi...
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DOJ Removes All Mentions Of Justice From Website theonion.com/doj-removes-all-mentions-of-justice-from-website/
December 30, 2025 at 1:30 AM
DOJ Removes All Mentions Of Justice From Website theonion.com/doj-removes-all-mentions-of-justice-from-website/
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Seething about this still
“But in a modern, free, and truly democratic society, it should not be a mystery for days to its population and its voters whether or not their president has just bombed a new sovereign nation, without any declaration of war – all while the federal government that’s funded by our tax dollars…
December 30, 2025 at 12:54 AM
Seething about this still
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reminder that caldwell’s most recent book argues that the civil rights act of 1964 was something akin to a constitutional abomination that produced a world of white subordination
This is how Christopher Caldwell begins his essay on Zohran Mamdani for the Claremont Review of Books.
Why are these people such freaks?
Why are these people such freaks?
December 29, 2025 at 11:13 PM
reminder that caldwell’s most recent book argues that the civil rights act of 1964 was something akin to a constitutional abomination that produced a world of white subordination