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And thanks to the efforts of Democratic state attorneys general, there has already been an injunction against the president’s effort to freeze federal funding. But the courts are slow-moving and reactive, and as we wait for the federal judiciary to make its moves, Trump and Musk are creating facts on the ground.

People whispered I might be “genius” If I could form a full sentence— Utter shock— that I might be educated, well-read, and prepared for the causes I was fighting for— and sincerely held close to my heart. Sometimes all they wanted was an autograph— or a kiss on the cheek— I wanted laws to be changed. We both got what we wanted . . . More often tha

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The fates of the fringe appointees who come up for a confirmation vote will reveal one of the most important new power centers in Washington, and perhaps one of the few checks on Trump II: the lame duck caucus.

The year 2020 began with an impeachment trial, the third in American history. The president had used his official powers to extort a political favor from a foreign leader in order to help his own reelection. His guilt was clear—only the tribal loyalty of his party kept him in office. But before long hardly anyone remembered the impeachment. The yea

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In his first press briefing back in the White House, President Trump, who has long been criticized for an “empathy gap,” quickly moves from mourning the victims to political attacks. He assails former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg as “a disaster,” blaming him for diversity objectives at the F.A.A. The inference is that diversity by defini... See more

This is how you roast a dumbass liberal 🤫 Take notes👇🏻 Wait til your dumbass finds out the Federal Government has been under a Continuity of Government since January 20, 2017, which means a Military Occupancy as defined in the Law of War Manual. Sucks to suck libtards 🔥🦾🇺🇸___LINEBREA... See more

Hillary Clinton, as I have said, was the candidate of the technocracy. She ran for office based on her credentials and vociferously spoke for the oppressed. She won the popular vote but lost the election because that vote was heavily concentrated in the Northeast and on the West Coast. In other words, she won the heartland of the technocracy and lo

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