That headline yesterday (from the Jewish Insider, not the Onion):
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That headline yesterday (from the Jewish Insider, not the Onion):
"Democrats ask what happened to millions earmarked for Trump’s library"
Dan Diamond, Aaron Schaffer for Washington Post
I. I. I. Me. Me. Me.
New: "Trump Eradicates Critical Oversight as he Fires More Inspectors General than All Other U.S. Presidents Combined"
Douglas S. Pasternak for @publiccitizen.bsky.social
While David Ellison is vowing to protect CNN’s independence as he prepares to take over Warner Bros. Discovery, Democratic senators are raising fresh concerns to Status about Paramount’s expected use of foreign money in the deal.
Details in @status.news: www.status.news/p/david-elli...
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I talked to dozens of experts in government, academia, cybersecurity, and industry about exactly this scenario last year and not only did not one of them think I was being alarmist, many brought it up unprompted and many said there was zero chance it hadn’t already happened
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Ridiculous. And once again snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
Two things can … not be true
Trump pick for State Department drops out after drawing heat for comments about ‘white culture’
Flashback to the 2024 Republican National Convention 👇🏽
“.. The advice signals a recalibration by the White House — and reflects growing concern among some Republicans that Democrats are successfully framing Trump's immigration policy as overly sweeping and indiscriminate.”
@axios.com
www.axios.com/2026/03/10/w...
“.. a claim that, if true, would constitute an unprecedented breach of security protocols at an agency that serves more than 70 million Americans.”
@washingtonpost.com
www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
SCOOP: White House tells House Republicans to stop talking about mass deportations
New: The FBI has lost 300 experienced national security agents over the last year, including 45 fired. Now the threat environment is as perlilous as it’s been in a long time. The DOJ has also lost experienced natsec lawyers.
www.ms.now/news/doj-los...
If by being [a] lap dog[s], Congress has asserted itself, OK.
Too late.
He allegedly said "he needed help transferring data from a thumb drive “to his personal computer so that he could ‘sanitize’ the data before using it at [the company.] ... [and] that he expected to receive a presidential pardon ... ." www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
Holy shit - this would be very, very bad:
"The databases, called “Numident” and the “Master Death File,” include records for more than 500 million living and dead Americans, including Social Security numbers, places and dates of birth, citizenship, race and ethnicity, and parents’ names."
Q: “The president said he had to strike Iran because he believed Iran was going to strike US targets within 7 days, then he bumped that to 3 days…There are no US leaders or Israeli leaders who are making those same claims. Is he making this up?"
Leavitt: “The president is not making anything up.”
CNBC’s Jim Cramer Roasts Trump War Strategy: ‘Seems Indiscriminate — Doesn’t Get Us Anywhere’
There are now more kids with measles in Texas than children who have ever had transgender surgery
As Trump continues to falsely claim that he won the 2020 election that in fact he lost, the FBI expands its criminal investigation into his debunked claims by subpoenaing voting records in Arizona. @alanfeuer.bsky.social @nytnickc.bsky.social @glennthrush.bsky.social www.nytimes.com/2026/03/09/n...
The man is, whatever his other faults, just way in over his head. Maybe Democrats should say that more often. The fact that he’s costing taxpayers a billion dollars a day on a war most of them didn’t want may be a good place to start. trib.al/oQGYMWP
Look at these charts. TransUnion and Experian, two of the three major credit bureaus, have started dismissing a larger share of consumer complaints without help. The timing coincides with the Trump administration’s dismantling of the CFPB. www.propublica.org/article/cred... @joeljacobs.bsky.social
Rand Paul: "As far as reasons for the war, there have been many different ones floated, but none have been very convincing... we were told their nuclear weapons were obliterated, and now we're told their nuclear weapons are just moments away from being a bomb. I don't think the arguments are valid."
