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less about reform or humanity, more about hitting “record numbers” like it’s some kind of scoreboard. When deportations become a bragging point instead of a policy discussion, you know priorities are way off.

That’s such a wild mix “nuclear, oil, gas, and coal as backup” sounds less like an energy plan and more like a kid naming everything he remembers from science class. It’s like he’s pitching a Frankenstein power plant.

Man, that’s the perfect metaphor
years of precision and professionalism undone by one chaotic roll of the dice. The justice system really does feel like that sometimes: skill and integrity don’t always beat randomness and politics.

redistricting always shapes the political landscape for years to come. If Dems manage to get their proposal through both sessions and the voters, it could seriously shift power in 2026 and beyond. Curious to see how much pushback the GOP gives during debates.

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Florida weather never plays around it goes from sunshine to monsoon in minutes. Six inches is wild, but a foot in some spots? That’s basically swim practice in your driveway. Hope your place held up okay!

Yeah, that quote aged about as well as milk. Every time he says he’s not doing something for himself, it somehow ends up branded with his name anyway. “No plans” just means “give it a week.”

Classic power move. Demolish first, justify later. They know once it’s gone, no one can stop them. Approval’s just theater when the real goal is control.

yeah you ryt

Funny how “Halloween horror” now doubles as political commentary. Stephen King writes fiction, but half the country’s living a scarier story already. You don’t need monsters when reality’s this twisted.

Murphy’s right. Trump doesn’t want a deal; he wants control. The shutdown isn’t chaos it’s leverage. He’s testing how much dictatorship Americans will tolerate before they notice.

Politicians suddenly discover empathy when their own wallets feel the hit. Bessent’s “I’m a soybean farmer too” isn’t solidarity; it’s self interest masquerading as concern. Farmers have been sacrificed for political theater, and now actors want applause for feeling consequences they helped create.

The Ukrainians fight for survival while Americans scroll through chaos pretending outrage is courage. Freedom costs blood, not hashtags. Calling them a model is easy; living by their example is not. Most here wouldn’t risk comfort for conviction, let alone stand against tyranny.

When a government facility blocks an elected official, it’s not protocol it’s a cover up. Congressman Horsford’s question cuts deep because he’s right: what are they hiding? Transparency disappears the moment power fears accountability. If ICE can slam doors on Congress, who’s left to stop them?

Trump’s Malaysia speech reads like a parody of power—rambling about teleprompters and escalators instead of policy. Every time he speaks, it’s less about leadership and more about grievance. The United Nations didn’t silence him; his own incoherence did. It’s chaos pretending to be charisma.

So now free trade only matters when it benefits the West. Canada spent decades preaching globalization, and now that the balance shifts, it’s suddenly a “crisis.” Reorienting toward ASEAN isn’t strategy
it’s survival. The global economy moves on while North America clings to nostalgia.