Vance is waiting for January so Vance can do two more terms for a total of a decade…

But we need to try to hold all of trump’s admin accountable for this shitshow. They’re the ones actually steering trump and still doing their own evil shit.

But Vance has to be the one to invoke the 25th, he just needs the majority of trump’s cabinet with him. And absolutely nothing will make him do it a couple months early, because then he misses out on a four year term he thinks he can get.

Like, fuck it, charge him under “dereliction of duty” and for fairness do the same thing to Biden’s admin who we’re doing the same thing when he was in office.

Flush em all out, otherwise they’ll hang around politics for decades.

Great article chanp

It doesn’t matter anyways because most people will always claim to be “in the middle” because the people to either extreme are always loudest.

You poll them on policies, and suddenly everyone is a “far left extremist” for wanting safety nets and basic standards for human existence.

You ask right/center/left at face value, and the answers will always be about the same despite what’s going on in reality.

It’s wild people are just realizing this literally decades into this far right group grooming jr politicians and incoming officers at every military academy…

It’s like looking at your house on fire, flames leaping from every opening, and being concerned if your pillow is going to smell like smoke tonight.

Yeah, that would suck to smell smoke all night.

But the bigger issue is it smells like smoke, because it’s been reduced to ash.

Military academies (school for officers):

https://truthout.org/articles/underground-group-of-cadets-says-air-force-academy-controlled-by-evangelicals/

Politicians:

https://www.peoplefor.org/rightwingwatch/post/the-family-explores-secretive-group-focused-on-building-networks-of-power

I’m not saying them pressuring trump isn’t bad, I’m saying it’s infinitly worse that over the last 30 years they’ve installed their people and had them recruiting peers the whole way.

It’s not just “extremist Protestantism” it’s the verbatim 1920 “second wave kkk” plan:

https://billofrightsinstitute.org/essays/the-ku-klux-klan-in-the-1920s/

And that’s not the end game, that was what in sports is referred to as “rebuild years” where the focus was on growing membership and distancing from the hands on violence of lynching to systemic violence perpetuated thru legal but highly unethical means.

People really need to start learning this shit, it’s honestly the same playbooks, we can easily tell where they’re going, we just have to actually learn history.

The bad news is, we missed the off ramp they took last time:

Just as quickly as the Klan rose in membership and influence, however, it collapsed. There were many reasons. Some members were embarrassed by the organization’s bigotry, some by its silly regalia and ceremonies, or its money grubbing. Others were repulsed by its violence or its hypocrisy.

The Klan’s most fatal weakness was rooted in its poor leadership. The organization claimed to stand for morality, but its leaders provided the worst possible examples. For example, Edward Y. Clarke and Mary Elizabeth Tyler, the two Atlanta-based publicists who masterminded the Klan’s skyrocketing rise, were soon revealed to have been arrested in 1919 for sexual impropriety and possession of illegal alcohol. Then, with millions of dollars rolling in, infighting for control grew fierce, and Klan founder and Grand Wizard Col. William Simmons found himself ousted by Houston dentist Hiram W. Evans. Evans had allied himself with perhaps the Klan’s most successful personality, Indiana Grand Dragon David C. Stephenson. Stephenson, a former Socialist and a failed Democratic congressional candidate, had quickly engineered a Klan takeover of Indiana’s Republican Party. Clearly the most powerful man in Indiana, Stephenson (who said, “I am the law in Indiana”) viewed himself as a future senator and perhaps even president of the United States.

In April 1925, however, the 33-year-old Stephenson forced his aide, 28-year-old Madge Oberholtzer, onto a Chicago-bound train, where he assaulted and raped her. She attempted suicide, but her death a few weeks later was ruled to have followed from infection of the wounds Stephenson had inflicted on her. A jury found Stephenson guilty of rape, kidnapping, and second-degree murder.

Broken clock…

But they are for not seeing this coming, trump has no loyalty. You can do exactly what he asks for 50 years, it doesn’t matter. As soon as anyone disagrees with him once he hates them.

Hopefully this will start to convince them that despite what side they want to be on, trump’s “side” is only himself.

It’s just about words…

Not actually treatements

But that’s not even getting into how crazy expecting logical consistency or fair enforcement is…

Interestingly I won’t be surprised when this specific ruling is used to protect trans rights

What?

How is medical professionals being able to tell patients false and misleading information going to be used to support trans rights?

How was she supposed to keep track of what happens in her own home while she was jetsetting around on her fuck plane with her subordinate?

It’s scheduled to be completed months before the election, but the part he cares about is underground.

The thing is, even if there’s absolutely zero way to get inside, it doesn’t mean shit if no one outside the bunker listens to him.

It would be the perfect ending to this if he really goes down into a bunker with his closest circle who have the supplies to live decades…

And after waiting a while we just seal the doors.

It would 100% be worse than prison for everyone sealed in there. Just leave them to die together in a hole.

But the ironic part is there was already a bunker there, and it’s likely now compromised.

So if the new one doesn’t get finished, there won’t be any bunker under his direct control.

He wanted to build his own, so that no one else knew how to open it. Like, if he went to one of the still secret bunkers like under Biltmore, people that are outside know how to get him out.

The party’s leaders in congress are corporate neoliberal stooges.

While correct…

In case you haven’t noticed, nothing is being passed by Congress and it’s barely even in session these days.

They’re both 100% lame ducks, but that honestly doesn’t matter right now.

We’ll vote for new congressional leadership after midterms and the new reps are sat, and neither stands a chance of retaining their spots if they don’t have the DNC behind them willing to hand seats to Republicans if Dems don’t toe the line.

Schumer only got his current spot because they vote on leadership a week or two before the DNC votes on chair…

So when Schumer followed the neoliberal playbook of threatening to cut off funds to home states of anyone that didn’t vote for him, it was a valid threat.

A week later, it became toothless because there isn’t a neoliberal shill running the DNC anymore.

That’s why so many Dem politicians are willing to say Schumer (and Jeffries) need replaced even if they voted for them a year ago.

The DNC changed the math.

but the Dems tend to let me down so much…

I’ve been bitching about “the Dems” since elementary school when they defended Bill Clinton for lying under oath…

A year ago was really the first time we pried the party back from neoliberals in all those 30 years, because Obama just ignored it instead of appointing chairs that agreed with him.

I’ll never be blindly optimistic about anything but as fucked as America is today, this is the most hopeful I’ve ever been for the country on a 10 year timeline.

We just ain’t thru the worst yet.

One of the reasons is we’re a year deep into “fight everywhere”.

The DNC has been giving all the money stolen from state parties via the “victory fund” Hillary started a decade ago, back to the state parties.

Allowing them to operate at campaign staffing levels when normally that’s just a couple months every other year.

If you understand what the DNC has been doing since they gave neoliberals the boot, none of this is surprising.

We’re most likely going to see FDR still president right after trump.

This is what he felt the need to apologize for:

“A lot of Democrats have looked at the Netanyahu regime and felt like, you know what, we don’t like his trajectory; that it’s time to rethink the U.S. relationship with Israel, especially military support,” Vietor said.

Newsom responded:

“The issue of Bibi (Netanyahu) is interesting because he’s got his own domestic issues. He’s trying to stay out of jail. He’s got an election coming up. He’s potentially on the ropes. He’s got folks, the hard line, that want to annex the West Bank. Friedman and others are talking about it appropriately as sort of an apartheid state.”

Co-host Jon Favreau then pressed him directly:

“Do you think, looking down the road, that the United States should consider maybe rethinking our military support for Israel?”

Newsom answered:

“It breaks my heart, because the current leadership in Israel is walking us down that path where I don’t think you have a choice but that consideration.”

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/newsom-questions-u-alliance-israel-204355476.html

He’s not even allowed to say that some day things might hypothetically get bad enough where they may need to consider not funding Israels genocides with a blank check…

He shouldn’t hold any sort of political office.

Because when you rise to that level of power to be in the NYT editorial board…

The only non-millionaires you interact with are employees, and then it’s just a handful that talk to the rest.

You can’t compensate for this level of wealth inequality. The powerful will always side with themselves, because that’s their social circle and how the human brain is wired.

It’s the entire problem with neoliberalism.

Daniel Vávra, Warhorse Studios’ co-founder, appears to be fully on board with the controversial technology and recently took to X to support Nvidia’s DLSS 5 AI-slop filter tech. “This is just a little uncanny beginning,” Vávra stated in his post. “No way haters will stop this.”

On the plus side we got two amazing games out of Warhouse…

But I doubt I’ll ever buy another game from them now. Not even as a boycott thing, if they’re embracing the slop this hard at all levels, I’m just not gonna want anything they make

“I have not been able to spend enough time on this to understand it. But, trust me, I’m obsessed with this,” Vance said. “I’ve already had a couple of times where I’ve said, ‘All right, we’re going to Area 51, we’re going out to New Mexico, we’re going to sort of get to the bottom of this.’ And then the timing of the trip didn’t work out. But, trust me, anybody who’s curious about this — I’m more curious than anybody. And I’ve got three years at the very tippy top of the classification. I’m going to get to the bottom of it.”

Translation:

“Could this be a distraction from the child rape, coverup, civil rights abuses, and illegal wars?”

I don’t know why people want to keep saying “Democrats” and acting like a bunch of independent groups are a single entity…

The Democrats have set a new record for single-month lobbyist fundraising. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee reported

I don’t see the point in referring to something whose leader isn’t democratically elected as “the Democrats”

For the 2020 and 2022 election cycles, DCCC chairs were elected by the caucus, rather than selected by the party leader.[5][6] After the 2022 election cycle, the Democratic caucus voted to return to having the position be appointed by the leader.[7]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_Congressional_Campaign_Committee

If you have a problem with that organization, blame their neoliberal leader, not the party

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzan_DelBene

“unanimously”

The vote was held at 02:20…

Considering the age of the average senator, I really want to see the actual votes and how many were even there.

This is like the one good use for AI…

Just trick all these geriatric fucks a war is actually happening, they’re the only ones that never question AI anyways.