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Angeli Rose Gomez for Texas Senator
She ran thru cops into Uvaldi to save her children. She picks crops as her livelihood.
She can speak for Texas starting on Nov 3rd, 2026.
She ran thru cops into Uvaldi to save her children. She picks crops as her livelihood.
She can speak for Texas starting on Nov 3rd, 2026.
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The Outbursts Of Everett True
By A.D. Condo July 28,1915
By A.D. Condo July 28,1915
October 23, 2024 at 3:21 PM
The Outbursts Of Everett True
By A.D. Condo July 28,1915
By A.D. Condo July 28,1915
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The Seattle Star, October 31,1921
October 31, 2024 at 11:25 PM
The Seattle Star, October 31,1921
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The Muncie Evening Press
November 3,1921
November 3,1921
November 4, 2024 at 2:53 AM
The Muncie Evening Press
November 3,1921
November 3,1921
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The Tribune ( San Luis Obispo) Saturday, November 9,1918
November 9, 2024 at 11:45 AM
The Tribune ( San Luis Obispo) Saturday, November 9,1918
Nothing ever changes, does it?
November 30, 2025 at 12:58 AM
Nothing ever changes, does it?
😶
November 29, 2025 at 9:39 PM
😶
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“Even if the U.S. were at war with the traffickers, an order to kill all the boat’s occupants if they were no longer able to fight “would in essence be an order to show no quarter, which would be a war crime,” said Huntley, now director of the national security law program at Georgetown Law.”
November 29, 2025 at 3:08 AM
“Even if the U.S. were at war with the traffickers, an order to kill all the boat’s occupants if they were no longer able to fight “would in essence be an order to show no quarter, which would be a war crime,” said Huntley, now director of the national security law program at Georgetown Law.”
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The "DOGE is gone" articles are clickbait but this one gets it closer to the truth: DOGE is not gone, it just claims to have "no centralized leadership" anymore -- in other words, its leadership is hiding in an attempt to avoid blame.
DOGE no longer has ‘centralized leadership’ under White House tech team, personnel head says
The team that was altered to house DOGE — formerly the U.S. Digital Service — is also still doing its own technology work across agencies.
www.nextgov.com
November 25, 2025 at 3:09 AM
The "DOGE is gone" articles are clickbait but this one gets it closer to the truth: DOGE is not gone, it just claims to have "no centralized leadership" anymore -- in other words, its leadership is hiding in an attempt to avoid blame.
This is an impressive argument.
Give me your car. My driving it without your permission isn't theft, it's transportation. That doesn't prevent you using the bus.
I will take your next paycheck, whatever you do is my work and thus I deserve your paycheck. It's not theft, it's competition.
Give me your car. My driving it without your permission isn't theft, it's transportation. That doesn't prevent you using the bus.
I will take your next paycheck, whatever you do is my work and thus I deserve your paycheck. It's not theft, it's competition.
So, someone taking your art and selling it isn't theft and it doesn't prevent you from profiting off your own work, it introduces competition. Copyright is the promise to protect your monopoly and prevent competition, something that benefits corporations more than you by, a lot.
November 28, 2025 at 5:42 AM
This is an impressive argument.
Give me your car. My driving it without your permission isn't theft, it's transportation. That doesn't prevent you using the bus.
I will take your next paycheck, whatever you do is my work and thus I deserve your paycheck. It's not theft, it's competition.
Give me your car. My driving it without your permission isn't theft, it's transportation. That doesn't prevent you using the bus.
I will take your next paycheck, whatever you do is my work and thus I deserve your paycheck. It's not theft, it's competition.
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Unks having a Thanksgiving races 🫣😭
November 28, 2025 at 4:11 AM
Unks having a Thanksgiving races 🫣😭
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They are still essential heroes in my eyes. Thank you to our healthcare workers!
November 28, 2025 at 12:17 AM
They are still essential heroes in my eyes. Thank you to our healthcare workers!
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Lord, I see what you've done for others......
BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) — Brazil's former President Jair Bolsonaro begins serving 27-year prison sentence.
November 25, 2025 at 7:54 PM
Lord, I see what you've done for others......
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Pete just wants rowboats with jacked dudes. Naval supremacy through lat pulldowns
November 25, 2025 at 9:08 PM
Pete just wants rowboats with jacked dudes. Naval supremacy through lat pulldowns
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It’s 2046. The navy struggles to keep the last SLOC open to the allied Free State of Hawaii. There are still no frigates, so it’s up to the overstretched fleet Arleigh Burke Flight IX destroyers to provide convoy escort.
November 25, 2025 at 9:52 PM
It’s 2046. The navy struggles to keep the last SLOC open to the allied Free State of Hawaii. There are still no frigates, so it’s up to the overstretched fleet Arleigh Burke Flight IX destroyers to provide convoy escort.
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Billionaire Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, pardoned by Donald Trump, has been accused of facilitating millions of dollars’ worth of payments to Hamas in the wake of its attack on Israel on October 7 2023. Zhao also financed the Trump family's entrance into the cryptocurrency market.
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao accused of facilitating payments to Hamas
Crypto tycoon pardoned by Donald Trump faces US court complaint from families of victims of October 7 attack
www.ft.com
November 25, 2025 at 2:06 AM
Billionaire Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, pardoned by Donald Trump, has been accused of facilitating millions of dollars’ worth of payments to Hamas in the wake of its attack on Israel on October 7 2023. Zhao also financed the Trump family's entrance into the cryptocurrency market.
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The military has a duty to refuse unlawful orders, but Congress has a duty to remove from office a president and secretary who would issue such orders. There is something off about members of Congress talking about the former while refusing to say the latter, the part that's actually their job here.
November 25, 2025 at 6:38 AM
The military has a duty to refuse unlawful orders, but Congress has a duty to remove from office a president and secretary who would issue such orders. There is something off about members of Congress talking about the former while refusing to say the latter, the part that's actually their job here.
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Aside from the high seas murder spree, an order to court martial a sitting senator for 100% legal political speech, and to do so under blatant unlawful command influence, would probably be the clearest case yet of an order so manifestly unlawful there is a duty for anybody in uniform to refuse it.
November 25, 2025 at 6:25 AM
Aside from the high seas murder spree, an order to court martial a sitting senator for 100% legal political speech, and to do so under blatant unlawful command influence, would probably be the clearest case yet of an order so manifestly unlawful there is a duty for anybody in uniform to refuse it.
Yeah, I'm quoting my own post...but this visual pun is too funny not to amplify.
I haven't seen it before, but I can't believe I'm the first to realize the SOW chose to call himself a SOW.
Am I the first to see this joke?
I haven't seen it before, but I can't believe I'm the first to realize the SOW chose to call himself a SOW.
Am I the first to see this joke?
November 24, 2025 at 6:31 PM
Yeah, I'm quoting my own post...but this visual pun is too funny not to amplify.
I haven't seen it before, but I can't believe I'm the first to realize the SOW chose to call himself a SOW.
Am I the first to see this joke?
I haven't seen it before, but I can't believe I'm the first to realize the SOW chose to call himself a SOW.
Am I the first to see this joke?
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The only justification is “drugs bad, military to stop drugs good.”
Even the Iraq war had orders of magnitude more justification than this.
Even the Iraq war had orders of magnitude more justification than this.
November 24, 2025 at 4:41 PM
The only justification is “drugs bad, military to stop drugs good.”
Even the Iraq war had orders of magnitude more justification than this.
Even the Iraq war had orders of magnitude more justification than this.
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I thought Trump was “the ultimate capitalist.” He’s helping farmers by putting them out of business and putting them on welfare? bsky.app/profile/atru...
Brooke Rollins: "The president always said he would take care of the farmers. They have been with him since he came down the escalator. So yes, we are looking at the aid right now. We have always said it is to solve, to mitigate anything under these new trade negotiations. Every day that changes."
November 24, 2025 at 2:35 PM
I thought Trump was “the ultimate capitalist.” He’s helping farmers by putting them out of business and putting them on welfare? bsky.app/profile/atru...
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Exactly, and while I don’t relish the idea of prosecuting service members, there have to be consequences. I hope the next administration has the integrity to identify everyone actively complicit in these murders and prosecute them.
November 24, 2025 at 12:27 AM
Exactly, and while I don’t relish the idea of prosecuting service members, there have to be consequences. I hope the next administration has the integrity to identify everyone actively complicit in these murders and prosecute them.
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She has it exactly backwards. The domestic deployments to date are a much weaker case for being so manifestly illegal as to justify refusal; that's a high bar. The boat strikes are outright unambiguous murder, everyone in that chain down to the one pulling the trigger has had a clear duty to refuse.
Sen. Slotkin said today—to my surprise—that she's unaware of any illegal orders *so far*.
abcnews.go.com/Politics/wee...
abcnews.go.com/Politics/wee...
November 24, 2025 at 12:24 AM
She has it exactly backwards. The domestic deployments to date are a much weaker case for being so manifestly illegal as to justify refusal; that's a high bar. The boat strikes are outright unambiguous murder, everyone in that chain down to the one pulling the trigger has had a clear duty to refuse.
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Thomas Massie says the FBI is sitting on information that implicates 20 other men in Epstein's child sex trafficking operation
They include a rockstar, six billionaires (including one from Canada), a high-profile government official, a very prominent banker, and a magician
They include a rockstar, six billionaires (including one from Canada), a high-profile government official, a very prominent banker, and a magician
November 22, 2025 at 11:45 PM
Thomas Massie says the FBI is sitting on information that implicates 20 other men in Epstein's child sex trafficking operation
They include a rockstar, six billionaires (including one from Canada), a high-profile government official, a very prominent banker, and a magician
They include a rockstar, six billionaires (including one from Canada), a high-profile government official, a very prominent banker, and a magician
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good evening, BlueSky
November 22, 2025 at 6:59 AM
good evening, BlueSky