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They are both rotten people to their core
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If Biden or Obama had started a war that led to attacks like these on American bases—and then covered it up for months—the political backlash would easily eclipse Benghazi. One service member: "We're not defending these bases. We're just watching them get destroyed."
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No regression here 😮‍💨 @Calebcsw
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Not today. Damn,
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Oh, fuk that shite. Joe Biden stood for hours today, at 83, with stage 4 bone cancer. The Nodfather fell asleep with a droopy fact while sitting. And Biden didn't fall asleep every day at the WH. His schedule? He's up all night "posting" on social media with Natalie.
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The real problem isn’t just Trump or his sycophantic enablers in Congress or right-wing media, or the grifters & scammers on social media. It’s his supporters. They’ve lost the ability to care about truth or recognize it. The ability to discern right from wrong. Competence from buffoonery. Ignorance from wisdom. Corruption from trustworthiness. Morality from evil. Honor from dishonor. The US has a serious long term problem that isn’t just about Trump.
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Ah, hell. Barry Melrose did as much for hockey in the U.S. as almost anybody. A great ambassador for the game and a formative presence in so many hockey fans' lives.
Sad night for the ESPN fam: Barry Melrose has passed away. espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/4988…
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We all want to believe in redemption arcs because intrinsically as humans they are something that often causes our emotions to overtake reason. But 90% of the time redemption stories from lifelong con artists are just another con.
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Replying to @RonFilipkowski
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A year ago, everyone would be in a lather about Trump violating another norm. Now, people see this for what it is, a desperate attempt for relevance from a deeply unpopular, sunsetting old man who is out of tricks
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They didn’t have one before the war started. Weren’t in any position to have one for many years when Trump tore up the Obama deal. But Netanyahu wanted us to go to war with Iran, as he has for decades, & claimed Iran was “weeks away”, just as he has for decades. So here we are.
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I absolutely love the way Sam Antonacci plays. He should be in the lineup EVERY SINGLE DAY. I don’t care who’s pitching.
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It's out.
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This is how pensions died. They were standard. Then one company dropped it, then another, until you worked for a unicorn company and your friends said "wow you have a pension??" Then your company dropped it too.
Per a memo to staff today, Bloomberg employees now have to pay healthcare premiums. The company previously covered the costs. “Bloomberg’s approach of not asking employees to contribute to healthcare costs lasted longer than any of our peers,” the company told employees.
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The lead for every network news broadcast should be the president falling asleep in the middle of a press conference in the Oval Office for the umpteenth time. But it won’t be and likely won’t be mentioned or shown. Again. What a joke network news is.
holy shit Trump is OUT
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AIPAC is a right wing, pro-insurrectionist, anti-democracy, pro-war crimes special interest group. Most voters know that and hopefully the establishment is figuring out that they can't ignore the voters.
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Replying to @RonFilipkowski
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This is wonderful
REMEMBERING SWEETNESS: A Longform Tribute to Walter Payton Born July 25, 1953 Chicago #Bears Legend, #NFL Royalty One of the greatest players ever
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When I was in Berlin with the Blackhawks in 2019, I visited The Topography of Terror, among other hard-to-stomach museums. I went in skeptical (and, frankly, ready to be angry as a Jew in Germany), but I was struck by how bluntly Germans confronted their past, how they didn't run from it, didn't sugarcoat any of it. They had shame. They had disgust. They owned it. Meanwhile, in the U.S., we name countless civic and military sites after Confederate traitors. We memorialize and lionize slaveholders. And now we're trying to whitewash it all with presidential-directed propaganda. How sad that we — the supposed bastion of free speech and patriotic criticism — are the country pulling this cowardly, craven, weak-ass shit. nytimes.com/2026/07/24/arts/…
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