Martin Heinrich
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I’m trying to be nice, because I want to avoid a landing strip that’s basically “kill em all”.
It’s however getting harder and I’m not a Christian.
Considering Murphy’s political/mental breakdown, I’d embrace him as an alternative.
Esophageal cancer. My father had it (but died of something else), so I know a little about it. Depending on the size and location of the tumor(s), it might be quite treatable. And it could be that, precisely because he has a cancer and esp. if it is considered quite treatable, his fellow Dems backed him.
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Macro-level topics are abstract and hard to really comprehend. Nobody really gets $800 billion in Defense spending. Number is just too large, too many moving parts. This politician says there’s waste, that politician says we need more money there, people really aren’t equipped to judge what’s correct or not.
We can easily grasp that it was fucking a waste of money to send around undercover inspectors to “catch” D.C. businesses using plastic straws, like it’s a fucking drug bust.
We can easily grasp that there’s waste in a system which can send an entire SWAT team to murder a pet squirrel.
Like, dudes, where are our tax dollars going becomes much less abstract when we’re allowing the government to do dumb shit.
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You have me confused. Which Murphy?
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Chris Murphy.
This was Chiselin’ Trump’s childish attempt to perform Reverse Psychology on the Democrats.
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Thanks. Sorry if I’m a pest
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The word has had more staying power than any of us could have imagined.
I’m pretty sure he considers himself “the voice of god.”
If Congress ends up with a CR that will end in mid-March, giving Elon and Vivek an earlier opportunity to wreak their havoc, the bright spot may be that the voters will see the results in better time for the 2026 elections.
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If there’s a “right to life” in the womb,
there’s a right to life in the atmosphere.
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