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billionaires pay functionally no taxes. Kamala Harris halfheartedly promised to impose some. in response they spent $2.42 billion to elect a criminal madman president prospect.org/power/2025-0...
The Existential Threat of Ultra-Billionaires
A handful of rich guys will burn human society to the ground rather than pay a dime in tax.
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March 25, 2025 at 7:08 PM
billionaires pay functionally no taxes. Kamala Harris halfheartedly promised to impose some. in response they spent $2.42 billion to elect a criminal madman president prospect.org/power/2025-0...
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“Because the career incentives of elite opinion journalism are such that there will always be upwards mobility for someone like me who criticizes Democrats more than Trump”
February 17, 2025 at 4:58 PM
“Because the career incentives of elite opinion journalism are such that there will always be upwards mobility for someone like me who criticizes Democrats more than Trump”
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I remember when Charles Manson opened the throttle on blowing through apparent legal limits, often with no clear public explanation for how his actions could be consistent with the rule of law.
President Trump has opened the throttle on blowing through apparent legal limits, often with no clear public explanation for how their actions could be consistent with the rule of law. Here are some examples of the administration’s defiance of statutes. nyti.ms/4aKnKRP
February 5, 2025 at 9:52 PM
I remember when Charles Manson opened the throttle on blowing through apparent legal limits, often with no clear public explanation for how his actions could be consistent with the rule of law.
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america's most hilariously wrong pundit is active here now i guess. a taste of his work.
February 5, 2025 at 7:11 PM
america's most hilariously wrong pundit is active here now i guess. a taste of his work.