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  • ICE

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    jon-nycJ
    I wonder what this means for Texas’s redistricting? Surely they based it off of 24 data. Obviously they’d put in some wiggle room but surely they didn’t account for a double digit shift among such a key group. How fucking glorious would it be to see that backfire on them.
  • This is good news

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    AxtremusA
    Tesla is the right company to do it, because it needs high-powered IC, very different from the rest of the chip-making world's focus on low-powered, energy efficient chips.
  • 22 years

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  • Senate Filibuster ... is it time for it to go?

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    jon-nycJ
    It depends on who when you ask. https://x.com/jbhenchman/status/1986925973883748696?s=46
  • James Watson, 1928-2025

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  • Russian Orthodox Church and the FSB

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    RenaudaR
    Follow up: In my book, “The Baton and The Cross,” I explore how the Church shaped Putin’s Russia — and the part it has played in enabling the current bloodshed. I also demonstrate how, throughout its 1,000-year history, the Church has always sat at the right hand of power and done whatever it takes to ensure its survival, its influence and its own enrichment. The cases of opportunism and overreach today echo those from the past — and the story of Hilarion is no exception. Until the full-scale invasion, he was part of Kirill’s inner circle and had a stellar career. Born Grigory Alfeyev, he studied music before he left to become a monk and took the name Hilarion. He has composed choral works and written a slew of theological books. From 2009, he was Metropolitan of Volokolamsk and headed the Moscow Patriarchate’s version of the foreign ministry. He was also a member of the Holy Synod and rector of the theological studies center named after Saints Cyril and Methodius. Some saw him as the Patriarch’s successor. https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2025/11/07/russian-orthodox-priests-dont-practice-what-they-preach-a91083
  • Sometimes you just know a nickname is going to stick

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    kluursK
    @Klaus said in Sometimes you just know a nickname is going to stick: Who is it? America's Himmler - aka Steven Miller.
  • Elise Stefanik

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  • Pelosi

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    MikM
    It about fucking time. Chuck, are you listening?
  • Speaking of philosophers

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    Doctor PhibesD
    I’m saying nothing
  • Hey Mik - Vance’s brother?

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    AxtremusA
    @Mik said in Hey Mik - Vance’s brother?: If the GOP had run someone more centrist they might have won. First the GOP candidate has to submit to Trump ...
  • Special package requiring signature from Italy

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    HoraceH
    Genuine artisanal Italian traffic violation, suitable for framing. Each has a unique serial number and personalized message.
  • SBF/FTX

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    jon-nycJ
    I heard David Sacks on a podcast call him ‘Scam Bankman Fraud’. lol I’m guessing that’s personal. Given his role in the administration that doesn’t bode well for his ability to purchase a pardon.
  • Dick Cheney, 1941-2025

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    jon-nycJ
    https://x.com/damonlinker/status/1985728897917600260?s=46
  • Weird manual transmission thing…

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    KlausK
    God I love to slide into reverse at the bottom.
  • The Artist Formerly Known as Prince

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    jon-nycJ
    @taiwan_girl said in The Artist Formerly Known as Prince: Disgraced former prince Andrew once had 40 prostitutes brought to his five-star hotel over four days during a taxpayer-funded trip to Thailand, his biographer has claimed. Fucking legend.
  • Annual Halloween head count

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    89th8
    @LuFins-Dad do you agree?
  • They mummified a modern human with ancient tools.

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    jon-nycJ
    I'd like to see that informed consent form.
  • My son as Trotsky....

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    taiwan_girlT
    @Doctor-Phibes That is awesome. When he is elected for his first award, make sure your TNCR friends are invited.
  • Friends in high places

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    @jon-nyc said in Friends in high places: Saying he didn’t know who the guy was who he just sold a pardon to looked like a gotcha moment to me. Yeah, I heard about that. Kind of funny “My sons are involved in crypto much more than I— me. I— I know very little about it, other than one thing. It’s a huge industry,” he said. “And if we’re not gonna be the head of it, China, Japan, or someplace else is.” Despite saying he didn’t know who CZ is, Trump said Zhao “was treated really badly by the Biden administration.” “They sent him to jail and they really set him up. That’s my opinion. I was told about it,” the president said. “I don’t know the man at all. I don’t think I ever met him,” Trump went on. “I have no idea who he is. I was told that he was a victim, just like I was and just like many other people, of a vicious, horrible group of people in the Biden administration.” Trump’s claim that he knows nothing about a high-profile clemency recipient comes as he and Republicans have asserted that pardons issued by Biden using an “autopen” are invalid because, they contend, the president was not aware of what he was signing.