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Nation Can't Believe It On Harvard's Side

I mean, he’s right

The Street is treating the current sell-off (not quite bear mkt yet) as event-driven. With the current administration in charge, it may be structural.

If only you could do something about it.

The golden age of schadenfreude is here www.nytimes.com/2025/04/06/b...

Dear Mainstream Media — Stop boosting the Administration’s lies by calling these idiotic tariffs “reciprocal.” Vietnam, who just agreed to negotiate lower tariffs, had a tariff of ONE PERCENT on US goods before Cheeto Jesus had his brain fart.

Where in Wisconsin? Make my day and tell me it was in a red county.

YouTube video by NowThis Impact 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' Tariffs Scene Hits Hard After Trump Win

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Yale professor who studies fascism fleeing US to work in Canada Jason Stanley, who says grandmother fled Berlin with his father in 1939, says US may become ‘fascist dictatorship’

“Stanley told the Daily Nous, a philosophy profession website, that he made the decision “to raise my kids in a country that is not tilting towards a fascist dictatorship’”.
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

Same advice applies to roux

New York Times: Opinion guest essay: Chuck Schumer: Trump and Musk Would Love a Shutdown. We Must Not Give Them One.

Schumer had this written and sent over to the New York Times for edits before he told either his Senate colleagues or his constituents how he would be voting. This spineless quisling has to go.

AOC: It is almost unthinkable why Senate Democrats would vote to to hand the few pieces of leverage that we have away for free when we've been sent here to protect social security, protect medicaid, and protect medicare.

If we collaborate with the fascists, maybe they won’t hurt us too much.

Dems when they don't have leverage: "We can't do anything cuz we don't have leverage!"

Dems when they have leverage: "It would be bad if we used our leverage!"

This whole country wants bad things for others more than they want good things for themselves.

No one's blaming Democrats for causing this crisis, but yes, many of them are failing to meet this moment.

One Democratic senator could bring the chamber to a halt. House Dems can go to fed agencies being gutted by Musk with cameras in tow. Governors can push back. State AGs can bring lawsuits.

We’ll know if this is still a real country pretty early I guess

Print out fliers of Elon Musk's Nazi salute and place them in the windshield of every Tesla you see parked on the street

GERBER KAWASAKI INC - Tracking PPP - ProPublica As part of the Paycheck Protection Program, the federal government has provided hundreds of billions in financial support to banks to make low-interest loans to companies and nonprofit organizations i...

I do hope his motorcycle dealership was unscathed projects.propublica.org/coronavirus/...

Elizabeth Warren says she thinks Trump's talk of taking over Greenland and the Panama Canal is a distraction from his terrible nominees like Hegseth and Gabbard and RFK Jr

She’ll be a Senator once Schumer retires. Then she has a long runway to make it to the White House.

Seen a disappointing number of folks taking Musk’s support for H-1B as an opportunity to selectively out-xenophobe MAGA from the right. Do not do this shit. Immigration is good for America. Trying to leverage this kind of resentment will always backfire.

This is one where I would short when the stuff really hits the fan. With the fanboy bid, the stock would be down somewhere around 40-60%; plenty more room to go and the short story would then be derisked.

I don't love it either, but I'm not sure how you tell a man that he should let his only surviving son rot in prison to respect norms, institutions, and the rule of law, when the country you devoted your life to serving just pretty comprehensively voted they don't give a shit about any of that.

Art Cashin, New York Stock Exchange fixture for decades, dies at age 83 Art Cashin was UBS' director of floor operations at the NYSE and a man The Washington Post called "Wall Street's version of Walter Cronkite."

RIP www.cnbc.com/2024/12/02/a...

I think a nuance buried in Sir Dearlove's point here is that while the West obsesses over linguistic distinctions like "At War" vs "Pre-War" vs "Competition", the Kremlin simply does not think in those terms.

It simply uses any tools it has access to in any way it thinks it can get away with.

Voter: I'm tired of being kicked in the nuts
Pollster: Are you in favor of or do you oppose nut kicking
Voter: in Favor of
Pollster: um ok Do you think it will hurt
Voter: oh yeah