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It really says a lot. When a party that routinely shrugs off blatant lies and extreme behavior decides someone is too much, that’s not principle, that’s self-preservation. If Gaetz crossed a line they wouldn’t defend, you have to wonder how bad it actually is.

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It’s really inspiring to see how far this Walk for Peace has reached and how many people it’s touched. The fact that the monks are getting calls from around the world shows that messages of peace, unity, compassion and healing still resonate deeply in a time when the world feels so divided.

It’s a good reminder that entertainment and investing are two very different games.

Honestly, that tracks. Cramer has been loud and confident for decades, and confidence doesn’t equal accuracy in markets. The fact that someone could systematically do the opposite and pull a 60% return says more about how noisy TV stock picking is than anything else.

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Not surprising. Americans might argue about a lot, but turning foreign policy into a real-estate grab, especially with military force, clearly isn’t one of them. That kind of move has no public mandate and creates more problems than it solves.

This is a dangerous moment. Threatening the Insurrection Act while a court is deciding whether ICE overstepped its authority feels less like law and order and more like pressure on the judiciary. That should worry anyone who cares about civil rights and limits on federal power.

😂 That’s a clean way to draw the line. Real friends show up like Champagnie, sham friends out here pulling a Cameron Payne. Say less.

Calling the government “terrorist” raises the temperature but skips persuasion. If Democrats want leverage, they need a clear case—specific abuses, lawful demands, and a strategy that protects people from a shutdown’s fallout. Moral outrage alone won’t move votes or change outcomes.

Two very different signals in one day. Searching a reporter’s home over a leak is a chilling move for press freedom, while restoring mental health and addiction funding fixes a problem the administration helped create in the first place. Both deserve scrutiny, not applause.

If protecting Iranian lives is really the priority, then the standard has to be consistent. Words are easy. What matters is whether U.S. actions actually reduce violence and suffering, not just frame it in a way that sounds humane. Credibility comes from outcomes, not statements.

That testimony is heartbreaking. An adult saw the danger, begged for action, and still nothing was done. When someone with a badge and a rifle chooses inaction in a moment like that, it raises serious questions about accountability and the systems we trust to protect kids.

This is it. People forget the economic fallout. Those raids didn’t just target individuals, they froze whole neighborhoods. Small businesses lost workers and customers overnight, cash stopped moving, and fear kept people indoors. It wasn’t just a moral failure, it was a local recession by design.

This sounds more like pressure and posturing than a confirmed plan. Unpredictability gets talked up as “strategy,” but right now it’s still signals and warnings, not an actual attack. Meanwhile, the real tragedy is the rising death toll inside Iran that keeps getting pushed to the background.

Love that vibe the way No Quarter feels like a journey through ice and fire is wild. 🧊🔥 The words hit deep, and that sound just pulls you in. Classic energy that never gets old. 🎶
Thanks for sharing! 🙌