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It might fall under "fair use" but I hope she tries anyway.
December 4, 2025 at 10:46 AM
It might fall under "fair use" but I hope she tries anyway.
Solution: Treat these as fraud cases. Evaluate all funds they gained and award a multiple (typically 3x) that amount to the aggrieved party.
December 4, 2025 at 8:10 AM
Solution: Treat these as fraud cases. Evaluate all funds they gained and award a multiple (typically 3x) that amount to the aggrieved party.
At.. his home? It's right there as line 5.
December 4, 2025 at 6:57 AM
At.. his home? It's right there as line 5.
Hell, even this lost race was a 15 point swing in Dem's favor. It's hard to over state how huge of a swing that is.
December 4, 2025 at 6:16 AM
Hell, even this lost race was a 15 point swing in Dem's favor. It's hard to over state how huge of a swing that is.
Fun fact: It's still the Department of Defense. The president doesn't have the authority to unilaterally rename a department, that requires an act of congress. Just one more unlawful action (albeit minor) to pile onto his plate.
December 4, 2025 at 5:18 AM
Fun fact: It's still the Department of Defense. The president doesn't have the authority to unilaterally rename a department, that requires an act of congress. Just one more unlawful action (albeit minor) to pile onto his plate.
issue that would go unrecognized, but with approx. 1.1 million job positions gone this year pitting those who need to eat against each other with work requirements is a cruel joke. And again.. it's just a drop in the bucket of what that spending bill ushers in.
December 4, 2025 at 2:13 AM
issue that would go unrecognized, but with approx. 1.1 million job positions gone this year pitting those who need to eat against each other with work requirements is a cruel joke. And again.. it's just a drop in the bucket of what that spending bill ushers in.
requirements for to receive government aid for food go into effect. Everyone who can't access benefits, or who gets red-taped out of them, is going to go from a consumer to someone who has to scrape by just to not starve to death (Or worse, as time drags on).
If jobs were strong this might be an
If jobs were strong this might be an
December 4, 2025 at 2:13 AM
requirements for to receive government aid for food go into effect. Everyone who can't access benefits, or who gets red-taped out of them, is going to go from a consumer to someone who has to scrape by just to not starve to death (Or worse, as time drags on).
If jobs were strong this might be an
If jobs were strong this might be an
www.congress.gov/bill/119th-c...
Some of it has already gone into effect and more of it is rolling out. The work requirements for SNAP, for instance, go into effect this month.
That one small thing would be an economic disaster under a normal administration: Jobs disappearing while work
Some of it has already gone into effect and more of it is rolling out. The work requirements for SNAP, for instance, go into effect this month.
That one small thing would be an economic disaster under a normal administration: Jobs disappearing while work
www.congress.gov
December 4, 2025 at 2:13 AM
www.congress.gov/bill/119th-c...
Some of it has already gone into effect and more of it is rolling out. The work requirements for SNAP, for instance, go into effect this month.
That one small thing would be an economic disaster under a normal administration: Jobs disappearing while work
Some of it has already gone into effect and more of it is rolling out. The work requirements for SNAP, for instance, go into effect this month.
That one small thing would be an economic disaster under a normal administration: Jobs disappearing while work
I mean, we're at higher-than-ever prices now and people are just now seeing what's happening to their ACA renewals. But again, trump's tax bill doesn't even go into effect until January. That's going to be a much quicker hit to the economy than tariffs have been even.
December 4, 2025 at 2:01 AM
I mean, we're at higher-than-ever prices now and people are just now seeing what's happening to their ACA renewals. But again, trump's tax bill doesn't even go into effect until January. That's going to be a much quicker hit to the economy than tariffs have been even.
Because some companies let devs who know nothing about serverside execution make the decisions. The same kinds of devs that answer critical tickets with "works on my machine".
December 4, 2025 at 1:53 AM
Because some companies let devs who know nothing about serverside execution make the decisions. The same kinds of devs that answer critical tickets with "works on my machine".
with it's slapshod deportations wrecking US citizen's lives, burdening the courts, driving away people who would immigrate for work and further driving down investment
There's a lot more to cover. Nearly every move this regime has made is designed to cause an economic disaster. That's just a taste.
There's a lot more to cover. Nearly every move this regime has made is designed to cause an economic disaster. That's just a taste.
December 4, 2025 at 1:41 AM
with it's slapshod deportations wrecking US citizen's lives, burdening the courts, driving away people who would immigrate for work and further driving down investment
There's a lot more to cover. Nearly every move this regime has made is designed to cause an economic disaster. That's just a taste.
There's a lot more to cover. Nearly every move this regime has made is designed to cause an economic disaster. That's just a taste.
wont be seeing reduced prices in utilities or greater access to public transportation or anything else that makes living easier or cheaper. Those resources went into the pockets of the already-wealthy (which means it'll be hoarded) and into funding ICE.
ICE is also doing massive economic damage,
ICE is also doing massive economic damage,
December 4, 2025 at 1:41 AM
wont be seeing reduced prices in utilities or greater access to public transportation or anything else that makes living easier or cheaper. Those resources went into the pockets of the already-wealthy (which means it'll be hoarded) and into funding ICE.
ICE is also doing massive economic damage,
ICE is also doing massive economic damage,
With benefits like SNAP taking a massive (168 BILLION) hit producers will lose out. That means jobs will be cut. That means fewer people will be able to afford to buy things. It's a death spiral.
Those stripped resources aren't going into infrastructure either. That got stripped too. So people
Those stripped resources aren't going into infrastructure either. That got stripped too. So people
December 4, 2025 at 1:40 AM
With benefits like SNAP taking a massive (168 BILLION) hit producers will lose out. That means jobs will be cut. That means fewer people will be able to afford to buy things. It's a death spiral.
Those stripped resources aren't going into infrastructure either. That got stripped too. So people
Those stripped resources aren't going into infrastructure either. That got stripped too. So people
considerable wealth. The bottom 60% will be hit hardest, which is the economic base of the country.
Prices have already been going up, and production has already been dropping off but it's going to get far, far worse when a huge swath of the population can't afford to go out and buy anything.
Prices have already been going up, and production has already been dropping off but it's going to get far, far worse when a huge swath of the population can't afford to go out and buy anything.
December 4, 2025 at 1:40 AM
considerable wealth. The bottom 60% will be hit hardest, which is the economic base of the country.
Prices have already been going up, and production has already been dropping off but it's going to get far, far worse when a huge swath of the population can't afford to go out and buy anything.
Prices have already been going up, and production has already been dropping off but it's going to get far, far worse when a huge swath of the population can't afford to go out and buy anything.
The universal tariffs have already reduced investment by businesses and jobs have already been taking a downturn from it. trump's actual economic legislation doesn't even start taking effect until January, and it's going to be a stranglehold on the pocketbooks of people who aren't sitting on
December 4, 2025 at 1:40 AM
The universal tariffs have already reduced investment by businesses and jobs have already been taking a downturn from it. trump's actual economic legislation doesn't even start taking effect until January, and it's going to be a stranglehold on the pocketbooks of people who aren't sitting on
I might be less optimistic than you think - I believe the coming year is going to be truly catastrophic, it's just going to be an economic catastrophy on the scale of the Great Depression
December 4, 2025 at 1:26 AM
I might be less optimistic than you think - I believe the coming year is going to be truly catastrophic, it's just going to be an economic catastrophy on the scale of the Great Depression
Maybe. But it's a list of things all chewing on the margins that repubs have been relying on. We wont know until we know, of course, but we're seeing the republican brand crater as their house of bullshit collapses. It's enough if a chunk of R voters are disheartened enough to just stay home.
December 4, 2025 at 12:58 AM
Maybe. But it's a list of things all chewing on the margins that repubs have been relying on. We wont know until we know, of course, but we're seeing the republican brand crater as their house of bullshit collapses. It's enough if a chunk of R voters are disheartened enough to just stay home.
controlled, but I see a path here to actual progress, and it's mostly because trump has shown the true toxic rot that underpins modern conservatism.
December 4, 2025 at 12:37 AM
controlled, but I see a path here to actual progress, and it's mostly because trump has shown the true toxic rot that underpins modern conservatism.
be getting less at a higher price based on his policy alone, on top of all the chaos and instability he's already been bringing to bear.
It wont take turning (or even just suppressing) very many of them for states to start flipping.
Now you might be right, and the Senate might stay republican
It wont take turning (or even just suppressing) very many of them for states to start flipping.
Now you might be right, and the Senate might stay republican
December 4, 2025 at 12:37 AM
be getting less at a higher price based on his policy alone, on top of all the chaos and instability he's already been bringing to bear.
It wont take turning (or even just suppressing) very many of them for states to start flipping.
Now you might be right, and the Senate might stay republican
It wont take turning (or even just suppressing) very many of them for states to start flipping.
Now you might be right, and the Senate might stay republican
We'll see. The full impact of trump's fiscal policy kicks in in January. Right now he's limping along on claiming it's going to be great. In six months people will be grappling with work requirements for SNAP, higher prices on Medicaid and an even higher cost to education. Virtually everyone will
December 4, 2025 at 12:37 AM
We'll see. The full impact of trump's fiscal policy kicks in in January. Right now he's limping along on claiming it's going to be great. In six months people will be grappling with work requirements for SNAP, higher prices on Medicaid and an even higher cost to education. Virtually everyone will
IF that's what she's going for then she spoils it with her first sentence that establishes right wingers as idiots and ends up just punching down at the black community needlessly.
A less generous interpretations is that was the point all along.
A less generous interpretations is that was the point all along.
December 3, 2025 at 9:21 PM
IF that's what she's going for then she spoils it with her first sentence that establishes right wingers as idiots and ends up just punching down at the black community needlessly.
A less generous interpretations is that was the point all along.
A less generous interpretations is that was the point all along.
Being super generous about a person I know nothing about: She might be trying to set up a double entendre where either right wingers are normal people with normal levels of intelligent (because black people are as well) or racists would read it as right wingers are barely above animal intelligence.
December 3, 2025 at 9:21 PM
Being super generous about a person I know nothing about: She might be trying to set up a double entendre where either right wingers are normal people with normal levels of intelligent (because black people are as well) or racists would read it as right wingers are barely above animal intelligence.
Heavy, but not as heavy as it once was. Ohio is pissed about tariffs destroying our agricultural sector (again), Texas is pissed about heavy handed redistricting that is more likely to backfire than actually secure seats, Kansas is pissed about tariffs destroying their bourbon exports..
December 3, 2025 at 9:10 PM
Heavy, but not as heavy as it once was. Ohio is pissed about tariffs destroying our agricultural sector (again), Texas is pissed about heavy handed redistricting that is more likely to backfire than actually secure seats, Kansas is pissed about tariffs destroying their bourbon exports..
They're evil, not deaf.
December 3, 2025 at 9:03 PM
They're evil, not deaf.