Only KBJ Recognizes The Historic Stakes Of Trump's Purges

Gee, so strange that HUD is cut the most …

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Here’s another disturbing trend…

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I wonder if the current powers that be will settle for employees leaving on their own? With all the fascist factions that are in leadership positions won’t they be a little tempted to flex their muscles and show how much power they have? Or think they have been given.

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Mike Lindell’s lawyers:
"… The judge ruled that the lawyers’ explanations for the errors fell short and would not have occurred “absent the use of generative artificial intelligence or gross carelessness by counsel.”
“[A]bsent the use of generative artificial intelligence or gross carelessness by counsel[?]”
Why not both?

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Not exactly. If they were helping enforce Federal Firearms Regulations and laws it might bring the murders rate down.

Oh, never mind.

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The gang, meeting to talk about their day ahead, picking cabbage in the hot sun. Happy work.

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I’m sure that now the Supreme Court has almost completely acquiesced to Trump’s radical power grab, that in the coming year the administration will settle into its new expanded footprint and stop its unilateral careening toward an alternately vengeful and arbitrary autocracy.

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From 2021.

https://www.ufwfoundation.org/farm_workers_ask_u_s_senators_to_take_our_jobs_by_working_a_day_in_the_fields_with_them_as_immigration_action_awaits

Farm workers ask U.S. senators to ‘Take Our Jobs’ by working a day in the fields with them as immigration action awaits

Posted on August 26, 2021

The UFW and UFW Foundation’s Take Our Jobs campaign in 2010 reached four million-plus Americans who visited the union’s special website during a recession with high joblessness. The UFW offered to link the unemployed with jobs in agriculture near their homes anywhere in America. Yet only 11 people responded to the offer to work in the fields from the UFW, which produced much national news coverage.

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And denying or hindering the access of capitalists to labor at the lowest possible cost is an egregious violation of their freedom. The capitalists’ freedom, that is, not the workers.

The Luddites didn’t oppose labor-saving machinery. They opposed this principle.

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And wouldn’t it be easier to control the huddled masses if they’re all crammed into tenements in an urban setting?

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No, no, no. The huddled masses will move, and be encouraged to move, to cheaper areas in the countryside. Where jobs are available picking and canning crops.

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Nailed it. It’s another depressing day under the Ratfucker in Chief.

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Depends on how many people they kill.

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A couple big donors told him he’d get a “painful lesson” if he loses his seat to a leftie?

The Dems really seem to have bought this thing about the country being center-right with not even a smidgen of a left side to it…I guess Harris lost not just because she’s a Black woman but because the voters noticed her Commie leanings.

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Ok, so it’s the “out of sight out mind” theory.

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Is that so these lazy asses can get their Social Security and Medicare?

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We’re watching the Constitution be shredded and our form of government be dissolved in real time. Historical. Not in a good way. Although we don’t really know what happens after this disaster, we can extrapolate from other failed democracies. There will be no recovery from this.

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Now that we’ve identified the problem, who is more capable of solving it?

who the problem is the United States of America."

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