Tales from Uh-merica

The problem here is clearly elections - so they won’t be having any more of those.

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Land of the not so free

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‘The Dissociative States of America’

NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio has announced that New York City is severing all contracts with the Trump Organization.

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I wonder if the great vacuous brain has twigged?

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Trump has allegedly received a call from Jim Pillen, Republican governor of Nebraska, who has a problem. Trump endorsed Pillen, who slavishly played the devoted sycophant.

Following moves by ICE, it turns out migrant farm labourers fled the state, which caused a crash in tax revenues, and following tariff introductions, China has held back $2 billion dollars of Soybean orders from Nebraska farmers with the expense of planting already being sunk into the ground.

Overall Nebraska is facing a net economy drop of $15 billion (more than 10% of the total state economy), and $350 million from its tax base.

They’re looking to the White House to bail them out.

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A small reminder of the shit winds blowing our way next election

ICE fishing :joy::joy::joy:

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Sounds a lot like he wants a whole load of socialism to me

Marxist Magas? My brain is melting.

This is the thing with the GOP. Absolutely decry anything the Dems do as socialist/communist, but are very happy to be on the receiving end of all manner of handouts when it benefits them. The hypocrisy is off the charts.

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Frightening

michael jackson horror GIF

Chat GBT’s ever unpolished current anaysis based on odds

the party most favored to win the next UK general election is:


:trophy: Reform UK


:straight_ruler: Labour

  • Odds: 6/4 (implied probability ~40%) to win most seats, making them the slight favorites overall

:chart_decreasing: Conservatives


:magnifying_glass_tilted_left: What Does This Mean for Voters?

  • The close odds between Labour and Reform UK suggest a highly competitive election, potentially resulting in a hung parliament.
  • A Reform-led government, though unlikely, is now regarded as a real possibility by bettors and bookmakers.
  • The Conservatives are seen by the markets as a distant third.

Do Americans care about the above?

the ones who own insurance co’s may do but it seems the above is in the wrong thread - clean up in isle Zoo.

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