@flexghost He did the same with the pandemic. Refusing aid to blue states, stealing the supplies blue states governors got for their constituents, and save all the resources for the red states. He and Jared were ok letting people in blue states die.
Judge Cannon Hands Trump a Major Win on Day Two of His Presidency https://newrepublic.com/post/190484/judge-cannon-trump-win-jack-smith-report "Cannon on Tuesday blocked the Justice Department from sharing special counsel Jack Smith’s final report on Trump’s classified documents case with select members of Congress." This needs to be leaked.
"I think that Last is on to something when he suggests that Trump’s opposition should force him to “own every bad outcome that happens, anywhere in the world.” I’d actually take this a step further. Rather than exert so much energy trying to thrust Trump out of the presidency, liberals would be well served to spend their time thrusting the presidency upon Donald Trump. (...) Start demanding the Trump administration fix everything quickly."
"But Trump has historically faltered when he’s been forced to contend with the actual pressure of the presidency and its myriad responsibilities (see also: the Covid-19 pandemic) because his ideas are bad and he doesn’t have a deep and abiding interest in public service to really make a sustained effort to confront, let alone solve, the biggest problems we face. "
@stux A good and perfectly understandable decision. I believe it was the right decision to allow threads initially. It's also the right decision to reverse that now.
This Is What Elon Musk Really Wants From Donald Trump https://newrepublic.com/article/189904/tesla-robotaxis-ai-musk-wants-trump "For once, Wall Street is probably right: Musk will reap untold profits from his relationship with Trump. And those may include, by year’s end, driverless taxis that have been trained by artificial intelligence—something that no American, other than the greedy investors who are inflating the AI bubble, is begging for."
@GottaLaff@Wileymiller If all the people quitting the corporate media outfits got together and created a new magazine, that would make one hell of a publication.