pfife
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Not the trump bible (only $70 to get one)
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Woof
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Like 1 month in and theyre already scared of their constituents.
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Yep **** em
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Right because if theres on thing companies do its not pass costs to consumers.
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Apparently electricity too. https://torontosun.com/news/provincial/ontario-will-cut-off-u-s-electricity-exports-with-a-smile-on-my-face-ford-says Michigan is a big customer, the article says
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Trump lost us a bunch of rare earth for no reason
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woof
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she should probably start a legal defense gofundme now
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I agree, that's what would realistically happen, I'm just troll punching. Trolls can't think Trump grifts.
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... and simultaneously made it easier for russia to secure them? America First indeed.
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so trump just cost us ukraine's minerals?
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Woof
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Yep. Im in
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My understanding per a Steven Vladek skeet last night was that it's a fair/reasonable delay in the decision. I would think he wouldn't be chill if it was really bad.
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Its his company not theirs https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2025/02/26/trump-apple-dei-policies-vote/80535564007/ Trump asks Apple to end diversity policies after shareholders vote in favor
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Nice man thats awesome!!
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He eats **** sammiches daily, look at what he poasts here from x
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"Dusty Johnson"
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Hes a bureaucrat
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This is awesome but may wanna use a vpn to hide your ip.
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The US should have supported russia in the cuban missile crisis too
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Lmao AI is going to determine if the jobs are necessary from an email response.
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https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/doge/federal-workers-agencies-push-back-elon-musks-email-ultimatum-rcna193439 DOGE will use AI to assess the responses of federal workers who were told to justify their jobs via email The revelation comes as federal workers face a midnight deadline to respond. WASHINGTON — Responses to the Elon Musk-directed email to government employees about what work they had accomplished in the last week are expected to be fed into an artificial intelligence system to determine whether those jobs are necessary, according to three sources with knowledge of the system.
