Peter Kropotkin
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@Esqueer_
He's learning the hard way that he can't relax content moderation without alienating businesses and partners.
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@KaivanShroff
They know they're going to be sued and forced to certify. They've been told their roles are ministerial. They have no investigative/veto powers. This is cynical grandstanding and will meet the same fate as the Otereo/Torrence county earlier this year
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@SevaUT
Ukrainians, after all, are protectors of the Ukrainian-speaking minority in the Kursk oblast. They have a right to intervene to protect their rights. Russia must respect the will of the Kursk People's Republic for the sake of peace and de-escalate.
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@RadioFreeTom
People don't understand that Zelenskyy's simple attire is meant to emphasize his humility and status as a wartime leader, and his solidarity with his people. His people's struggles are his.
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@ZoeSchiffer
@CaseyNewton
Perhaps relaxing content moderation standards that advertisers might find distasteful and then berating them for doing so wasn't a very smart idea.
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You can still see the quotes, likes, & retweets but you have to click on "view post engagements" in the *** button. He just made the UI more tedious. Why? Probably bc he didn't like being quote ratioed. He's thin-skinned & treats the site as his playground rather than a business
I have never seen a website that appears to hate—truly despise—its users with as much conviction as Twitter under Musk. Removing visible quote tweets is bizarre.
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@admcrlsn
It's also being taken out of context. A few seconds earlier, she responded more kindly. "Everyone's voice matters, but I'm speaking." The protestors continued to interrupt her.
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@marceelias
Why are they doing this? They've been told very clearly they have absolutely no wiggle room. They've been told they will be sued and forced to certify. This doesn't change the outcome in any case. It's vacuous and cynical grandstanding.
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@Esqueer_
Apple/Google don't need Musk at all. But Musk needs Apple/Google. He needs advertisers. He's having a meltdown because he's unable to recognize that he'll have to make compromises on CM if Twitter is to be a profitable business. He's throwing a tantrum.
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@LaraFriedmanDC
There's a very good reason Egypt and Jordan have been firm in been telling the US it will not take in Palestinian refugees.
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@gtconway3d
The real question is how many more ballots will it take for McCarthy to realize that he's not going to be Speaker.
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@NormOrnstein
1/x Honestly, I'm much more curious about the GOP response when confronted. Journalists/reporters should not allow them to get away with equivocation or evasion. If they claim they didn't hear/read about the post, show it to them. If they refuse to read/see it, or make excuses
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@KevinMKruse
Trump is not merely a serial liar. He's a pathological one. He will make fabrications & distortions even if it doesn't serve instrumental or self-serving purposes. I don't even think he consciously recognizes he does it. It comes naturally to him.
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@joshtpm
Carlson is a shameless and willing disseminator of RU misinformation and propaganda.
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@lrozen
@jimsciutto
Biden et al. can't continue to be angry that Netenyahu continues to defy and undermine US interests and policy when they made it pretty clear that Israel will face no consequences for transgressions. US Foreign policy of a "blank check" has created a moral hazard problem.
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@PhillipsPOBrien
Likely fixing going on here. UA is probably conducting counter-attacks across the front to create uncertainty as to where the main offensive will be, and thus creates pressures to disperse forces rather than concentrate them in a particular spot.
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@NormEisen
What's really remarkable is that many Trump supporters sincerely can't grasp that Trump is a sore loser who is incapable of accepting defeat in any type of contest, no matter of how fair it is. This is how he behaves when he thinks he's losing. The game is always "rigged"
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@marceelias
I read about this. I'm not worried in the legal sense or in terms of the outcome. AZ state law on this is unequivocal. Worst case, they don't certify, SOS gets a court order and forces them. It's still worrisome, because it's norm-bending.
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@beth_run
@pnjaban
@KLUltraMaga
@IngrahamAngle
Correct. Rather than simply answer in the affirmative, she equivocates. The fact that Lake's team is still negotiating with the RNC to get them to join the lawsuit is a sign of where they know the wind is blowing.
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@JoyceWhiteVance
Perhaps Republicans like the Lt. Governor wouldn't have to deal with long lines and hours if they expanded access to the ballot; but then that would make voting easy, which isn't the GOP's goal.
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@NTarnopolsky
Unless Biden is willing to back it up with tangible consequences, this rhetoric is meaningless.
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@JustinWolfers
What also is understated is the fact that the work requirements for SNAP are temporary. They will be sunset in 2030.
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@LPDonovan
The following propositions can be true
1) Biden is an underdog & is facing historic headwinds as an incumbent
(2) The debate performance had some moderate damage
(3) The face is very far from predetermined, remains close, and Biden can win.
(4) People are overreacting to (2)
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This isn't the first time he's come up w/ a very stupid idea & backtracked when subject to pressure & I imagine this'll likely be one of those cases. What is possible is he may have to learn from experience first like his first iteration of Twitter Blue
He can’t be this stupid. This has to be an intentional act of sabotage.
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@PhillipsPOBrien
The key words are "everyone agrees... Ukraine's survival... is important to us." A mostly neutral statement but essentially signaling he's okay with it IMO
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@marceelias
It's not only that the RNC is silently demurring. Even Lake's own advisors are admitting why her efforts are likely doomed to fail: She can't actually demonstrate a specific number of voters were disenfranchised. Speculative narratives are not enough.
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@NGrossman81
Franklin D. Roosevelt's leadership played a pivotal role in the alliances that brought down the Axis powers during the Second World War; and he was literally a sickly, elderly man crippled from polio. People are more than their age and ailments.
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@shashj
Which is a risk in itself. Ukraine doesn't have that many units left in reserve, and depending on how much attrition they endure in the coming days and weeks there's a growing risk that UA won't be able to exploit a breakthrough if a breach is made in RU defenses.
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@HutyraSusan
@NormOrnstein
Election subversion would be exceptionally much more difficult to achieve compared to 2020, but the risk remains non-zero.
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@Acyn
No Republican cares about the nomination process. They're just p***ed off that Ds were smart enough to replace a weak candidate with someone who stood a fighting chance.
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@donmoyn
I'm very glad to hear they're coming back. Still, this tantrum has shown that there is no rule-based regime. He has shown himself to be arbitrary.
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@Fritschner
McCarthy is trying to have his cake and eat it. He knows he doesn't have the votes for pursuing an actual impeachment, but needed the HFC to help continue funding the gov. He probably views this as a compromise. But forgoing a vote shows lack of confidence.
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@NGrossman81
Research suggests it doesn't
Do Trump's indictments increase his support among Republican primary voters? NO.
Polls suggesting this use a bad question format. We asked better questions (about the documents indictment) and found that indictments hurt Trump a little bit.
Preprint:
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@Philip_Goff
Which is ironic because scientism itself is a philosophy that is self refuting. Too many scientists engage in philosophy without realizing that's what they're doing.
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@BohdanaKurylo
@IAJournal_CH
It's extraordinary that educated people actually made this argument and published it in an academic journal. I'm at a loss.
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@BillKristol
Trump was repeatedly told there was no fraud and he lost fair-and-square. He refused to listen. He listened to Powell, Clark, Eastman, etc. because they told him what he wanted to hear, regardless of whether the actions they proposed were illegal. It was an attempted self-coup
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@lrozen
He's angry that he can't have race he wants, and now now have to fight hard for reelection. Sad and pathetic.
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@admcrlsn
I won't lie, as someone who fears a 2nd Trump term, I understand temptation to deny bad polling results. We can understand that polls are imperfect, uncertain gauges of public opinion, but that doesn't ignore the reality that right now, the trends are bad for Biden.
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@marceelias
It appears only two counties are playing games. Cochise was worrisome, but it appears one of the wavering supervisors has changed her mind. Regarding Mohave, they have made it clear their intent is only to delay as a protest, but they'll certify.
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@brianros1
People forget that it's not uncommon for incumbent presidents to "lose" to challengers in their first debates, and they go on to win reelection. Not to mention it appears that the movement is minimal. There is plenty of time and room for Biden to win. He's in striking distance.
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@steve_vladeck
Musk is struggling to realize he can't have his cake and eat it to. He can have lax CM standards but it will alienate business critical to making Twitter profitable. He can't lose advertiser money (subscriptions won't help) and he needs access to Apple/Google stores.
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@marceelias
Still, worst case scenario is Cochise doesn't certify. SoS and Elias get a court order forcing supervisors to certify. They face criminal and civil sanctions if they don't, and I don't think they are interested in trouble.
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@mattyglesias
Musk changed the UI so that to see engagements you have to click the *** button in the top-right corner & then "view post engagements". I guess he didn't like being Qtd ratioed.
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@BillKristol
He's doing exactly what we knew what he was going to do. He was going to drop out of the debate, agree to a another milieu/rules that Harris didn't, and is now trying to shift the blame towards her for the event's collapse.
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@NormOrnstein
2/x about how they don't have time, then it will be interpreted as agreement. If they agree to seet it, they should be told that anything other than an unequivocal condemnation is agreement. This should be pursued aggressively.
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@AssalRad
WB Palestinians who use force to resist displacement from homes by unauthorized Israeli settlers have a right to self defense under international law.
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Everyone - including McCarthy - knows that an impeaching Biden would be political suicide for the GOP & Fetterman here is daring them to eat their gun.
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@AzorInfo
@JosephRReagan
@NGrossman81
If he actually read the PBS article, he would have found this.
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@anneapplebaum
RU views the post-Soviet space not only as a strategic buffer, but as its rightful sphere of influence. It's opposition to NATO eastward expansion isn't only because of security. RU opposes it also because military protection prevents it from meddling in its neighbor's affairs.
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@nycsouthpaw
This is not going to change the outcome. SoS will sue and force them to comply. This is cynical grandstanding and political theatre. I don't get it.
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Pro-peace polemics are cynical mugs games bc they never offer a realistic & viable strategy for how the parties can be compelled to talk, what a ceasefire would look like, or how it can be enforced. It's not possible now & wont be for a very long time
Troubled by Ukrainians' ability to speak, IR scholars are frantically trying to reinstate their monopoly of knowledge about
#RussiaUkraineWar
. In the name of peace, this paper shows no regard for local voices, instead complaining about the silencing of Western 'peacenik' experts.
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1/x Hello fellow mutuals. I'm pinning this tweet to let you know my account was reinstated 🙂(It was suspended due to being misflagged as spam🙃; @ least it was corrected). I intended to continue my main activities on this acount, while figuring what use to do for my alternatives
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@maggieNYT
Trump has no political acumen. He may have won in '16, but he was lucky and lost the popular vote, and was never popular. He cost them the House in '18, the WH and Senate in '20, and hindered them in '22 by helping boost bad candidates. Question is how does GOP get rid of him
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@bubbaraskin
@lrozen
that his management of the war is being heavily shaped by parochial self-interest and a desire to remain in office as long as possible. So we're in a very dangerous situation here where one man faces very powerful incentives to take dangerous and reckless risks at the
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@SevaUT
To implement these measures I propose a multilateral summit in Warsaw. We shall call it the accords "Warsaw 1".
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@Esqueer_
I wonder how long before he decides to backtrack from it. If he goes through with it it's going to be a disaster and he'll have no choice but to restore it, similar to the botched first launch of Twitter Blue.
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@HeathMayo
McLaughlin can't imagine that good people of principle value liberal democracy about their particular political philosophy and are willing to place country over party. He understands that, but he can't acknowledge it because he knows he's personally weak for cossetting
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@richsignorelli
@NormOrnstein
I think the journalists would be wise to adhere to this advice. GOP officials should not be allowed to equivocate evade. Tell them any attempts to avoid giving an answer, or any answer other than categorical condemnation will be interpreted as agreement
Ask every single Republican candidate and officeholder whether they support or oppose Donald Trump's treasonous desire to ditch our Constitution so that he can illegally be restored to power. INSIST on an answer. No response = agreement with Trump.
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@NGrossman81
It's extremely sad and disheartening, that this conflict is so polarized, that people are blind to the violence of the camp they support. They have lost their humanity and moral compass.
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@davidfrum
Because the story didn't comport with their rigid editorial standards. I remember this. Even Fox News wouldn't touch it.
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@PhillipsPOBrien
The only thing that's interesting here is that the Media still thinks Medvedev's threats are credible or reflect actual policymaking or influence. At best he's a propagandistic mouthpiece & Putin only keeps him around because of loyalty and fear of change. They need to ignore him
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@lrozen
I am hoping that sanity in Tehran prevails and they will not overreact. Fingers crossed 🤞
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@apprxlinear
@bayesianboy
@ziquafty
The argument isn't that this new technology is useless or can't be improved, but whether its misused by people who don't appreciate its limits or understand what it actually does.
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@JoyceWhiteVance
Might also partly explain his reaction to the Biden-Twitter story from the Twitter Files release... He's really afraid about the prospect of criminal indictment and wants the legal protections from the presidency. It's one of his main motivations for running again.
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@marceelias
Another serious problem with Lake's case narrative. In spite of the problems on Election Day in Maricopa County, people were still generally able to cast ballots.
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@DemocracyDocket
If Brnovich doesn't investigate this, the incoming State Attorney General Kris Mayes should. Indictments should be on the table because this type of mischief needs to be deterred.
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@RadioFreeTom
Anything short of categorical, direct denunciation and call for disqualification of Trump from office is an egregious failure.
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@PopovaProf
The worst part of the article was his dismissal of the view Putin is untrusthworthy. Nobody can that naive.
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Always remember that RU's beef w/ the West is not rooted soo much in a realistic threat from NATO as much as the West's expanding political-economic influence in a region RU chauvinistically views is entitled by right to dominate.
The Russian Foreign Ministry railed against the EU's expansion plans in the Western Balkans
It also mentioned violations of the UN charter which presumably reflects Russia's opposition to Kosovo's EU candidacy
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@glcarlstrom
Biden can't be mad at Netenyahu when he has enabled him and refused to do anything to restrain him. He can't have his cake and eat it. The only way Tel Aviv will listen is if Washington tells them there will be tangible and serious policy consequences for noncompliance.
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@marceelias
I honestly think this is rigged. Possibly just legitimizing his reign. Yet, it's also very possible that he's decided to step down and pick a replacement. Investors/shareholders might be putting their foot down.
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@PopovaProf
@elonmusk
Whatever pro-RU sentiments there were in Eastern and Southern Ukraine... They're gone. Putin saw to that when he destroyed their homes and murdered there love ones. Now there is only hatred.
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@tylerpager
This is the same excuse that was made for JD Vance's detail prior to announcement of his picking.
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@DrKevorkO
@WSJ
There needs to be greater tact in analysis about geopolitics that emphasizes that there are real humans who are affected by the dynamics and they are not merely pawns on a chessboard.
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@Willmusic4food
@SevaUT
There was already a referendum that was totally free-and-fair with a 95% share calling for independence. It shall not be questioned 😡
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@MaxBoot
He wants to have his cake and eat it too when it comes to Twitter. He can create lax CM rules for the platform but not without alienating the key businesses he needs to make it successful. If he wants Twitter to be profitable, he'll be forced to compromise.
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@marceelias
The county attorney has refused to represent the supervisors, so they turned to Bryan Blehm, the lawyer who represented Cyber Ninjas... He's not even a specialist in elections. It's a clown show.
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@jbendery
No, because the Congressional session ends on January 3. The votes aren't certified until January 6.
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@JeremiahDJohns
This is going to backfire and cause many adverts to either flee or not renew contracts. The question I have, is what this may state about the company's finances. It's been a while since we've heard any news regarding it.
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@NGrossman81
I think people don't realize that US/NATO support is a form of cold-calculated strategic self-interest. By raising the costs/limiting the gains of RU's folly in UKR, they are seeking to build deterrence and make RU think twice about any future adventure.
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@GergelyOrosz
It's a for-profit company masquarading as a non-profit. It started as a non-profit, but that wasn't enough to raise revenue. If your revenue is dependent on the for-profit subsidiary, you're at the mercy of investors. That's one reason the Altman coup failed.
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We'll see what happens, but I think its fair to argue that the odds of a Ukraine supplemental passage just passed the 50% mark. Fingers crossed.
House Speaker Mike Johnson says he's planning to "immediately" take up votes on foreign aid when the House returns from recess in April.
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@CherylRofer
@gnuggat1
Which is both reason for concern and worry. Deapite alarmism, experts like
@russianforces
and yourself (
@CherylRofer
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@nycsouthpaw
@HarrisPeskin
The supervisors know the law. They've been told very clearly. They know the outcome isn't going to be changed. They know they are going to be sued and forced to certify or face criminal/civil sanctions. It makes no sense.
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@maklelan
Many problematic passages of the bible don't really require a deep academic understanding, but Christian apologists try to obfuscate by saying the meaning is more complicated then they actually are. Oftentimes, the historic context supports the plain meaning.
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A significant reason we are where we are today, is in fact because the US enables Israel's worse impulses with its unconditional support, regardless of its strategic merits. To attach string & draw red lines isn't weakening a relation. It's about protecting national interests.
Conditioning aid to Israel is a slippery slope toward abolishing aid altogether—which has long been the objective of Israel’s leading detractors in DC.
America’s singular ally in the Middle East has suffered the single deadliest invasion in its history at the hands of Hamas, a
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@RadioFreeTom
Craven and tepid responses like this are dangerous because it normalizes authoritarianism. Trump called for the end of the constitutional order, an extralegal coup, and Round merely says people "shouldn't threaten to terminate it." Semi-loyal behavior.
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@DemocracyDocket
Because competent and experienced attorneys probably aren't inclined to signing onto frivolous and meritless lawsuits that carry risks of sanctions, I'd imagine.
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@andriyhaydash
It's not an invasion. It's a "special military operation" to protect Ukrainian speakers in Kursk Oblast, which is part of historic Ukraine and is within Kyiv's natural sphere of influence. RU shouldn't resist, and accept the fait accompli of the inevitable referendum when the
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@slantchev
1/x Not only is his analysis severely simplistic & deeply flawed, it's also self-refuting. The history of interstate war termination is pretty consistent. Belligerents refuse to talk until they believe through experience, that they can no longer improve their position. It's bc
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@PhillipsPOBrien
This is pure speculation but given what I have gleaned and been told about UA strategic thinking, it's possible UA doesn't have a specific axis in mind per se but will operate on multiple fronts and reinforce points where they opportunities to exploit.
-multiple axis of advance across the front with smaller armor & light forces threatening several areas, with a large reserve ready to exploit success.
Those - and perhaps a few others I could provide but won’t - are all potential courses of action (COA’s) 9/
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@LPDonovan
From Roy et al perspective, losing collectively is winning individually. That was always the problem with the freedom caucus. They pay no penalty for intransigence and obstruction, which hurts the conference, while they are rewarded in their districts by sticking it to the libs.
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