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Trump is marching us directly into WWIII

‪J. R. Traas‬ ‪@jrtraas.bsky.social‬ · 55m He also said “never before has an American president capitulated to any enemy; never before has an American president failed to support an ally against an enemy…”

Bears trade a 2026 fourth round pick to KC for Joe Thuney per The Athletic. Should shore up the O line a bit..

When was the last time 538 actually a relevant news site? It seem like their time has passed.

March 5 https://www.history.com

She featured on the documentary about the Wrecking Crew, but apparently she's not a fan. I guess the BBC did a documentary on her a few years ago as well.

I didn't watch, but from what I've read it was basically the stump speech he's been giving since forever. Never his fault, no real solutions.

I hope he's right and their staffs all quit...because they're the ones getting the grief

When guys like Joe Walsh become one of his most severe critics. Remember this dude was a leader in the Tea Party Movement

Musk, Trump's sons... MTG...

Rewatching Wolf Hall tonight, much better that the Orange Man Damien Lewis as Henry VIII is much better than anything Donald Trump could ever say. Mark Rylance is an under rated treasure as Thomas Cromwell.

Not sure about Vlad, but DJT owns his soul

I think he's too deep in hock. But quitting may give him a chance in '28 against JD and Junior

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March 4

Too political for the investment thread

It's going to hurt these folks, but I saw very few Harris signs adorning their properties. You get what you voted for

The Republican candidate was/is very willing to go after the people who he claimed took the jobs. Yet they never mention the employers who were willing to hire those people. It does take two to tango

Post COVID we heard a lot of "nobody wants to work anymore" but when asked if they would be willing to work for what fast food and hotel workers made, no one was willing to say they'd do it.

Got bit by the double post bug

But even before things like NAFTA and such we saw movement in manufacturing that hurt the "Little Guy" I'm old enough to remember when the steel companies moved out of Western Pennsylvania to the Mid West. That uprooted a lot of folks who ended up following the jobs, others were forced to readapt, if possible. Also many towns were devastated. It took Pittsburgh decades to remake itself into a banking and somewhat medical community. Smaller cities like my original hometown of McKeesport never recovered. That was the 60s. 70s, 80s and 90s saw the movement of the auto industry from the Rust Belt to Southern non union states. Changes in the railroad industry did a number to many cities like my first adopted home of Roanoke, Va when N&W merged with Southern RR. Roanoke has never fully recovered but there is a thriving medical community there now.

We'll se how Trump sabotages this Notice no mention of mineral rights. That's what Trump really wants.

Like most bullies, Trumplicans are cowards.