Right Now, most of the American can relate to this message from the 90's.

russia is preparing to invade European nations, destroy the EU, fracture the Eurozone, and crash ALL European economies.

If russia invades the Baltic states - three EU and Eurozone members, "fiscal sustainability" will be the least of the Europe's worries as ALL European
11/n

“Kennedy’s team requested that Marks turn over data on cases of brain swelling and deaths caused by the measles vaccine—data that Marks said doesn’t exist because there have been no such confirmed cases in the U.S.” www.wsj.com/health/healt...

Imagine spending hours defending Trump’s garbage tariff policy — including to me — only for your boss to reverse it an hour later.

No strategy. Just vibes, sycophancy, and a thirst for power. These people will torch the country if it keeps them in charge.

Republicans want to take health care away from tens of millions of people, and they expect Americans to say "thank you."

And while they make life harder for the middle class, Trump is already planning a $92 million parade for himself — paid for by your taxes.

It's pathetic.

Thank you Jesus for supporting our huge cuts to Medicaid that will hurt our most vulnerable so that we can give massive tax cuts to the wealthiest Americans.

How I loathe these greedy motherfuckers

There is virtually no better commercial you can run for the European defense industry than these two sentences uttered by Trump.

No matter with whom I’m talking about this on this side of the pond, the common understanding is that this is going to severely damage the US industry.

If you’re against Nazis as you say you are, then you will take a hard pass on that new Tesla and instead go for a Volkswagen. #TSLA

If I was a foreign power wanting to cripple US power, I'd:

1. Purge intel agencies + expose agents
2. Mess w/Treasury
3. Politicize military
4. Turn off foreign aid
5. Shutter anti-corruption + election interference teams
6. Sow discord with allies

Wait, I'm getting an update...

The upside down world we live in:
Ukraine would have likely received tacit approval if not a straight up request from NATO and/or EU to blow up the Druzhba pipeline which delivers oil from Russia to Hungary, a rogue NATO & EU member controlled by a Kremlin puppet.

This is the only negotiation language that Putin speaks.
Talk, even threatening talk, will only benefit Russia by giving it time to further achieve its objectives against Ukraine and against NATO.

Trucks drive over that 🤣🤣🤣

This is what ruzzians do - they conquer a region, murder, persecute or deport its inhabitants and rape it of all natural resources and let it go to rot. This is why they are in Donbas for its mineral wealth and Crimea for its untapped gas deposits.

Zaporizhzhia 💔

The aftermath of the massive Russian drone attack on the city last night.

‼️ The UNESCO-listed Historic Center of Odesa became the target of a Russian missile attack.

As a result of yesterday's strike, about 15 cultural heritage sites were damaged to varying degrees, Odesa mayor Hennadii Trukhanov said.

Buildings that were damaged:

🔹 Bristol Hotel;

📹: Bristol hotel

Beyoncé performed there at the opening.
Rihanna performed there in 2011.
In 2012, Donetsk hosted Euro-2012. UEFA recognized Donetsk stadium as the best during the tournament.

And then the "Russian world" came to the "City of a Million Roses."

Ukraine is implementing some serious oil and gas sanctions against Russia.

People deserve the truth about epidemiology. Public health officials who think they can play 4D chess by selectively being straight with the public do people a disservice. www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/202...

Guess what people? It is HARMFUL to exaggerate people’s risk of disease. This causes needless fear and panic. I heard from parents all summer in 2022 who were scared about sending this kids to daycare and school.

I have covered both Musk and Alex a lot, and only one of them is a useful idiot for Putin and also a heinous person. The other is a patriot who did his job with distinction and is a very good man. Guess which is which: thehill.com/policy/techn...