@lugaricano The “extreme left” was correct in its fundamental assessment of the American national character. This isn't just one rogue administration, it's what America has become. Anyone who ignores this will do so at their own peril.
@philipmodi It's obviously not about when the pic itself was taken but the choice of this particular photo and overall cover design and in fact, even the title, which seems very similar to Michelle's book.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp is signaling a shift toward Democrats following their midterm victories, criticizing Trump's immigration crackdown and Republicans' approach to economic justice.
Despite securing billions in federal contracts under Trump, Karp said Democrats had corrected course enough to potentially win his support in 2028.
“I've been a Democrat my whole life. I grew up in a far left environment. I know more about being a progressive than almost anybody on the planet,” Karp said.
On immigration, Karp welcomed Trump's acknowledgment that enforcement had gone too far, saying: “I'm glad he's saying in public now what I've been saying in private.”
Source: POLITICO
@BhavMaharaj You've been far too kind. Their response in multiple threads has been abusive and bizarre. One doesn't want to stoop down to their level, but the toxicity can't be ignored beyond a point. We do appreciate some voices of reason on the other side, but mostly they're a lost cause.
@soutikBBC Hamid Ansari or Mohammad? And his wife being a senior Diplomat's wife should've known better than to ask such nonsensical personal questions to a visiting head of state.
@IndiaSpeaksPR She also admits to crying while ordering that the Congress nominate Rekha to RS, just to spite Jaya. Sensitive, empathetic and mindful of the sanctity of personal relationships. I'm in awe