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This is the Democratic “behavior” that Trump says is punishable by death, just in case you haven’t seen it yet. [image or embed] — Matt Novak (@paleofuture.bsky.social) Nov 20, 2025 at 10:39 AM Interviewed on Fox News on Wednesday, Colorado Rep.

Welcome to the existential dread overhanging the entire crypto market. It used to be that the complex organization of his Bitcoin buying spree still provided investors with some logic to purchase MSTR shares and for debtors to lend him money, but no longer. The way that Saylor has bought Bitcoin has led him to suggest that Microstrategy can survive an 80 percent to 90 percent Bitcoin drawdown, which is probably true.

It’s another absurd moment in the ever-evolving tapestry of ridiculous posturing on Johnson’s part in particular, as he stood in as one of the primary roadblocks to the Epstein Files ever seeing the light of day for months upon months until this week. He had called the bill a “shiny object” and sought to keep it from coming to a vote by any means necessary, even refusing to swear in newly elected Arizona Democrat Rep.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, one of the biggest anti-hemp lobbies are global alcohol megacorporations and their associated trade groups—they have long opposed hemp-derived THC products such as gummies and drinks because those products represent a largely unregulated form of competition for major beer, wine and spirits brands, at a time when U.S. alcohol consumption is teetering precipitously and there’s little growth to be found anywhere.

One has to wonder: Why even bother with the statements at this point, when murder has no consequence in the first place? Why does Mohammed bin Salman bother with calling Khashoggi’s death a “huge mistake”? What does he even mean by that? That the mistake was in killing the U.S. resident journalist in Istanbul, rather than secretly disappearing him to a Saudi dungeon? What the hell are we doing here?

— Senator Ed Markey (@markey.senate.gov) Nov 17, 2025 at 2:36 PM Karen Evans is already the third Trump flunky, if you were keeping track, to be saddled with the acting administratorship of FEMA during the second Trump administration.

Let’s take my personal example of an entry-level job that likely would not exist today, and without it, who knows where I would be right now. I graduated in 2009 into a wonderful job market everyone remembers very fondly and definitely didn’t shape an entire generation of people like me to distrust our economic system, but I still found work.

“Ask him if Putin has the photos of Trump blowing Bubba?” asked Mark. “and I thought- I had tsuris” retorted Jeffrey, which is notably not a denial of the allegation around the traumatizing image! We all know one person in Epstein’s circles with that nickname, the challenge is in finding two. I have searched high and low all day. I have wanted to find someone, ANYONE, in Epstein’s giant orbit of horrific elites committing crimes against humanity on multiple fronts whose nickname is Bubba.

But if you actually read it, she does not exactly cover herself in glory here. “Maybe it was the vaccines,” joked Nuzzi as she tried to “explain the unexplainable and reached for a joke for the people who simply could not fathom what came over her.” Bernstein makes that joke the kicker to his opening section where he introduces Nuzzi and her RFK Jr. affair to the audience. You really think he’s setting up to make her look sympathetic?

“There have been any number of Democrats of the Obama era and later who accepted what I think is kind of a pinched and apolitical view of the New Deal, which seeks to measure its success only by speedy recovery,” Rauchway said.