i mean, yes, but also, no
07.03.2026 18:15
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i mean, yes, but also, no
wait, you think this is better than Hugh Hewitt or Marc Theissen? Next you are gonna tell me the Cox/Charter merger won't produce synergies! (I keed, I keed, when greg & phil were gone, so was my subscription)
He then laughs at his own joke as the room is basically silent.
I just think that if you're going to push a bill you know can't pass through this historically-corrupt congress you can do it without helping the sniveling fascist that is josh hawley cosplay as a genuine populist antitrust reformer
LANE: “40 children are dead. Whatever investigators ultimately conclude, the world will remember the nation associated with the strike. Power carries a name. And when 🇺🇸 is involved, that name is ours.” www.tennessean.com/story/opinio...
“Guys whose only tactic is ‘punch harder’” versus “Problem made worse by punching,” the story of America in 2026
Trump's been in office over a year and all he's managed to do is kill people, hurt the U.S., and elevate the rich and bigoted.
Looks like we really did kill those girls.
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/05/w...
Trump's America has been berating and threatening its European and Canadian allies for years. Now it is demanding they support its war aims in Iran. But it can't explain what those aims are. Diplomatically speaking, this seems to be asking a lot.
One of my old-school conservative views is that the government has no business being involved in college sports or any sports.
That’s out of fashion.
In a savvy move, Trump undoes sanctions on Russia after Russia helps Iran target Americans.
Remarkable: With support for the Iran war tanking, Trump is now throwing away the GOP's advantage on three core issues: Economy, immigration, national security.
A year ago it looked like he might be popular on all three. He lit it all on fire. 1/
(new piece)
newrepublic.com/article/2074...
The loss of 92,000 jobs in February is the latest sign that job creation has been low under Trump. Trust in him on the economy is abysmal. And as long as Stephen Miller's ethnic cleansing is Trump's immigration agenda, he'll continue tanking on that as well. 5/
newrepublic.com/article/2074...
Support for the Iran war is at an abysmal 38%, per G. Elliott Morris's average of polls. That's the lowest initial support for a war in memory. Also, CNN finds 59% don't trust Trump to make right decisions with force in Iran. There's no rally-around-flag effect. 4/
newrepublic.com/article/2074...
The red "wasted" visual in the White House video game graphic is just beyond vile. This involves real human beings. They know civilians are being killed. They're reveling in it.
Whether it's College Democrats calling for a Palestinian state as proposed by liberal Jews and Arabs or College Republicans calling for an Aryan ethno-state as proposed by Heinrich Himmler, both sides have statehood on their mind.
Like one of the few things Trump could legitimately claim until this week (though not through anything he did) was that gas prices had, in fact, come down in the past year somewhat (not as much as he claimed, of course).
OK, so it's not a secular "war" we are engaging in with Iran; it's a religious "crusade."
Curious about Donald Trump’s objective in Iran? Throw this sheet pan spaghetti at the wall and see what sticks!
The president, breathing heavily and caked with makeup, is incoherently blaming Iran for the October 7 attacks by Hamas
There’s a growing cottage industry where wealthy criminals pay insiders to lobby President Trump to pardon them. While some call it a perversion of the Constitution, it’s a refreshing source of job creation in an otherwise unsteady economy.
WATCH: “An extraordinary betrayal of the American people.”
@krystalball.bsky.social lays out how Stephen Miller & Trump blatantly lied about being anti-war and said Kamala would do exactly what they’re doing now.
Inspired by ProPublica’s new database, I created a visualization of the nearly 400 LLCs that make up Trump’s business empire.
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There will never be another FIFA Peace Prize.
The media often treats Trump like some sort of Zelig-like character, a mere bystander in his own administration w/no agency or ability to shape decisions. It's really infuriating considering Biden and Obama were both expected to own everything going on in the country all the time.
Pete Hegseth's murderous buffoonery, coming amid a lifetime in which he's betrayed everyone close to him and failed up from one disaster to the next, is a perfect example of how the appeal of Trumpism is that it creates a permission structure for people to openly be their worst selves
Graves: There’s been reporting that some troops have been told that this is about starting Armageddon.
Warner: I don’t know whether that’s coming from the White House or just from specific military commanders.
Looking forward to finding out why this administration has started this war
Yeah, that seems like a good idea!
