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WHOA: Trump officials finally TURN ON Elon Musk
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Critical Thinkers
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54 Comments
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last year
At least there was sense from Trump appointees. But what on Earth was Musk thinking?
Fact-checking Donald Trump's claims about war in Ukraine
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Critical Thinkers
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24 Comments
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last year
It is sickening to watch this buffoon piss on allies and cozy up with malicious dictators. It is worse, however, to witness USA citizens support this traitor.
Trump falsely blames Ukraine for starting war with Russia, echoing Putin's talking point
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Critical Thinkers
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77 Comments
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last year
Not at all surprising. Disgusting. But not surprising. The easiest way to end the war is to throw Ukraine under the bus and force them to capitulate. But to blame Zelensky on top of all this is...
2.2 billion gallons of water flowed out of California reservoirs because of Trump’s order to open dams
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Critical Thinkers
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12 Comments
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last year
Trump is incompetent. He is a showman spending his time dreaming up ways to make him look like a superhero. Narcissist in chief.
China counters with tariffs on US products. It will also investigate Google | AP News
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Critical Thinkers
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3 Comments
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last year
The irresponsible asshole in chief created this and other problems and we are only two weeks in. Now it is our nation that is seen as the bad guys. Brilliant choice Trump supporters.
Tariffs
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Critical Thinkers
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88 Comments
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last year
Trump has this notion that the USA is being ‘ripped off” because trade is not balanced across the board with our trading partners. This is, in a word, global economic stupidity. Trade is a...
Irresponsible and Vindictive
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Critical Thinkers
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99 Comments
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last year
A fine example of vindictive action against his perceived enemies. Trump has abused his newfound power to remove security details from prominent figures. Boltons Security Gone Pompeos...
Lots of demand, too little grid: The state of the US… | Canary Media
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Critical Thinkers
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109 Comments
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last year
Interesting article here that attempts to quantify how far behind we are in terms of adding generation and transmission/distribution to accommodate the rapidly rising load in the U.S. and indicate...