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BabyPeterzz said:
Speaking of coding, how are all your coal mining best friends doing? Trump sure has their back doing absolutely jack **** for their future. Good job?
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They seem to be doing okay. The unemployment rate in West Virginia is 4.2%, which is lower than California (5.5%), New York (4.4%), or Illinois (5.2%).
 
Mongoose said:
perfect. If Trump said the sky was blue, moron demoncrats would have to oppose him because they are brain dead idiots that don't know their own opinion until its dictated to them by opposing Trump.


View: https://x.com/UnwokeismX/status/1887927774758977777
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So well said, and it isn't only current failure. The Democrats seem determined to bake future failure in as well. Their voter registration numbers are cratering.

www.liberalpatriot.com

The Democrats’ Voter Registration Blues

How the party has lost ground to Republicans in adding new voters to their ranks.
www.liberalpatriot.com www.liberalpatriot.com
 
fishonjazz said:
Ya he has to speak on anything and everything it would be better if he stayed in his own lane a bit and let experts in their respective fields handle some of the talking points.

This is an appropriate place to post this again.....
View: https://youtu.be/sR3f95BGIiA?si=ysCy_poR94I3zsur
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That's the thing about Dunning-Krueger. In a narcissist like Trump it makes him literally believe he is the expert in everything. Once he has proclaimed it, regardless of the blatant idiocy of the statement, from that point forward in his mind it's God's own truth, whatever it was he said. Never forget the sharpie that had to be employed to correct the meteorologists about the path of the hurricane. Once he said it he has no way to walk it back. But thank God for that sharpie to show those stupid meteorologists the light of Trump's glory. We won't talk about the fact that the actual path of the hurricane was actually further east than the experts had predicted, making Trump even more wrong.
 
LogGrad98 said:
That's the thing about Dunning-Krueger. In a narcissist like Trump it makes him literally believe he is the expert in everything. Once he has proclaimed it, regardless of the blatant idiocy of the statement, from that point forward in his mind it's God's own truth, whatever it was he said. Never forget the sharpie that had to be employed to correct the meteorologists about the path of the hurricane. Once he said it he has no way to walk it back. But thank God for that sharpie to show those stupid meteorologists the light of Trump's glory. We won't talk about the fact that the actual path of the hurricane was actually further east than the experts had predicted, making Trump even more wrong.
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He’s not smart. He’s clever and really really good at ****ing people over. A true American hero.


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fishonjazz said:
Not in terms of flow in natural water ways however. When measuring an amount of water flow in a natural water way you use a term like CFS (cubic feet per second)

But lets humor trump for a minute. So 1 barrel = 31.5 gallons. Millions and millions (we will go conservative here and just say 2 million) would be 63 million. So 63 million gallons of water is flowing from where to where exactly by what water way? Also according to google a barrel has a range from 31.5 to 42 gallons for liquids.
Googles also gave me this answer when asked "how many gallons in a barrel of water?": A "barrel" of water is typically considered to be 42 gallons in the United States, as this is the standard measurement used in the oil industry, where "barrel" is most commonly used; meaning a barrel of water is equivalent to 42 gallons. Maybe you were just being funny I guess.

Maybe he was thinking that millions and millions of barrels of oil (oil industry uses barrels for units of measurement) were flowing from somewhere north to somewhere south. Who knows? Dude is an idiot.

In actuality he had no idea what a barrel of water is or how much water is in a barrel and was just using the word for the hell of it. He is an idiot.
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In the industry I work in, (food and beverage), a barrel = 31.5 gallons.

I agree that Trump doesn't know what he's talking about though.
 
LogGrad98 said:
Another page straight from the Nazi playbook, control the media with threats and then later with outright violence. Musk is well on his way to becoming Hitler 2.0
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You’re out in left field again. I’ve been reassured many many times on this website that Democrats are pro cancel culture. Trump, Elon, and the GOP are pro free speech. In addition to Musk calling for those he disagrees with to be canceled, Trump is too (this isn’t anything new to anyone who’s paid remotely any attention to him for a few decades).
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This is a few years old…

peopleoverpentagon.org

Guide to Cuts

COMING SOON: An updated Guide to Cuts! The following report was produced in 2019 by partners at the Project on Government Oversight, Center for International Policy, and Public Citizen. It provides…
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More recent.

responsiblestatecraft.org

Pentagon can't account for 63% of nearly $4 trillion in assets

DOD regularly buys parts and equipment it doesn’t need because it can’t keep track of the parts and equipment it already owns
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SoberasHotRod said:
In the industry I work in, (food and beverage), a barrel = 31.5 gallons.

I agree that Trump doesn't know what he's talking about though.
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Maybe what really matters is Trump lying out of his *** and despite such stupid obvious lies, 40-45 percent of the country will forever believe them. No matter what anybody else says, no matter the facts or evidence.

Just like this. Millions will now believe he recruited Mahomes all because Trump said he did. And Republicans have to go along with the game because no one dares cross mad king.

Not a cult. Definitely not a cult.


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View: https://x.com/SenTuberville/status/1887510507436814621
 
Al-O-Meter said:
For all the noise, this is nothing but an audit. DOGE is nothing more than an independent auditing firm. They don't fire government works or shut down anything. They look at data, report findings, and make recommendations. They are auditors, and they will look at everything they have access to. right leaning, left leaning, whatever. Give them access and they'll audit it.

All of this outrage over Elon Musk being this or doing that, only shows how bad everyone involved knows things are. They are hand-waving as furiously as they can to take attention away from what they know the auditors will find. It did not escape my notice that you voiced your support for the books being audited. I applaud that and join you sentiment that I hope they look at everything equally.
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Right. DOGE is nothing more than an "auditing firm" that employs teenagers whose work experience includes being fired from a cybersecurity firm for leaking company secrets, and groypers who brag about "being racist before it was cool." Nothing to see here folks, this is all very normal.

Maybe you're OK with these kids having their hands on government and private citizen data. But I would not rather live in a world where Edward "Big Balls" Coristine has access to this stuff.


www.thetimes.com

Meet Elon Musk’s ‘baby-faced assassins’ leading Doge takeover

They are aged 19 to 25, with no government experience — and have been asking state employees to justify their jobs
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BabyPeterzz said:
He’s not smart. He’s clever and really really good at ****ing people over. A true American hero.


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How much is the problem Trump being smart in knowing how to play people vs 40-45 percent of Americans being bored as **** at their lives and seeking a new religion through grievance politics, scapegoating, and having a license to say and act out their worst impulses? There is definitely a sense of freedom and liberation and being able to be as racist, misogynistic, and crude as possible, right? Perpetual adolescence is what republicans desire and what trump provides. You get to say teenage things and act like a child but they definitely don’t want consequences (like being social losers, inability to attract dates, and being fired from employment).
 
Zombie said:
Right. DOGE is nothing more than an "auditing firm" that employs teenagers whose work experience includes being fired from a cybersecurity firm for leaking company secrets, and groypers who brag about "being racist before it was cool." Nothing to see here folks, this is all very normal.


www.thetimes.com

Meet Elon Musk’s ‘baby-faced assassins’ leading Doge takeover

They are aged 19 to 25, with no government experience — and have been asking state employees to justify their jobs
www.thetimes.com www.thetimes.com
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And these teens have access to our personal data without any background checks, security clearances, or any accountability for losing or abusing our data. So normal. It’s exactly what the founders envisioned with self-government.
 
fishonjazz said:
I was actually proud of trump today when I saw a reporter ask him if he had any comment on the time magazine cover photo of Elon Musk sitting at trumps presidential desk and he simply answered "no"
I knew he could actually shut up. Just had to be asked the right question.
He did look pretty sad though.
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They should’ve asked him for tips on how to cure bird flu. Bleach and flashlights up the chicken’s ***?
 
Zombie said:
Right. DOGE is nothing more than an "auditing firm" that employs teenagers whose work experience includes being fired from a cybersecurity firm for leaking company secrets, and groypers who brag about "being racist before it was cool." Nothing to see here folks, this is all very normal.

Maybe you're OK with these kids having their hands on government and private citizen data. But I would not rather live in a world where Edward "Big Balls" Coristine, has access to this stuff.


www.thetimes.com

Meet Elon Musk’s ‘baby-faced assassins’ leading Doge takeover

They are aged 19 to 25, with no government experience — and have been asking state employees to justify their jobs
www.thetimes.com www.thetimes.com
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Musk hasn’t answered a single question about any of this. These people just blindly trust the dude after he joined them all last minute. So, so dumb.


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