Venla Kujala
@venlakujala.bsky.social
Reposted by Venla Kujala
I would support this! We need to primary the dinosaurs.
AOC should announce a primary against Schumer tonight.
March 13, 2025 at 10:54 PM
I would support this! We need to primary the dinosaurs.
That's my perspective.
So I’m assuming the name of Gavin Newsom’s podcast is “I Don’t Want To Be President”
March 14, 2025 at 3:02 AM
That's my perspective.
?? Records ??
They're just tearing things apart.
They're just tearing things apart.
March 13, 2025 at 12:44 PM
?? Records ??
They're just tearing things apart.
They're just tearing things apart.
That's amazing!
Now streaming: Monterey Bay’s sublime symphony of whale vocalizations! 🎵🐋
Spanning more octaves than a piano, humpback whales sing powerfully into the vast ocean. These songs are beautifully complex, weaving phrases and themes into masterful compositions.
Spanning more octaves than a piano, humpback whales sing powerfully into the vast ocean. These songs are beautifully complex, weaving phrases and themes into masterful compositions.
March 8, 2025 at 1:54 AM
That's amazing!
This administration reminds me of the early scenes in "The Godfather," when the young Don Corleone from Sicily managed the neighborhood. Local businesses had to pay him regularly for protection to avoid having their stores destroyed or owners harmed.
This is very obviously going to be a protection racket, where Trump can at the stroke of a pen destroy or save your business depending on how compliant you are.
Exempting USMCA-compliant auto imports from tariffs would lessen the impact of Trump's trade war, sparing ~$122B in imports (~$170B if parts are exempted)
But it just highlights the ridiculousness of this whole endeavor—why exempt cars but not oil, tomatoes, computers, etc etc?
But it just highlights the ridiculousness of this whole endeavor—why exempt cars but not oil, tomatoes, computers, etc etc?
March 6, 2025 at 4:37 PM
This administration reminds me of the early scenes in "The Godfather," when the young Don Corleone from Sicily managed the neighborhood. Local businesses had to pay him regularly for protection to avoid having their stores destroyed or owners harmed.