Elon Musk is not expert on Ukraine. Being a billionaire in some completely unrelated industry doesn’t make his opinion on Ukraine credible. He doesn’t need “to think all night how to de-escalate the war”. That is simply not his job. Not everything’s about you, space Karen.
Fani Willis got doxxed by Russia
Alvin Bragg got bomb threats from Russia
2016 election was hacked by Russia
Mar-a-Lago was infiltrated by spies from Russia
Trump is funded by laundered money from Russia
But sure tell us more about how “Russia collusion was just a hoax” 😒
how recycling works to save ukraine that we owe to try and protect.. ukraine was the 3rd strongest military in the world in 1994... the US worked hard to get it to turn over its nuclear weapons for a security pact.. they gave up nearly 300 billion in weapons... we need to support them now.
The story I wrote about in my pinned tweet is now going wide. Any person or entity who trusts Musk now really needs to explain why that is. https://t.co/pVLy3LFmsA
This is an earnest question, as this is outside my area of expertise. If Elon Musk knows that U.S. policy is to arm Ukraine and sanction Russia, and he then has secret communications with Russian military leaders and takes concrete actions to aid Russia’s military...what is that?
It's really weird that all the people who made fun of, harassed, taunted & called for John Fetterman to resign for his medical struggles have absolutely nothing to say about Mitch McConnell right now.
We offer our deepest condolences to the families and friends of the Marines who died in the MV-22B Osprey crash on Melville Island, north of Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, on 27 August 2023.
Facts:
-200k bond
-must not use social media for intimidation
-facing 91 felony charges
-In four different jurisdictions
-Accused of fronting a criminal enterprise
-twice impeached
-too scared to debate his GOP challengers
-A “billionaire” with his hand out
-GOP front runner
The Founders were big on paying hush money to porn stars, stealing national defense documents, and creating slates of fake electors to try and overturn an election result. That’s what the Founders were totally all about. That was their exact vision for American democracy.
Here’s what I’d say:
1) Unlike my opponent, I believe no one is above the law, including my own son
2) Unlike my opponent, I believe no one is above the law, including former presidents
3) I am only three years older than my opponent, oh, and have you listened to my opponent speak? About… anything?
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In today's digital age, social media platforms shoulder significant moral responsibility. They should actively counter hate speech and halt its normalization.
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Blocking users isn't a mere action; it's a practical measure. Often, reporting accounts that spread hostility remains an unanswered call. Blocking provides a way to protect the memory of people who suffered and were murdered in Auschwitz.
Tom Cotton, Lindsey Graham, and Ted Cruz are sharing an unfortunate talking point: Voters, not juries, should decide Trump's fate.
In case this isn't obvious: The entire post-election scandal is about him refusing to honor the will of the voters. https://t.co/eK7jpDyPQC
In Iran if a 12-year-old girl is raped and impregnated by her father, she must carry the baby to term, or be thrown in prison for life. Wait, sorry, no. That's Mississippi.