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Healthy stonks. 100% kosher.

[Trader Jew @Trader_Jew]

@BenjaminBadejo Ok now what

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@resetbasis @khzny If only.

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Blink twice if they are hurting you.

[Lindsey Graham @LindseyGrahamSC]

I just had a very lengthy and productive discussion with @SEPeaceMissions @SteveWitkoff about the state of play regarding Iran.

After this discussion, it is my opinion that signing the MOU will be beneficial to the United States, in as much as the Strait of Hormuz will begin to open, and the hostilities with Iran will stop.

Whether or not the United States can reach an acceptable, verifiable deal with Iran regarding its nuclear program and other issues is yet to be determined, but I see little downside to trying.

The economic stability that comes from opening up the Strait and the cessation of hostilities could create a pathway to peace well beyond the Iranian conflict.

The expansion of the Abraham Accords and normalizing relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel is President Trump’s and my ultimate goal. I think that is best achieved by creating economic stability for the United States, the region and the world, as well as the cessation of hostilities.  The signing of the MOU is an essential step to make that happen and thus it is worthwhile.

[Trader Jew @Trader_Jew]

Same vibe

[Open Source Intel @Osint613]

Trump speaking on Iran deal: “Nobody knows what it is, but it's very strong.”

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@bonchieredstate That’s been Vance’s shtick from the beginning. Remember when he went after Sloan but not the groypers.

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@wolfejosh And then the Qataris and Pakistanis and Iranians released it themselves.
What a joke.

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@TrungTPhan Lazenby!

[john petry @johnpetry]

Since you named me, I want to respond directly.  Claire, you have a habit of treating “AIPAC” as a magic word that explains away every political setback.

Lost support? AIPAC. Criticism? AIPAC. Voters disagree? AIPAC.

You just suggested that undisclosed funding behind Real Fight NYC was tied to “pro-Israel” interests because I donated to your opponent. It wasn't. The PAC was funded by labor unions, a correction even Ryan Grim felt compelled to make.

That is the problem with conspiracy-minded politics. The conclusion comes first, the evidence comes later, and reality is expected to fit the narrative rather than the other way around. People who pride themselves on fighting prejudice should be especially careful about prejudging others.

This isn't a politics of substance or depth. It isn't even original. It is the same shallow conspiracy politics used by people across the political spectrum when they lack facts, evidence, or a more convincing argument.

Frankly, it’s disappointing to see. Democrats spent years criticizing Donald Trump for weaponizing conspiracy theories whenever reality did not go his way. We should not be adopting the same playbook simply because it is politically convenient. Conspiracy thinking is corrosive whether it comes from the right or the left.

Not every Jewish organization is AIPAC. Not every donor is part of a coordinated plot. And not every candidate who struggles politically is the victim of some grand scheme. Yet Claire, you seem determined to flatten every disagreement into the same simplistic story.

The irony is that people who claim to oppose exclusion often seem perfectly comfortable treating Jewish participation in politics as uniquely suspect when it becomes politically convenient. You can disagree with Israel. You can criticize AIPAC. What you cannot do is suggest that Jewish donors, Jewish organizations, or people who hold different views should somehow be excluded from the democratic process.

The problem may be that governing and politics are more complicated than you want them to be. Serious issues require serious analysis. They require the ability to distinguish between different organizations, different motivations, and different people. Not everything fits neatly into a slogan.

I am proud to have supported Democratic candidates across America, and I will continue doing so. No amount of name-calling, conspiracy theories, or attempts to delegitimize my participation in the political process will change that.

As for this race, I am happy to support your opponent because I believe he would bring the judgment, seriousness, and effectiveness that New Yorkers deserve from their representative in Congress. It is really that simple. No conspiracy required.

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@mattyglesias What in the world are you talking about? Republicans and Democrats turned Israel into a polarized issue.

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@SethAMandel Hahhaahahahhahaha

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@DanielDiMartino Next to be bailed out with the regime remaining in place?

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@Geiger_Capital It was signed yesterday. No one has seen it.

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@ConceptualJames Whichever it is, the propaganda is having a real effect.

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@bonchieredstate The guy to his right.

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Buffoon.

[Saagar Enjeti @esaagar]

Israel's total GDP is $540 billion. Iran's heavily sanctioned rump economy is $437 billion

An unsanctioned and reconstructed Iran will be many times more economically & strategically important to the world than Israel

This is why Israel finds a deal intolerable

[Trader Jew @Trader_Jew]

Another concerning sign on the deal.

[Open Source Intel @Osint613]

President Trump says Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) will be "in big trouble" if he is skeptical of his deal with Iran.

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@dansenor Tim Miller doesn’t want a snap analysis, he wants to score points.

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Man oh man.

[Chris Murphy 🟧 @ChrisMurphyCT]

Who knows if there will be a final agreement. But if there is, two things will be true at the same time:

a) It's essentially surrender to Iran.

b) We should be glad about it, because every day this insane, illegal war continues, we get weaker.

1/ Let me explain.

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@CoreyWriting There’s a reason FIFA joined the Board of Peace.