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Going splendidly! Deporting an 82 year old dude cuz Stephen miller needs his quota kept.
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The White House aide driving Trump's aggressive immigration agenda

Senior aide Stephen Miller wields unprecedented power in the White House. He is the architect of President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown.
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Trump should keep deporting good people with brown skin. It’s totally winning. I’m so glad he’s saving us from 82 year old men who have been granted asylum. Thank god. He should keep deporting the browns. Especially with the demo who needs immigrants to wipe their asses.
Oh and he should also keep talking about pedophile Epstein. That’s really going to help him.
 
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Going splendidly!


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Trump should keep deporting good people with brown skin. It’s totally winning. Especially with the demo who needs immigrants to wipe their asses.
Oh and he should also keep talking about pedophile Epstein. That’s really going to help him.
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It is the slightest bit heartening that there's been a 10% swing against deporting illegal immigrants. But to think 4 in 10 Americans support anything The Rapist says and are therefore treasonous mother****ers is beyond ****ed.
 
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It is the slightest bit heartening that there's been a 10% swing against deporting illegal immigrants. But to think 4 in 10 Americans support anything The Rapist says and are therefore treasonous mother****ers is beyond ****ed.
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It’s been that way for 10 years now. Trump 4/10 Americans are addicted to Fox News and the reich wing echo chamber. They’re gone, there’s no persuading them to not merely go along with whatever Donald wants. Additionally, studies in other countries show that about 1/3rd of the population has an affinity for authoritarian personalities. Which makes sense. Most authoritarian regimes don’t have a majority of true kool aid drinking believes. Many are just opportunists. What we need to target are the 6/10 Americans who might be open minded.
 
The Thriller said:
It’s been that way for 10 years now. Trump 4/10 Americans are addicted to Fox News and the reich wing echo chamber. They’re gone, there’s no persuading them to not merely go along with whatever Donald wants. Additionally, studies in other countries show that about 1/3rd of the population has an affinity for authoritarian personalities. Which makes sense. Most authoritarian regimes don’t have a majority of true kool aid drinking believes. Many are just opportunists. What we need to target are the 6/10 Americans who might be open minded.
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Globally I see that figure of 1/3 being fairly accurate, few countries have a history of stable uninterrupted democracy, even fewer outside of the English speaking world.

I was watching some comments made by former head of Treasury Ken Henry during the week, he was speaking at a forum about the nations economic future and he made an interesting point about our democracy being healthy and robust provides us with an opportunity for structural economic reform. (I know what you're thinking I live a dynamic and exciting life) The labor government has two principal economic aims, the first is to increase growth, that second is to increase the governments tax base.

Productivity is part of the discussion around growth, however the government is committed to wage growth for the lowest paid workers so wage freezes are off the books. From the recent talks with China it seems like an announcement around green steel exports to China is about to be announced, (green steel is locally produced steel, with green energy that we sell instead of iron ore.) This should have happened years ago, the value add to exports is huge, the estimate is that it will be worth 4 times what iron ore exports are worth. The partnership however will only work with both Chinese investment and guarantees to buy steel.

From a tax perspective the government has ruled out regressive tax measure, so either company or income tax is going to have to increase.

Its all fascinating stuff and Ken Henry is right, only a stable unified country can make changes like this.
 
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Globally I see that figure of 1/3 being fairly accurate, few countries have a history of stable uninterrupted democracy, even fewer outside of the English speaking world.

I was watching some comments made by former head of Treasury Ken Henry during the week, he was speaking at a forum about the nations economic future and he made an interesting point about our democracy being healthy and robust provides us with an opportunity for structural economic reform. (I know what you're thinking I live a dynamic and exciting life) The labor government has two principal economic aims, the first is to increase growth, that second is to increase the governments tax base.

Productivity is part of the discussion around growth, however the government is committed to wage growth for the lowest paid workers so wage freezes are off the books. From the recent talks with China it seems like an announcement around green steel exports to China is about to be announced, (green steel is locally produced steel, with green energy that we sell instead of iron ore.) This should have happened years ago, the value add to exports is huge, the estimate is that it will be worth 4 times what iron ore exports are worth. The partnership however will only work with both Chinese investment and guarantees to buy steel.

From a tax perspective the government has ruled out regressive tax measure, so either company or income tax is going to have to increase.

Its all fascinating stuff and Ken Henry is right, only a stable unified country can make changes like this.
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Not as interesting as fast food debates, but still (pun intended) interesting.
 
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Not as interesting as fast food debates, but still (pun intended) interesting.
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secretly that looks appealing, I've never had a beer in the bath...
 
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Obama should be tried for treason and probably hanged.
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This particular attempt to distract attention from the Epstein files will eventually fail, and fail miserably. I suppose it’s safe to say we are all in the position of holding fast to what we….want…..to believe. But the bipartisan Senate report on Russian interference in 2016 really did settle the matter, in establishing Russian interference in 2016, the goal, to help Trump. Gabbard does not have a leg to stand on. The rewriting of history is a hallmark of fascism, wherever it raises its ugly ways. Must justify the leader’s justification for his lies and fascist rhetoric.

So, the MAGA fools will have a new Big Lie, to serve as support for their inherent delusions. But, it won’t work. It’s all way too obvious, as clear as day, for those with eyes to see and ears to hear. History will expose these lies.

A Collusion Reading Diary: What Did the Senate Intelligence Committee Find?

Our summary of the Senate Intelligence Committee’s final report on Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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I wonder how a poster like bucknutz feels about the president thinking its his decision/job on what professional sports teams names should be. Seems like it should be up to the team owners to decide but apparently trump thinks the president should decide sports team names. Big government baby! Gotta love it!

The world may be facing Big Beautiful Bill fallout from Elon Musk, ongoing tariff complications and the fear of another world war involving the United States, but President Donald Trump has turned his focus to the Washington Commanders nickname just as the franchise celebrated a return to playoff relevance. Should the team not meet Trump's name change demands, they could see their $4 billion stadium project go South.

In a statement posted to Truth Social, the President said he would consider blocking the Commanders' plans to build their state-of-the-art NFL venue at the site of it's former home, RFK Stadium, unless the franchise ditches the Commanders' name and reverts to its controversial identity as the Washington Redskins.

"My statement on the Washington Redskins has totally blown up, but only in a very positive way," Trump wrote. "I may put a restriction on them that if they don't change the name back to the original 'Washington Redskins,' and get rid of the ridiculous moniker, 'Washington Commanders,' I won't make a deal for them to build a Stadium in Washington."

Why does trump have a problem with the name "Commanders"?

He continued reiterating his old stance by mentioning Cleveland's baseball team, which changed from the Indians to the Guardians. He listed Paul Dolan, the owner of what he called the "Cleveland Baseball Team," as having lost three elections in a row because of the name change, despite Dolan never running for office himself.

"What he doesn't understand is that if he changed the name back to the Cleveland Indians, he might actually win an Election. Indians are being treated very unfairly. MAKE INDIANS GREAT AGAIN (MIGA)."
 
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