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According to polls, approximately 1% of Americans, many of them with severe incapacities, still think Joe Biden is president. It's disturbing to see that Ari Emanuel is among them and I hope everything is well with him.
Womp fuckin womp.
🚨🇺🇸 Folarin Balogun (25) on his transfer to Everton that fell through in the summer... 📝❌
"My point of view was very clear. I haven't said anything publicly, but I flew to Everton, obviously, with a set contract. And then by the time I left, the contract was CHANGED. So, that was the situation, in short. The contract was changed, and then in the end, I didn't feel comfortable to sign." @BBCSport
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Don’t let Chuck Schumer launder his reputation on the Iran war. He was a crucial architect in the permission structure to start it. Time to retire.
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Van Hollen on the blue wave: “The notion that this was somehow a Washington-engineered victory is delusional. This was the power of the people.”
Because the highest we have been ranked in education in the last 15 years is 45th
In an op-ed, Rep. Nathaniel Ledbetter, speaker of the Alabama House, writes that "our Republican members understand that elections are won one district, one conversation, and one vote at a time."
"Last Tuesday, that approach made all the difference."
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Van Hollen is right. This was an outside-in, populist victory not some DC-designed strategy. Democrats must get that message or they will miss the point of what just happened
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Welp there it is. Republican Senator takes a victory lap because Schumer caved on Trump's judges in the lame duck.
Our work through the holiday has resulted in Dems caving to expedited votes for constitutionalist judges for lifetime appointments today, with final votes Monday after time under the rules runs over the weekend.
Because we pressed forward, we will have advanced all outstanding judges ripe for confirmation reported out of the Judiciary Committee.
We can’t let up.
As a member of the Judiciary Committee, I will continue my work with the committee to expeditiously process the President’s nominees to the Senate floor.
I implore my colleagues to use every single day we have left in the majority to move these lifetime-appointed judges and core legislation across the finish line.
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it wasn’t the sex and it wasn’t the snuggling.
it was the smuggling.
(Bloomberg) - A Chinese company founded by Alice Huang procured smuggled AI chips that were installed at a Shanghai data center with links to Megaspeed International Pte, according to documents reviewed by Bloomberg News.
@business $NVDA
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By this logic, shouldn’t Schumer have been fired in 2024?
5/10. All hype no true return.
BREAKING: U.S. Soccer confirm that Mauricio Pochettino will leave the national team to become Head Coach of Manchester United.
How do you grade Pochettino's time with the #USMNT?
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Seems about right #Corrupt
The techochuds are crying out for their pervert emperor
Don’t give up, @JensenHuang. Remember when Nvidia almost went under in 1995? What if you had given up then?
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Came in. Achieved very little. Got paid big money. Got knocked out of the World Cup at the first tough game. Signed a four year contract. Left for relegation threatened Manchester United.
Been coming to a bar solely because they have Guinness and proper glasses, however, every time I have come they are out for Guinness. I'm starting to think God might be mad at all the God jokes.
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the interesting thing about silicon valley is everyone is a free thinker whose opinions perfectly correlate with their equity exposure
.@JensenHuang is one of the most extraordinary entrepreneurs of all time. He’s bent the arc of technological progress, and the growth engine of the American economy rests on the shoulders of the company he built.
Sadly, greatness doesn’t guarantee goodness. It’s disappointing.
The Economist says “no one is irreplaceable.” They are very wrong. A founder who has spent 30 years building such a unique company so capably has earned the presumption that he should keep leading it.
More importantly, our competitors and adversaries will not wait for us to find “another Jensen.”
The board is getting to the bottom of the national security and judgement questions. Depending on the answers, I expect most shareholders would want him to continue leading.
We should demand loyalty and accountability, but sainthood cannot be the price of admission to leadership. or to Team America.





































