NEW: The group behind Cornel West's 2024 ballot push was wholly funded through Elon Musk's dark money network, according to Sludge's review of tax documents. readsludge.com/2026/10/26/mu…
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Yeah the guy getting Republican mayors to endorse him is ass at retail politics lol
“He’s a robot,” says one top Democratic strategist who has interacted with Ossoff. “He can do the speeches. But he can’t do the retail politics at all.” vanityfair.com/story/jon-oss…
They’re saying that they want Ossoff to pay them millions of dollars.
I've made this observation before but when Democratic strategists say they want to see Ossoff in a different *setting* they're really saying they want to see a different *mode* from Ossoff
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Throw the key away.
Girl, 10, rushed to hospital with ‘stomach ache’ found to be six months pregnant as stepdad, 33, arrested
thesun.co.uk/news/40801427/g…
Walrus in a Top Hat retweeted
Im so happy for Harry Kane. Class act all around and amazing player. He has been world class for years and finally getting proper recognition for it after a tremendous season.
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HARRY KANE IS THE NEW BALLON D'OR!
#ballondor
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Good
David Fincher is reportedly planning to take a sabbatical rather than jump to another studio after his exclusive Netflix deal expires in 2027.
According to recent reports, the director isn’t looking to sign another major overall deal and would prefer the freedom to choose his next project on his own terms. Fincher’s departure from Netflix doesn’t necessarily mean the relationship is over, as he could still work with the streamer on a project-by-project basis. His next film, THE FURTHER MIS-ADVENTURES OF CLIFF BOOTH, starring Brad Pitt and written by Quentin Tarantino, will arrive in IMAX theaters on November 25 before streaming on Netflix on December 23.
(Via: bloomberg.com/news/newslette…)
These folks are not gonna be in the mood to bail out some illiterate French sociology majors who want to retire at 60.
The Dutch government aims to cut 25,000 civil servant jobs in an AI-led efficiency drive targeting annual savings of €3.5 billion bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Clown. No better than the others.
🔴 EN DIRECT
Colère sociale: Raphaël Glucksmann appelle à "supprimer" Parcoursup "pour le remplacer avec les lycéens"
l.bfmtv.com/Utt1
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NOW: Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says the Democratic Governors Association is throwing another $5 million at Keisha Lance Bottoms’ bid for governor in the final stretch ahead of the election. #gapol
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French commies are discovering the fucking broken window fallacy from first principles.
les casseurs ont créée plus d'emplois que France Travail en 10 ans.
comme le capitalisme est absurde et déconnecté de l'économie réelle, la casse augmente le PIB. c'est la destruction créatrice.
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Sophisme de la vitre cassé fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sophisme_… . Déjà démonté depuis 1850
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He also sent his men into high schools to pick out girls to be his sex slaves. He was basically Jeffrey Epstein with an army, but he was a heckin based anti-imperialist.
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Les 35 heures, la mesure socialiste qui devait « partager le travail » et faire baisser le chômage, est un fiasco ruineux.
Conclusion d’une étude récente : moins d’heures travaillées, production en baisse, pas de partage du travail, et une facture durable pour la collectivité.
Dans le détail :
- sans les baisses de charges patronales, l’emploi aurait baissé de 3,8 % ;
- les heures totales ont baissé de 6 %, la production de 1 % ;
- contrairement à l’effet recherché, il y a eu plus… d’emplois cadres, moins pour les autres salariés.
- chaque emploi soi-disant « sauvé » a coûté 15 000 € fiscalement soit 63 % du salaire annuel moyen.
- la baisse de production est supportée à 70 % par les salariés, surtout les moins qualifiés, via la masse salariale, et à 30 % par les profits.
Cette mesure « sociale » qui a surtout coûté cher aux finances publiques, a donc réduit le volume total de production.
Elle explique, avec la retraite à 60 ans, une bonne partie du creusement historique de l’écart de PIB par habitant avec des pays qui travaillent plus.
C’est contre-intuitif, mais en croyant aider les plus modestes, les socialistes qui ne se préoccupent pas de la croissance les condamnent à rester pauvres.
Et de Faure à Glucksmann, ils n’ont rien appris de ces 45 dernières années.







































