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Today is a good time to remember when the USA was in safe hands.

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You Have Friends Everywhere

You have friends everywhere....🇦🇺

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My thoughts on what’s going on in Los Angeles: https://youtu.be/Al7wpZL-QCI

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“Back to the President’s test. Person. Woman. Man. Camera. TV. Perhaps we should fashion a different version of the same test for Trump’s next cognitive awareness test with five different words. Fairness. Responsibility. Honesty. Integrity. Compassion. I seriously doubt he would remember any of those, let alone in the prescribed order. It’s always more difficult to remember words that you don’t know the meaning of.”

— The President And The Cult Of Ignorance

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Can Americans rid themselves of Republicans, maga, Trump and the collection of misfits vying for his approval?

“How far has this picture altered since Trump’s inauguration for a second term on January 20? The most conspicuously base of his personal qualities is a wide streak of cruelty, overlapping with personal vengefulness. Magnanimity is a rare human capacity, rarer still in presidents, but Trump is the reverse of magnanimous: He can’t refrain from gloating over the spoils of any victory. This temper is a concomitant of his almost unmixed and unlimited self-regard. And these tendencies have been sharpened by the cabinet choices of his second term—some of them purely a matter of whim, others dictated by right-wing formations like Project 2025, which saw that his second term would be as incoherent as his first unless the president were carefully surrounded by a well-instructed team to rope him in. The sadistic edge in Trump’s character has been augmented by his border czar Tom Homan, an advocate of mass deportations, and by the punitive rigor of his attorney general Pam Bondi. Presumably it was Bondi who advised the executive order withdrawing security clearances from big-name law firms, along with the demand for surveillance and inspection of the minutest details in the budgets of elite universities, on pain of a withdrawal of federal funding. The threat to defund universities and the threat to deport immigrants converged in the arrest of pro-Palestinian students at Columbia and Brown: Their opinions were said to warrant an expanded use of the McCarran-Walter Act of 1952, which allowed the deportation of immigrants whose politics advanced the cause of world communism.”

— Ten Years and a Hundred Days of Trump

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