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The difference is these royal Saudi's are not Communist is what they'll say.

I remember when I was a kid, I found Mortal Kombat action figures in the dumpster. You be surprised there are a lot of treasures buried in the dumpster 😁

Trump invited a former Al-Qaeda leader to the White House. Think about that.
Obama ordered the raid that took out Osama Bin Laden — the terrorist who murdered 3,000 Americans.
One president defended this country.
The other is handing extremists a photo-op in the Oval Office.

Ok?

Me and Hitler agree smoking is bad, that doesn't mean I have to like him.

Veterans Day isn’t about hashtags or sales—it’s about remembering those who carried the weight of war so the rest of us could carry on with life. Respect isn’t a post; it’s how we treat them every day.

Dick Durbin and the senator from NH will be retiring in 2026. Great that'll give us the opportunity to put in two new Senators.

It was a crazy time back then.

I've been all over the place on Bluesky. Not a single person here mentions the name "Sydney Sweeney." The only topics that came up were the Tuesday election win and the Government shutdown.

I've been up, down, left and right on Bluesky. Not ONE person on here utters the name "Sydney Sweeney. The only thing here that was discussed was the Tuesday election victory and the Government shutdown.

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That’s true, Johnson’s a factor. Still, Jeffries didn’t fracture his caucus or fold like Schumer did. I’ll take consistency over chaos any day — especially when the other side’s in full meltdown

Out of the 8 senators who capitulate, only one is up for re-election in 2026, Senator Jeanne Shaheen (NH). Looks like she'll be the first to be replaced. Hopefully the good people of NH will find a worthy candidate who isn't a coward to easily take her Senate seat.

1. It puts transparency and accountability front-and-center — themes most Americans (across parties) support.

2. It’s a way for Democrats to shift headlines away from Schumer’s capitulation and reclaim moral authority on government openness and justice.

Calling for a House vote to release all unsealed Epstein-related documents would serve two purposes:

Now that the shutdown is ending, Hakeem Jeffries absolutely has the leverage to press Speaker Mike Johnson to move on procedural matters that the GOP delayed — starting with Adelita Grijalva’s swearing-in.

Jeffries has been steady so far. Not ruthless, but disciplined. He’s shown he can hold the caucus together under pressure — time will tell if he can turn that into real power.

Say what you want about Hakeem Jeffries, but he held the line. While Schumer caved on the omnibus bill and the shutdown, Jeffries kept House Democrats united.

Say what you want about Hakeem Jeffries, but he held the line. While Schumer caved on the omnibus bill and the government shutdown, Jeffries kept House Democrats united.

This is why if the Dems win the midterm, the Dem voters need to protest in front of Schumer and Jeffries house and demand they step or set up a new election for leadership. We want accountability & I fear those won't deliver.

For anyone here who lives in Massachusetts, what is it like?

The White House Trump propagandists really think they can fool the people on Bluesky like on X.

So a couple of Liberal Politicians eulogize Dick Cheney, ok then why do you make it sound like millions of Liberal voters were sad for him?

So you are saying America has always been the bad guys since the American Revolution?
Who knew King George and the Confederates were the heroes after all 🙄

Mayor-elect Mandani must stay vigilant. His foes inside and outside City Hall will try to undermine him and tarnish his name. If I were him, I’d focus on building a strong relationship with Gov. Hochul—together, they could counter any political attacks.

Back when I was a Trump supporter, whenever someone said this to me, I would say something like "so what if he lies, I lie too when it's necessary".

Not really. Capitalism is an economic system built on private ownership and profit-driven markets — private enterprise is its core feature. FDR didn’t challenge that foundation; he just added regulations and social programs to keep it from self-destructing.

FDR wasn’t a Democratic Socialist — he was a reformist liberal who saved capitalism from collapse. The New Deal built safety nets and reined in corporate excess, but private enterprise stayed intact. He didn’t want to overthrow capitalism — he wanted to make it work for everyone.

And served as President for 12 years.

FDR wasn't a Democratic Socialist in the same vein as Bernie Sanders. He was a Liberal Progressive who created the New Deal to stabilize capitalism, not destroy it.