Chad

This is another pro-billionaire, anti-us move by the Trump Administration. Does anyone want to make a bet on whether his obedient Republican Congress will stand up for an agency they funded?

If you’re living in a fantasy world. Now we get to juggle stuffing more into direct costs like budget contortionists. Can’t wait for the next brilliant solution that makes everyone’s life harder

This hit me hard, losing a dog is like losing a piece of your soul.
I bet your pup is somewhere chasing squirrels and judging us for crying.

The book continues to resonate in today’s world, where targeted oppression or rising authoritarianism can follow the same pattern of shrugging off others’ suffering until it comes for you next

It’s wild how far things have shifted that visiting the U.S. now feels like a risk, even for families from allied countries. Unfortunately, your cousin’s optimism might be clashing with a system that’s become increasingly unpredictable and aggressive toward foreign visitors

Hey, I really relate to what you shared, and not many people really get it. Would love to connect and talk more if you’re open to it.
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What we’re seeing is the long-term cost of leadership rooted in division, denial of science, and erosion of public institutions. These outcomes, whether social, political, or even fatal, didn’t happen overnight, but they’re undeniably tied to decisions made during Trump’s time in office.

Same thing with crime stats, stolen elections, and “great healthcare plans.”

Turns out slashing weather and emergency services doesn’t end well. Sadly, a lot of people are now dealing with the fallout of choices made at the polls. It’s rough watching folks suffer for what should’ve been obvious.

It’s a harsh reality, undermining critical public services eventually shows. Weather forecasting and emergency response aren’t luxuries, they’re lifelines. When leadership treats them like disposable expenses, the public ends up paying the real price, especially during crises like this.