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If Hegseth's standard as SECDEF for shit the DoD doesn't need is "we won WWII without it", someone should tell him we won WWII without a SECDEF or a DoD.
January 28, 2025 at 3:38 AM
If Hegseth's standard as SECDEF for shit the DoD doesn't need is "we won WWII without it", someone should tell him we won WWII without a SECDEF or a DoD.
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You know what strikes me? Out of all the things Trump has done this week, not a single one helps a single person. Literally 10s of millions of people are hurt by the things he's done, but not one is helped.
It's beyond cruelty; it's malice by governance.
It's beyond cruelty; it's malice by governance.
January 25, 2025 at 7:52 PM
You know what strikes me? Out of all the things Trump has done this week, not a single one helps a single person. Literally 10s of millions of people are hurt by the things he's done, but not one is helped.
It's beyond cruelty; it's malice by governance.
It's beyond cruelty; it's malice by governance.
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I hate when one person’s “discomfort” or “didn’t feel safe” becomes legislation that actually makes another person actually unsafe. I thought sending my kids to a state school would be better than BYU, but I guess in Utah, the bias all blends together.
A Utah legislative committee drafted a bill that would specifically ban transgender students from living in school dorms that align with their gender identity. The roommate conflict at USU and “issues across multiple institutions” prompted the legislation, said sponsor Rep. Stephanie Gricius.
Mom of trans R.A. targeted at Utah State speaks against new bill to limit college dorms by biological sex
“Being afraid of someone different from yourself is no reason to bully them,” said the mother of a USU R.A. who has become the center of a firestorm that in part inspired a new bill limiting where transgender students can live in public school dorms.
www.sltrib.com
January 26, 2025 at 5:22 AM
I hate when one person’s “discomfort” or “didn’t feel safe” becomes legislation that actually makes another person actually unsafe. I thought sending my kids to a state school would be better than BYU, but I guess in Utah, the bias all blends together.