Jan Heimlich
@sloopyjan.bsky.social
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If the Orange Menace is his puppet, then we become his puppet. youtu.be/Zn9BTALjtLY?...
'Who's that good for?': Maddow connects the dots on Donald Trump's behavior toward Russia
YouTube video by MSNBC
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March 3, 2025 at 9:21 PM
If the Orange Menace is his puppet, then we become his puppet. youtu.be/Zn9BTALjtLY?...
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"Policing your own conflicts" is not a thing. Certainly not with a known con man.
MAGAs told America they were sick of corruption in government—yet we now have the most openly corrupt government we've ever had in the history of America.
I'd say "make it make sense," but it doesn't and no one can.
MAGAs told America they were sick of corruption in government—yet we now have the most openly corrupt government we've ever had in the history of America.
I'd say "make it make sense," but it doesn't and no one can.
As Musk polices his own conflicts, some agencies hear sirens going off
The billionaire’s private interests intersect with wide areas of government work — and federal workers worry about his public role.
www.washingtonpost.com
March 2, 2025 at 5:15 PM
"Policing your own conflicts" is not a thing. Certainly not with a known con man.
MAGAs told America they were sick of corruption in government—yet we now have the most openly corrupt government we've ever had in the history of America.
I'd say "make it make sense," but it doesn't and no one can.
MAGAs told America they were sick of corruption in government—yet we now have the most openly corrupt government we've ever had in the history of America.
I'd say "make it make sense," but it doesn't and no one can.
Kremlin state media was in the Oval Office when Trump and Vance ambushed Zelensky. Oh, but AP and Reuters were barred. Hard to be governed by people who side with our enemies and shut out our rallies,
March 2, 2025 at 12:29 AM
Kremlin state media was in the Oval Office when Trump and Vance ambushed Zelensky. Oh, but AP and Reuters were barred. Hard to be governed by people who side with our enemies and shut out our rallies,
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Yes
March 1, 2025 at 2:23 AM
Yes
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No one follows more etiquette rules than the Royal Family—but notice how King Charles didn’t make any smart-ass or demeaning comments about Zelensky’s attire today.
Why? Because respect isn’t about clothes—it’s about character. And that’s something money can’t buy.
Why? Because respect isn’t about clothes—it’s about character. And that’s something money can’t buy.
March 1, 2025 at 11:41 PM
No one follows more etiquette rules than the Royal Family—but notice how King Charles didn’t make any smart-ass or demeaning comments about Zelensky’s attire today.
Why? Because respect isn’t about clothes—it’s about character. And that’s something money can’t buy.
Why? Because respect isn’t about clothes—it’s about character. And that’s something money can’t buy.
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It took ten years, but the NYT finally got there
February 23, 2025 at 7:33 PM
It took ten years, but the NYT finally got there
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"...despite the fact that the United States is currently producing more oil and natural gas than any other country."
Trump Announces a Raft of Measures to Promote Fossil Fuels
The president said he’d declare an energy “emergency,” promote drilling and end support for electric cars. His pivot to oil and gas follows the hottest year in recorded history.
www.nytimes.com
January 21, 2025 at 8:24 AM
"...despite the fact that the United States is currently producing more oil and natural gas than any other country."
@mjfree.bsky.social the First Amendment died today. Because when a leader pardons those for committing violence in his name, he will just as easily castigate and imprison those who speak against him. We can only hope that we regain our democracy in 2029.
January 21, 2025 at 7:50 AM
@mjfree.bsky.social the First Amendment died today. Because when a leader pardons those for committing violence in his name, he will just as easily castigate and imprison those who speak against him. We can only hope that we regain our democracy in 2029.
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Cecile Richards was a warrior for women’s rights, but also incredibly kind and generous with her mentorship and advice. As a former Texan, I revered Cecile and her mother, Ann Richards, and getting to know Cecile was the honor of a lifetime.
January 20, 2025 at 3:22 PM
Cecile Richards was a warrior for women’s rights, but also incredibly kind and generous with her mentorship and advice. As a former Texan, I revered Cecile and her mother, Ann Richards, and getting to know Cecile was the honor of a lifetime.
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Four years ago, officers of the law stood their ground to protect Members of Congress and staff as violent insurrectionists stormed the Capitol.
These brave officers were beaten, crushed, bear sprayed, maced, and left to defend democracy with their bare hands.
These brave officers were beaten, crushed, bear sprayed, maced, and left to defend democracy with their bare hands.
January 21, 2025 at 3:23 AM
Four years ago, officers of the law stood their ground to protect Members of Congress and staff as violent insurrectionists stormed the Capitol.
These brave officers were beaten, crushed, bear sprayed, maced, and left to defend democracy with their bare hands.
These brave officers were beaten, crushed, bear sprayed, maced, and left to defend democracy with their bare hands.