Dr Oz: "If we could get the average American to start working a year earlier, right out of high school, or a year later -- not retire -- or work better during their lifetime because they're healthy, it would generate about $3 trillion to the US economy. That would more than remove the debt."
February 3, 2026 at 11:12 AM
If you're rich you get a tax cut, if you're not you have to work longer and harder. Populism! bsky.app/profile/atru...
The entire administration thinks that everything is about trolling. They think trade deals between nations are about posturing instead of being about *trade*. It’s infantile and destructive to everything we have.
Peter Navarro: "I was tempted to put something up on X and Gettr to the effect of, was Carney looking for a discount on fentanyl while he was over? I don't know what their strategy is. If Canada thinks they can use China as a bargaining chip, that doesn't end well."
January 17, 2026 at 8:20 PM
The entire administration thinks that everything is about trolling. They think trade deals between nations are about posturing instead of being about *trade*. It’s infantile and destructive to everything we have.
A long-lost newsreel of this march was discovered and restored quite recently and it is well worth watching—such a familiar route and It is extraordinary to see these brave people 108 years ago commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ne...
January 11, 2026 at 9:18 PM
A long-lost newsreel of this march was discovered and restored quite recently and it is well worth watching—such a familiar route and It is extraordinary to see these brave people 108 years ago commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ne...
The problem is not “corporate media” per se. It’s media owned by conglomerates. For most of US history, including the last 65 years when mainstream journalism had its Greatest Hits of speaking truth to power, it was owned by private interests. Who sometimes were mission driven, but also by profit.
December 22, 2025 at 6:23 PM
The problem is not “corporate media” per se. It’s media owned by conglomerates. For most of US history, including the last 65 years when mainstream journalism had its Greatest Hits of speaking truth to power, it was owned by private interests. Who sometimes were mission driven, but also by profit.