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Or, more importantly, state “the President’s peace plan has failed.” And then consider reporting on the implications this has for the Administration’s other attempts to negotiate peace (eg Russia-Ukraine). Maybe their tactics aren’t very sound for creating sustainable outcomes- hint, they’re not.
December 11, 2025 at 2:18 PM
Or, more importantly, state “the President’s peace plan has failed.” And then consider reporting on the implications this has for the Administration’s other attempts to negotiate peace (eg Russia-Ukraine). Maybe their tactics aren’t very sound for creating sustainable outcomes- hint, they’re not.
And I’m upset that white South African Afrikaner billionaires have effectively taken over US political discourse and now manage large portions of US government via private corporations.
December 10, 2025 at 9:44 PM
And I’m upset that white South African Afrikaner billionaires have effectively taken over US political discourse and now manage large portions of US government via private corporations.
What’s more is that it’s a blatant admission that the government cannot protect its own sovereign territory. If the situation is as dire as the NSS depicts what does it say about an Administration that after a year in power still (even with a GOP Congressional blank check) can’t fix it?
December 10, 2025 at 2:29 PM
What’s more is that it’s a blatant admission that the government cannot protect its own sovereign territory. If the situation is as dire as the NSS depicts what does it say about an Administration that after a year in power still (even with a GOP Congressional blank check) can’t fix it?
“All bad poetry springs from genuine feeling.” Oscar Wilde
To experience great poetry is to relive those feelings, even for just a second. Not sure there’s a better way to teach empathy.
To experience great poetry is to relive those feelings, even for just a second. Not sure there’s a better way to teach empathy.
December 10, 2025 at 1:43 AM
“All bad poetry springs from genuine feeling.” Oscar Wilde
To experience great poetry is to relive those feelings, even for just a second. Not sure there’s a better way to teach empathy.
To experience great poetry is to relive those feelings, even for just a second. Not sure there’s a better way to teach empathy.
Except, this person lacks to understand the value of poetry and how it might relate to the their desired vocation of being a victim advocate. Poetry teaches empathy, communication, inference, and deciphering the abstract. All of which are integral soft skills necessary for being a victim advocate
December 9, 2025 at 10:02 PM
Except, this person lacks to understand the value of poetry and how it might relate to the their desired vocation of being a victim advocate. Poetry teaches empathy, communication, inference, and deciphering the abstract. All of which are integral soft skills necessary for being a victim advocate
I’m absolutely surprised that 1 percent reported anything positive. The respondents must be Franklin Fellows.
December 3, 2025 at 6:28 PM
I’m absolutely surprised that 1 percent reported anything positive. The respondents must be Franklin Fellows.
It did come with a FSA option. But it was cheaper to have people file claims then mail out millions of plastic cards.
November 25, 2025 at 2:13 PM
It did come with a FSA option. But it was cheaper to have people file claims then mail out millions of plastic cards.
Can I ask who has even been discussing this and why they think this is even a remotely worthwhile discussion?
November 24, 2025 at 10:48 PM
Can I ask who has even been discussing this and why they think this is even a remotely worthwhile discussion?
Unless the article concludes with high volumes of psychotropic and other and illegal narcotics combined with being a Kennedy, then the article failed.
November 24, 2025 at 2:13 PM
Unless the article concludes with high volumes of psychotropic and other and illegal narcotics combined with being a Kennedy, then the article failed.
He clearly has never read the original ACA. The bill originally, and still, promotes accountable care; ie, your premiums are lowered by incentivizing preventive interventions that lead to better outcomes. That’s why your annual physical is free.
November 19, 2025 at 10:09 PM
He clearly has never read the original ACA. The bill originally, and still, promotes accountable care; ie, your premiums are lowered by incentivizing preventive interventions that lead to better outcomes. That’s why your annual physical is free.
Imagine if they actually conducted the substantive security clearance process usually required for all federal law enforcement. Which very much looks to detect CSAM among applicants.
November 19, 2025 at 2:27 PM
Imagine if they actually conducted the substantive security clearance process usually required for all federal law enforcement. Which very much looks to detect CSAM among applicants.
It’s still a loss. There are very real consequences to the ACA tax credits not being restored. It will massively impact every Americans healthcare.
The Epstein vote is a political theater win. The new investigations will ensure the docs remain sealed.
The House must appt a special prosecutor.
The Epstein vote is a political theater win. The new investigations will ensure the docs remain sealed.
The House must appt a special prosecutor.
November 19, 2025 at 2:07 PM
It’s still a loss. There are very real consequences to the ACA tax credits not being restored. It will massively impact every Americans healthcare.
The Epstein vote is a political theater win. The new investigations will ensure the docs remain sealed.
The House must appt a special prosecutor.
The Epstein vote is a political theater win. The new investigations will ensure the docs remain sealed.
The House must appt a special prosecutor.
Agreed. But trying to get money for anything other than a SV AI/Drone company is incredibly difficult
November 17, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Agreed. But trying to get money for anything other than a SV AI/Drone company is incredibly difficult
OSC need to be used for things like HN infrastructure to secure ABO when MILCON isn’t available. It should be used to incentivize US telecoms to build abroad, or seed capital for a public-private partnership. It should be used to replace PRC mining companies after a HN boots them for toxic dumping.
November 17, 2025 at 2:04 PM
OSC need to be used for things like HN infrastructure to secure ABO when MILCON isn’t available. It should be used to incentivize US telecoms to build abroad, or seed capital for a public-private partnership. It should be used to replace PRC mining companies after a HN boots them for toxic dumping.
The US imported $3.6 trillion in goods in 2024. Trump’s tariffs didn’t start until April, and in many cases July. The idea that we’ve collected a trillion, let alone trillions, in that time is impossible. The math ain’t mathing.
November 11, 2025 at 9:12 PM
The US imported $3.6 trillion in goods in 2024. Trump’s tariffs didn’t start until April, and in many cases July. The idea that we’ve collected a trillion, let alone trillions, in that time is impossible. The math ain’t mathing.
There are only three places in the US government with the ability to designate organizations or individuals as terrorists- Congress, Treasury, and State Department. The two exec branch departments have very specific authorities with explicit limitations; incl public disclosure.
November 7, 2025 at 2:11 PM
There are only three places in the US government with the ability to designate organizations or individuals as terrorists- Congress, Treasury, and State Department. The two exec branch departments have very specific authorities with explicit limitations; incl public disclosure.
One word, ABHORRENCE.
Americans, at our core, believe ourselves to be moral and a cause for good (this doesn’t always match reality). That requires some level of competence.
Right now, Americans are abhorred by what is happening in their communities at every level - social, political, economic.
Americans, at our core, believe ourselves to be moral and a cause for good (this doesn’t always match reality). That requires some level of competence.
Right now, Americans are abhorred by what is happening in their communities at every level - social, political, economic.
November 7, 2025 at 12:02 AM
One word, ABHORRENCE.
Americans, at our core, believe ourselves to be moral and a cause for good (this doesn’t always match reality). That requires some level of competence.
Right now, Americans are abhorred by what is happening in their communities at every level - social, political, economic.
Americans, at our core, believe ourselves to be moral and a cause for good (this doesn’t always match reality). That requires some level of competence.
Right now, Americans are abhorred by what is happening in their communities at every level - social, political, economic.
If you compromise values, then it was never a value and only a hot take.
Engagement is vital. It allows you the opportunity to shift narratives conjured by commentators shilling for clicks.
2024 was bad campaigning. The places Biden spent in 2020 were saturated in GOP ad buys everywhere.
Engagement is vital. It allows you the opportunity to shift narratives conjured by commentators shilling for clicks.
2024 was bad campaigning. The places Biden spent in 2020 were saturated in GOP ad buys everywhere.
November 6, 2025 at 1:59 PM
If you compromise values, then it was never a value and only a hot take.
Engagement is vital. It allows you the opportunity to shift narratives conjured by commentators shilling for clicks.
2024 was bad campaigning. The places Biden spent in 2020 were saturated in GOP ad buys everywhere.
Engagement is vital. It allows you the opportunity to shift narratives conjured by commentators shilling for clicks.
2024 was bad campaigning. The places Biden spent in 2020 were saturated in GOP ad buys everywhere.
Screw the commentators and do the work. This election cycle made things very clear. You meet voters where they are- in person, online, and on the issues. If you’re not engaging like Mamdani or Spanberger you’ll rely on the flaccid thoughts brought by those willing to compromise values.
November 6, 2025 at 1:59 PM
Screw the commentators and do the work. This election cycle made things very clear. You meet voters where they are- in person, online, and on the issues. If you’re not engaging like Mamdani or Spanberger you’ll rely on the flaccid thoughts brought by those willing to compromise values.
I’m no lawyer, but I’m pretty sure if they screw this up there’s not a lot of room for the government to appeal given this is a criminal case and how double jeopardy is applied in the matter.
November 5, 2025 at 4:52 PM
I’m no lawyer, but I’m pretty sure if they screw this up there’s not a lot of room for the government to appeal given this is a criminal case and how double jeopardy is applied in the matter.
That’s not good. Especially when it doesn’t even meet the regular 3% rise in costs that occur annually without inflation.
October 24, 2025 at 1:52 PM
That’s not good. Especially when it doesn’t even meet the regular 3% rise in costs that occur annually without inflation.
I mean, if it wasn’t for “”unifiers” Britain would by ruled by at least four kings. Not to mention that THE UNITED KINGDOM wouldn’t exist.
October 24, 2025 at 1:06 PM
I mean, if it wasn’t for “”unifiers” Britain would by ruled by at least four kings. Not to mention that THE UNITED KINGDOM wouldn’t exist.
It would be really amazing to see a cross analysis that looks at how audiences who supported to Trump in 2016 adapted to his rhetorical style - the inference weave - and how that has created long-term issues with information processing as demonstrated by this last paper.
October 22, 2025 at 2:07 PM
It would be really amazing to see a cross analysis that looks at how audiences who supported to Trump in 2016 adapted to his rhetorical style - the inference weave - and how that has created long-term issues with information processing as demonstrated by this last paper.
I apologize on behalf of America. Our actions and rhetoric signal to the rest of the world the immoral, unjust, and poor policies that other bad leaders believe they can get away with.
October 22, 2025 at 1:47 PM
I apologize on behalf of America. Our actions and rhetoric signal to the rest of the world the immoral, unjust, and poor policies that other bad leaders believe they can get away with.