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"I think it's worth to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year so that we can have the Second Amendment to protect our other God-given rights. That is a prudent deal. It is rational.” — Charlie Kirk

The top 1% evade $163 billion in taxes per year — enough to end homelessness, hunger, and pay for universal childcare.

👆🏻 This is the crime wave we should be talking more about.

How Federal Employees Are Fighting Back Against Elon Musk Some civil servants are using whatever levers they have to resist the orders of the world’s richest man, both in public and behind closed doors.

THIS IS HOW YOU STAND UP: EEOC admin judge Karen Ortiz resisted an order to hand over all LGBT cases for “review” and told colleagues to resist too. She knows she’ll likely to be fired.
“I can exist on cornflakes and community if it means that my soul is intact.”

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Photos: ‘Distress flag’ towers over Yosemite to protest cuts as crowds view firefall Saturday’s protest sought to bring attention to the thousands of federal job cuts made by President Donald Trump’s administration this month.

Yosemite National Park workers hung an upside-down U.S. flag on El Capitan as a distress signal www.sfchronicle.com/outdoors/art...

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Before it becomes illegal for us to say things like this:

2+2=4

We're living George Orwell's 1984: IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH.

Sending armies into the holy land on a path of conquest is literal antichrist shit.

We can only hope.

There appear to be at least three separately operating heel factions breaking things within the government in wholly different ways right now. There's the Miller-headed immigration one, the DOGE/Elon one, and a Project 2025 OMB one. This dynamic hasn't showed up in mainstream reporting at all.

You might want to put gas in your car today.

Canada is America's biggest source of imported oil -- supplying almost 60%.

When Canada slaps a retaliatory tariff on their oil, gas prices are going UP UP UP.

All because of Donald Trump.

Trump’s federal spending freeze sends Colorado officials scrambling as billions of dollars at stake A sudden freeze on federal spending by the Trump administration — set to take effect Tuesday — sent Colorado officials scrambling as they tried to figure out the extent and impact of the decision.…

“I think the impact to people’s lives will be catastrophic,” Rep. Shannon Bird, a Westminster Democrat who sits on the legislature’s powerful Joint Budget Committee, said Tuesday morning. “It’s chaos.” // Story by @coltrain.bsky.social and @sethklamann.bsky.social