US Politics Thread

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Warren: Are there any steps being taken to investigate insider trading?

Hegseth: Our priority is the protection of the interests of the United States.

That's a big fuck you right there.

They aren't even trying to hide it. Everyone knows it's criminaly corrupt, they simply don't care. Everyone involved will get a pardon anyway. It's utterly shameless.

 

[johnny crossan]

interesting light shed on the German connections of Karp, Thiel et al

 

[fulabeer]

 

[Blue Maverick]

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Is that true, well everyday is a school day here.

 

[55yr old teenager]

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I was talking to someone today about how the yanks spell certain words differently. You have just given me the answer. Thank you. As they say every day is a school day!

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

I was talking to someone today about how the yanks spell certain words differently. You have just given me the answer. Thank you. As they say every day is a school day!

It’ll be a skool day soon over ther.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Biggest fall from grace in history?

ETTD!!!

 

[Blue_Lightsaber]

Canada is starting to get it!

 

[BlueMoonAcrossThePond]

Canada is starting to get it!

RE Trumpism doesn't end with Trump...

The sentiment in America which leads to so much support for Trump will remain, post Trump, that is obvious. But what is not so obvious is that Trump is extremely charismatic to those inclined to his views, and absent Trump, so-called Trumpism may experience a large decline .

In 2028 some Republican not named "Donald Trump" (at least I hope so) will have to oppose the Democratic nominee. And whomever that Republican is, it's very likely that he or she will have less appeal, perhaps far less appeal, than Trump to the average Republican voter.

 

[BobKowalski]

RE Trumpism doesn't end with Trump...

The sentiment in America which leads to so much support for Trump will remain, post Trump, that is obvious. But what is not so obvious is that Trump is extremely charismatic to those inclined to his views, and absent Trump, so-called Trumpism may experience a large decline .

In 2028 some Republican not named "Donald Trump" (at least I hope so) will have to oppose the Democratic nominee. And whomever that Republican is, it's very likely that he or she will have less appeal, perhaps far less appeal, than Trump to the average Republican voter.

The GOP nominee in 2028 will be Donald Trump Jr.

 

[west didsblue]

Is that true, well everyday is a school day here.

skul

 

[Blue_Lightsaber]

RE Trumpism doesn't end with Trump...

The sentiment in America which leads to so much support for Trump will remain, post Trump, that is obvious. But what is not so obvious is that Trump is extremely charismatic to those inclined to his views, and absent Trump, so-called Trumpism may experience a large decline .

In 2028 some Republican not named "Donald Trump" (at least I hope so) will have to oppose the Democratic nominee. And whomever that Republican is, it's very likely that he or she will have less appeal, perhaps far less appeal, than Trump to the average Republican voter.

We need to have a national divorce before we are going to have the biggest, bestest and most beautiful civil war.. believe me!

We are going to win so much, we may even get tired of winning!

 

[roman totale]

Is that true, well everyday is a school day here.

That is absolutely not true. In the early 1800s there was a push to simplify spelling, mainly led by Noah Webster (he of the Miriam-Webster dictionary, kinda the US equivalent of the OED). Hence color, canceled, ax etc.

 

[WT86]

Spelling also naturally develops along different tracks for any number of reasons. E.g. Canadian spelling is a hybrid of British and American spellings. There's no singular explanation, that's just how things played out.

 

[Blue Maverick]

That is absolutely not true. In the early 1800s there was a push to simplify spelling, mainly led by Noah Webster (he of the Miriam-Webster dictionary, kinda the US equivalent of the OED). Hence color, canceled, ax etc.

See everyday is a school day, unless of course it’s FAKE NEWS.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Spelling also naturally develops along different tracks for any number of reasons. E.g. Canadian spelling is a hybrid of British and American spellings. There's no singular explanation, that's just how things played out.

e.g.

 

[WT86]

e.g.

Wrong, as usual.

 

[fulabeer]

See everyday is a school day, unless of course it’s FAKE NEWS.

What you need to do is post something interesting. And watch the forums egg heads find out the truth for you... ;)

 

[fulabeer]

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Wrong, as usual.

Ok.