US Elections (& Politics) :)
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Sybertiger
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Six more months my friend...then check your mailbox.
Sybertiger
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Black Guns Matter
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McCloskeys win back AR-15 rifle 5 years after Black Lives Matter protest confrontation
It took three lawsuits to reclaim the weapon seized in 2020.
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bigredfish
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Welp they should be cleaned now.
Go ahead and release ‘em
MAGA: “See it was all about nothing”
Go ahead and release ‘em
MAGA: “See it was all about nothing”
He never saved my ass. He committed treason though.
Sybertiger
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Welp they should be cleaned now.
Go ahead and release ‘em
MAGA: “See it was all about nothing”
Wow, seems pretty much fake to me. Does anyone really believe "as many as, approximately, more than" 1,000 were tasked to pull all-nighters? Was that an official announcement by the FBI that they did this? Let me guess, it was an unconfirmed source.
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bigredfish
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You’re right.
It was only 997
But that story has been out for a week and no pushback from Pammy or the FBLie that I see
It was only 997
But that story has been out for a week and no pushback from Pammy or the FBLie that I see
Sybertiger
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Parley
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Parley
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Pipeline agreement between the USA and Alberta, Canada on July 29, 2025.
The agreement, led by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, deliberately bypassed federal approval from Ottawa Preliminary work on the pipeline is expected to begin within months, positioning it as a key step in enhancing cross-border energy ties. Alberta finalizing a $350 million deal with the United States for a new mid-capacity crude oil pipeline from northern Alberta to Montana—occurred on July 29, 2025. The agreement, led by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, deliberately bypassed federal approval from Ottawa to avoid delays seen in past projects like Keystone XL, focusing instead on funding for planning, environmental compliance, land acquisition, and early construction.
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Comment: " what happens when the Canadian federal government steps in and goes after the Provincial government people or the company execs the way they have gone after the Freedom Convoy people? The federal government will probably find a way to shut this down the way Biden killed Keystone."
The agreement, led by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, deliberately bypassed federal approval from Ottawa Preliminary work on the pipeline is expected to begin within months, positioning it as a key step in enhancing cross-border energy ties. Alberta finalizing a $350 million deal with the United States for a new mid-capacity crude oil pipeline from northern Alberta to Montana—occurred on July 29, 2025. The agreement, led by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, deliberately bypassed federal approval from Ottawa to avoid delays seen in past projects like Keystone XL, focusing instead on funding for planning, environmental compliance, land acquisition, and early construction.
(Excerpt) Read more at x.com ...
Comment: " what happens when the Canadian federal government steps in and goes after the Provincial government people or the company execs the way they have gone after the Freedom Convoy people? The federal government will probably find a way to shut this down the way Biden killed Keystone."
Sybertiger
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Texas Democrats flee state to block Trump-backed redistricting vote in dramatic legislative move
Texas Democrats are fleeing the state to block a redistricting vote that could give Republicans five new U.S. House seats in the 2026 midterm elections cycle, the AP reported Sunday.
www.foxnews.com
Parley
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Breaking: Jefferey Epstein's full black book list, names unredacted. Almost 100 pages! Does Trump's name appear?
Its at this website. I cannot find a way to post it otherwise. It just looks like an ordinary address book to me. I did not see Bill Clinton's name for example, but Trump address and phone numbers are in there, along with the Duke of York.
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www.yellowbullet.com
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The is normal for the Dems in Texas to flee, that is all they know how to do...
Texas Democrats flee state to block Trump-backed redistricting vote in dramatic legislative move
Texas Democrats are fleeing the state to block a redistricting vote that could give Republicans five new U.S. House seats in the 2026 midterm elections cycle, the AP reported Sunday.
Remember this:
Oceanslider
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I agree with Stephen Miller 100%.
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The demonturds wet dream is Texas turning blue. I PRAY THIS NEVER HAPPENS!
Funny but I hear some say Texas is Purple, well bring that stupidity to our small town and they will see purple, Bruises...
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DOGE develops innovative AI tool to eliminate unnecessary federal regulations
The Trump administration's DOGE developed a new tool that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to review federal regulations for potential elimination, according a new report.
The "DOGE AI Deregulation Decision Tool" was designed to review about 200,000 federal regulations and assess which can be eliminated, The Washington Post reported after reviewing a PowerPoint presentation about the tool and its findings that was dated July 1.
The Post reported that about 100,000 of those rules should be considered for elimination on the grounds that they're no longer required under federal law based on the AI tool's review and some feedback from DOGE staffers.
The outlet's report noted the presentation said the U.S. will save trillions of dollars through reduced compliance expenditures, while the tool was used in over 1,000 regulatory assessments at the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), while it also wrote "100% of deregulations" at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) developed the tool as part of the administration's goal to promote efficiency in the federal government's operations.
The Post reported that federal agencies are supposed to complete their lists of regulations to eliminate in less than four weeks (Sept. 1), while DOGE is supposed to begin training agency staffers on the use of the AI tool this month.
The group's presentation slides that were published by the Post suggest that cutting regulations by half would save about $1.5 trillion in compliance costs annually, spur $600 billion in investment, yield $1.1 trillion in revenue and shrink the federal budget by $85 billion.
DOGE's efforts have previously focused more on cutting what the administration views as wasteful, though the tool's use in searching for areas where regulations can be rolled back shows the broadening focus of the group that was started by Elon Musk.
(Excerpt) Read more at foxbusiness.com ...
The Trump administration's DOGE developed a new tool that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to review federal regulations for potential elimination, according a new report.
The "DOGE AI Deregulation Decision Tool" was designed to review about 200,000 federal regulations and assess which can be eliminated, The Washington Post reported after reviewing a PowerPoint presentation about the tool and its findings that was dated July 1.
The Post reported that about 100,000 of those rules should be considered for elimination on the grounds that they're no longer required under federal law based on the AI tool's review and some feedback from DOGE staffers.
The outlet's report noted the presentation said the U.S. will save trillions of dollars through reduced compliance expenditures, while the tool was used in over 1,000 regulatory assessments at the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), while it also wrote "100% of deregulations" at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) developed the tool as part of the administration's goal to promote efficiency in the federal government's operations.
The Post reported that federal agencies are supposed to complete their lists of regulations to eliminate in less than four weeks (Sept. 1), while DOGE is supposed to begin training agency staffers on the use of the AI tool this month.
The group's presentation slides that were published by the Post suggest that cutting regulations by half would save about $1.5 trillion in compliance costs annually, spur $600 billion in investment, yield $1.1 trillion in revenue and shrink the federal budget by $85 billion.
DOGE's efforts have previously focused more on cutting what the administration views as wasteful, though the tool's use in searching for areas where regulations can be rolled back shows the broadening focus of the group that was started by Elon Musk.
(Excerpt) Read more at foxbusiness.com ...