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Trump doesn’t have dementia. He is a blowhard and a liar. I realize that it is more satisfying to call it dementia to own the cons, but we recently had a president with clear cognitive issues, who maybe should have been removed. It doesn’t help to degrade language….
His dementia eaten brain is now inventing more awards that don’t exist. NOTHING TO SEE HERE. 🤤
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This, by the way, is shockingly corrupt.
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It has been obvious for some time that Tucker has engaged in a historical revisionist project to defend the Nazis and Hitler. America has been a far greater country since WWII by any reasonable standard, but he has to pretend otherwise to justify his defense of Nazis. Can’t imagine how anyone still defends this lunatic.
History lesson on WW2 by Tucker Carlson. •The story Americans were given about WWII is all wrong ✅ •America’s decline has been obvious since 1945 ✅ •Genuine American exceptionalism was lost because the U.S. entered WWII ✅ •America should never have allied with Stalin to fight Hitler (instead allying with Hitler) ✅ •Pearl Harbor was a false flag/America knew Pearl Harbor was going to happen ✅ •Churchill was the chief villain of WWII ✅ •Churchill was pushed by Zionists to fight Hitler ✅ •Churchill wrecked his own country ✅ •We collectively agree Hitler was the worst person and that if you could kill baby Hitler you would ✅ •BUT it was unreasonable (and un-Christian) for Dietrich Bonhoeffer to attempt to kill Hitler as an adult during WWII ✅ •The West didn't win the war in any meaningful sense ✅
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This is absolutely priceless. Tucker just states as fact that Russia has a much larger economy than the UK, is completely wrong and gets schooled.
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Accurate.
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We the People need to impose both terms limits and a balanced requirement on Congress via Article V of the Constitution!
Replying to @RonDeSantis
We need a Convention of States. We need term limits and a balanced budget. We need to Make America Florida.
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I hear Carlson a bit differently here. Yes, he's definitely suggesting he'd be fine with the Nazis winning. the war and defeating Britain. But what comes through for me is the profound intellectual and moral unseriousness. It's a kind of debater's nihilism that thinks any good sounding talking point is a good point. For instance, he says at least if Germany won, Britain would be speaking a "European language." That sounds clever to un-clever people. But it's moronic on its own terms (Would Tucker be okay with Americans speaking Spanish? That's a European language, too). It reduces the interests and issues involved in WWII down to a ridiculous single metric. It's childish bullshit, but it sounds sophisticated to the insipid and the ignorant and it thrills those who understand the trolling of it. And that's why this interview is representative of Tucker more broadly these days. He's at sea. Nothing really matters except "winning" the conversation, the moment, the clicks. He's embraced a kind of Nietzschean amoralism that thinks sowing doubt in any notions of right v wrong, good v evil, traditional patriotism v transgressive iconoclasm is self-rewarding. "Neocons" and their ilk think Putin is bad? I'll claim he's awesome with the dumbest arguments imaginable packaged like they're smart. Similarly, Tucker likes to traffic in the idea that Hitler should have won, not because Tucker's a big believer in Nazism. He's not a big believer in *anything* other than the bit itself. He likes the idea that the Nazis should have won, because he likes turning over turtles and being a dick for the amusement of people who celebrate dickishness. More specifically, he also likes it because the argument that it was a good thing we defeated the Nazis is inconvenient to him and his pet causes. That America and the UK were the good guys still has heft, substance, and authority, and Tucker's whole transvaluative approach is to burn down good things with weight and substance by elevating evil bullshit into seriousness to prove his own transgressive courage. Every argument is permitted and equally valid because all truths are equally just matters of opinion. The superior opinion isn't the one with the better facts or the better reasoning, it's just the one more confidently or sneeringly expressed. That's why this interview went badly for Tucker, because he ran into someone who actually knows true things and is confident in what he knows. This is also why Tucker spends most of his time talking to cranks, bigots, weirdoes, and hacks who are good at sounding like experts so long as their bullshit goes unchallenged. Tucker doesn't give a rat's ass about ideas or history. He cares about vibes and sowing moral doubt about what is good by hawking moral support for what is bad. The Holocaust becomes a triviality in that project, which in a very real way, is worse than denying it happened. He's denying it didn't really matter much if it did.
Tucker saying he wishes Hitler had won World War II was absolutely on my 2026 bingo card
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How about “weighing” reducing spending and debt — you know, like all Republicans promise to do when they campaign?
GOP WEIGHS DEBT-LIMIT HIKE BEFORE NEW CONGRESS Republican lawmakers are considering raising the U.S. debt ceiling during the post-election lame-duck session, potentially using budget reconciliation to avoid needing Democratic votes. House Budget Chair Jodey Arrington has floated a roughly $4 trillion increase, after Congress raised the ceiling by $5 trillion to $41 trillion in 2025. The proposal would address borrowing needs expected to become more pressing in 2027, while Congress also faces a Dec. 11 government-funding deadline.
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Wow. The IDF has released details on 170 different individuals who were listed as journalists killed in the war but actually have clear ties to terror organizations PIJ and Hamas. Many claimed directly by those orgs. idf.il/en/mini-sites/the-pre…
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Gaza Ministry of Health has now released mortality numbers for 2025. For the first time since the war, they give numbers for all deaths, including natural deaths. In 2025 there were a total of 24,650 deaths in Gaza. 18,870 (76.6%) of these were violent, of which 17,286 (70.1%) were due to "war operations" and 1,584 (6.4%) were classified as accidents. There were a total of 5,780 (23.4%) non-violent deaths, including disease, old age, and all other causes. 5,780 deaths is about the same as the annual non-violent mortality in Gaza before the war, and the age distribution is similar to 2022. There is no significant excess of non-violent deaths. In other words, despite frequent and loud claims to the contrary, there seems to be very few indirect deaths due to the war in Gaza in 2025. As there were 50,227 births in 2025, this gives a natural population growth of 25,577 or 1.2% in Gaza in 2025, which is higher population growth than most countries in the world and more than the world average. There are currently ~6,000 births/month in Gaza, per GMH. Assuming a similar number of non-violent deaths in Gaza in 2026 as in 2025, that means there are currently 12x more births than deaths in Gaza, and that Gaza is now experiencing one of the highest population growths in the world.
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The NYT trying to frame a likely terrorist plane hijacking as a minor altercation is definitely an interesting choice…
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Passed 417-3 in the House. Senate Democrats kill it with a filibuster.
Senate Democrats on Wednesday blocked a GOP-led effort to advance a bill aimed at shielding Americans from energy costs attributed to data centers, despite the bill securing widespread bipartisan support in the House earlier this month. cbsn.ws/46TxXdC
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The new right is as much into race and identity as the woke left. No thanks. The progressive left and right see skin color as the big thing. If that's the new GOP, they'll lose normal people because normies aren't race obsessed.
This is the old, dead Republican Party - the one that frivolously called everyone and anyone racist while simultaneously telling young white men to suck it up Donald Trump won, we don't have to do this anymore and we aren't doing this anymore.
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Today we officially designated the Muslim Brotherhood, CAIR and Antifa as terrorist organizations per the anti-sharia law signed earlier this year.
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GOP Sen. John Kennedy says no public official, including President Trump, “should spend public money on private ads for themselves,” after the White House aired a government-funded ad prominently featuring the president. “You can’t spend public money to promote yourself,” Kennedy (R-LA) says, adding, “I also think that we ought to have a rule that no politician can have a building named after him while he’s alive.”
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This is how our media lied and help create the genocide myth. Today @guardian calmly notes stripping suspected terrorists is a normal "precautionary" act. But in 2023 when Israel did it - their journos wrote in Holocaust comparisons. Deliberately spreading antisemitic lies.
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In the early days of Trump’s second term, his economic advisers laid out a simple theory: Show the bond market that Washington was serious about closing its gaping deficits and long-term interest rates would fall on their own. Trump could leave the Fed alone. It hasn’t worked out that way. The White House theory rested on fiscal restraint that never arrived and overlooked how much of Trump’s own agenda would feed the price pressures now pushing rates higher. Tariffs raised the cost of imported goods. The war with Iran sent oil and diesel prices soaring. wsj.com/economy/trump-econom…
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Don’t let them tell you that you must continue to allow your home to be an ATM for local government!
Palm Beach count administrator salary is $425k/yr The FL governor makes $141k/yr. Why does the Palm Beach administrator make $8000/Week? Property taxes. Vote yes on Amendment 3
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