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    You seem to be having trouble with red states voting to end FEMA and now getting what they voted for.
    yeah well the rest of us are watching Trump destroy dearly paid for public services

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    You seem to be having trouble with red states voting to end FEMA and now getting what they voted for.
    Over your head or pure ignorance... pick a lane.

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    TACO alert

    Trump reverses course on AI chip export controls after meeting with Nvidia

    Nvidia will resume gross sales of its H20 AI chips to China after CEO Jensen Huang met with President Donald Trump within the White Home final week in an effort to persuade him to take away export controls that had hamstrung the corporate.


    The Trump administration has assured Nvidia that licenses to export the chips shall be granted, ending months of halted shipments that had severely impacted the corporate's entry to certainly one of its largest markets, according to a statement from the firm.
    https://dotnewstv.in/nvidia-ceo-jens...rump-assembly/

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    MAGA is anti-science, anti-knowledge, anti-civilization

    “The Environmental Protection Agency said on Friday that it would eliminate its scientific research arm and begin firing hundreds of chemists, biologists, toxicologists and other scientists, after denying for months that it intended to do so.”
    https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/18/c...-research.html

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    A former Obama official sponsored a government K9 in memory of his dead wife. Trump stopped him going to its graduation ceremony

    A former Obama administration official and Trump critic was barred from attending the graduation ceremony of a K9 officer he had sponsored - and named after his dead wife.

    James Clapper, who served as Director of National Intelligence from 2010 until 2017, was informed by the nonprofit dog-training group that his name had been taken off the list for the event.

    The 84-year-old had sponsored the yellow Labrador, named Susan, as she completed her CIA training for “detection canines.” Once deployed, the dogs help to sniff out concealed explosives.

    Clapper’s late wife, Susan, a former National Security Agency employee, had been a great animal lover and had volunteered at a local animal shelter.

    According to The Atlantic, Clapper was informed that he was not permitted to attend Susan’s graduation a day before the event in late May. The order to bar him had come from an executive order signed by the president.
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    https://www.the-independent.com/news...-b2791714.html

    Focusing on the important things.

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    Trump is petty af.

    This is one of his signatures, like Nixon

    Never forgets a slight

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    just out of curiosity, on what authority does Trump rely on for liberating a US state and its principal cities from their elected government?
    never got a suitable answer to this, btw

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    Court rules OMB must reveal what it's doing with appropriated funds -- they've been hiding the ball

    This is a basic violation of separation of powers, sadly very typical of Trump 2.0

    The case was so clear that the court skipped over preliminary injunction and gave partial summary judgment on the merits

    Under the United States Cons ution, it is the job of Congress to decide how American taxpayer dollars are spent, including how many dollars to spend and on what priorities to spend them. Once Congress authorizes funding through an appropriations bill, and the President signs the bill into law, cons utional responsibility shifts to the Executive Branch to allocate the funds according to congressional instructions. The decisions about how to allocate funds are called “apportionments,” and they are used to ensure that the Executive Branch does not spend more or less than Congress appropriated. Defendants in this lawsuit are the Executive Branch officials responsible for apportioning congressionally approved spending.

    To facilitate congressional oversight of the apportionment decisions of the Executive Branch and provide the public with insight into the decisions, in 2022, Congress passed, and the President signed into law, a statute requiring the Executive Branch to publish its apportionment decisions on a publicly available online database within two days of the decision. Thereafter, the Executive Branch created a public database (the “Public Apportionments Database”) and complied with this law until late March 2025 when, without notice, it took the database offline. Defendants argue that this public disclosure law is an uncons utional encroachment on the Executive Branch’s decision-making authority. Relying on an extravagant and unsupported theory of presidential power, Defendants claim that their apportionment decisions—which are legally binding and result in the actual spending of public funds—cannot be publicly disclosed because they are not final decisions about how to administer the spending of public funds.

    However, the law is clear: Congress has sweeping authority to require public disclosure of how the Executive Branch is apportioning the funds appropriated by Congress. Under the law, the decision of the Executive Branch must be made public within two days of the decision. And if Defendants need to make a new decision, that new decision must also be made public within two days. Plaintiffs in this lawsuit monitor these decisions, and they have the right to report on and re-publish this information. As explained in this Memorandum Opinion, there is nothing uncons utional about Congress requiring the Executive Branch to inform the public of how it is apportioning the public’s money. Defendants are therefore required to stop violating the law!
    https://protectdemocracy.org/wp-cont...t-Decision.pdf

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    never got a suitable answer to this, btw
    You never will

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    FCC chair Brendan Carr wants to drop the agency’s goal of gigabit internet for Americans, because he says that goal is unfair to companies whose broadband is slow.

    I am not making this up
    . arstechnica.com/tech-policy/...

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    yeah well the rest of us are watching Trump destroy dearly paid for public services
    Yes we are, it's great to see the project moving along

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    Yes we are, it's great to see the project moving along
    thanks for underscoring my point


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    it took nearly a week for Sec'y Noam to authorize FEMA search and rescue when ~160 people had just been swept away on the Guadalupe River

    , the FEMA call center cratered the second day after the flood because Noam didn't authorize funds for it

    www.cnn.com/2025/07/21/p...

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    DHS literally saying that the lives of hundreds of victims and thousands of survivors aren't worth a few hundred thousand dollars, during the sort of natural catastrophe FEMA was intended to respond to

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    arstechnica.com/tech-policy/...
    We're grading broadband on a curve like its dad helped it get into Penn

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    Trump wants homeless, mentally ill and addicted people to be involuntarily committed

    There's no more money for common goods, but beaucoup for the punishment bureaucracy -- under Trump 2.0, deprivation of rights and punishment are the solution for all social ills

    The pretext is bull , cities have never been safer or less crime ridden

    https://www.whitehouse.gov/president...ricas-streets/

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    bonkers

    "Shifting homeless individuals into long-term ins utional settings for humane treatment through the appropriate use of civil commitment will restore public order."

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    very wasteful



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    according to rumor, Trump wants TikTok to be sold to Larry Ellison so it can be turned into a MAGA propaganda app

    Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Thursday that TikTok will go dark for Americans unless China agrees to give the U.S. more control over the popular short-form video app.


    “We’ve made the decision. You can’t have Chinese control and have something on 100 million American phones,” Lutnick told CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” on Thursday.
    https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/24/tikt...-us-china.html

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    Reichsminister for Communications warns the lugenpresse

    CNBC: Colbert is a comedian. You keep talking about journalism and fairness in news, but we all remember Carson and Jay Leno giving Reagan the business. Where does that fit in?

    FCC CHAIR BRENDAN CARR: Frankly, the media industry across this country needs a course correction

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    Trump literally installing political commissars at media outlets...with barely a peep from the free-speech crew

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    Trump will also have political commissars at Columbia University, to monitor admissions, curriculum and student life

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    god our government sucks, what petty bigoted jerks

    A Venezuelan Little League baseball team will not be allowed to participate in a championship tournament because the team was denied travel visas to the U.S.

    Little League International said on Friday the Cacique Mara Little League team from Maracaibo, Venezuela will not participate in the Senior League Baseball World Series in South Carolina this year, despite qualifying for the tournament, after being unable to obtain visas.
    https://www.politico.com/news/2025/0...eague-00477894

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    dead inside



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