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  • bankrupted a casino

    Yeah, but how much did he make?

  • Oh you’re right! Those are going to be worth something someday..

  • I learned from the new Dexter show that you have to kill three times to become a serial killer. So, it seems like two is the optimum number here, reducing the number of murderers by one and increasing the number of serial killers by none.

  • Infinite loop

  • My style of deal–making is quite simple and straightforward. I aim very high, and then I just keep pushing and pushing to get what I'm [actually] after.

    This way, all future cuts will seem reasonable by comparison.

  • Agencies aren’t forced to spend the money in the budget.

  • This is s good read:

    First of all, why are Republicans the only ones finding out what’s even happening in the government? That’s a good question. But set aside the privileged position of Republicans here. How on earth are we in this position where members of Congress, the ones who write the budget, appropriate and assign the money, now have to go hat in hand to beg for changes or even information from the guy who actually seems to be running the government?

  • I don’t know what you’re asking. DOGE isn’t spending money. The most they have done is allow money to keep getting spent while the employees take a long vacation— i.e., the fork in the road. The rest is them summarily firing people (illegally..), but that doesn’t spend money. Unless you count the lawsuits to follow. Agencies aren’t forced to spend the money in the budget.

    Musk is working under presidential executive authority. Basically they are purposefully fucking up the execution.

  • There are no cracks. If you read the article, this is nothing more than promises to ensure DOGE gets their rubber stamp and a sense of legitimacy. It’s collusion.

  • We know that. It’s about getting the rest of America to understand. We just enjoy seeing what we know written in articles.

    These are also good to share on facbook.. if you still have one of those.

  • The Supreme Court sided with San Francisco on Tuesday in a challenge to water quality regulations issued by the Environmental Protection Agency

    […]

    Justice Amy Coney Barrett dissented, joined by the court’s three-member liberal wing

    Wtf

  • Works fine. Read comment two?

  • Republican senators up for reelection in 2026 ( it’s the only hope):

  • Ownage of the libs by taking away what the libs wanted, which was to help.. people like them. So the more they punch themselves in the face, the more they own the woke libs, and the better job trump is doing. See?

  • Musk and Trump both used the Government to fund, and back, their ventures— until they finally “got it right.” They built their fortunes on the backs of others, in the safe space called the USA. Now they want to break that system for anyone else, just so they can squeeze more millions out of us.

    The justification, you twat, is that it obviously worked for you.

  • Let’s assume, on average, every Government worker spent only 10 minutes reviewing, talking about, determining the legitimacy of, and figuring out the correct course of action for this email. Musk’s stupidity cost taxpayers 333,333 hours in wasted time.

    That’s only for 10 minutes.

  • You cannot replace “may” with “will” or “shall” in that sentence and be correct 100% of the time.

    Further, your admitted problem is you are trying to assess past actions to invalidate a forward looking statement, and it makes you wrong. The sentence is correct (and correctly parsed) as “crimes [which have not been adjudicated] may go unpunished.”

    Note the tense of the word “may” is future, not past. Which is why you are wrong.

  • I realize people have difficulty parsing language sometimes, but she did not say “may signal” she said “signals”. She said he is doing exactly what you both are saying he is doing. Basically: You appear to be in violent agreement with her.

    The “may” only comes in that if you commit acts of treason, etc. on behalf of dear leader, you may or may not show up on his radar.