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whoever is troubleshooting and working on the Microsoft outage for outlook and teams…. take your time
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The judge who thought it was a prudent decision to close 92 polling places in Tarrant County was ousted!
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this is very important because theres a significant proportion of men that think they can beat her in a match
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Watch the sweat on Pete Hegseth’s brow as Jon Ossoff takes him apart without ever raising his voice.
Now imagine Ossoff on a presidential debate stage.
Then imagine him in the Oval Office, looking Putin or Xi in the eye and pressing them with that same composure.
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This meme shows one of the downstream effects of all these southern wins, they will drive up voter turnout because people think there’s actually a point to voting.
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The last 10 years are probably the most remarkable low-unemployment period in American history—punctuated, ofc, by the crazy, destabilizing pandemic.
The three years before COVID were the then-third longest streak of under 4.5% unemployment and the five years and counting since we recovered from COVID are the longest, and counting. (via @jasonfurman)
Even in periods of intense technological anguish, public anger, and whiplashing political change, at least some things are just quietly and consistently good.
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This is a classic Clip Risk. Talarico used to say that “the border should be like your front porch — with a welcome mat and a lock on the door.”
Rs just clipped out “and a lock on a door” and insisted Talarico wanted to open the border.
Didn’t beat him but any two part answer can become a one part problem.
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Alright America, it’s time for us to fly back home to Germany. 🇺🇸🇩🇪
We can’t lie, we’re really, really sad to leave. What an incredible trip this has been.
So many new experiences, so many places we’ve visited and so many amazing people we’ve met along the way. We’re just incredibly thankful that we even had the opportunity to do something like this. We know that being able to travel for this long is far from normal and we don’t take any of it for granted.
This entire trip turned out to be even better than we could have ever imagined.
We’ve been talking about how much we’d love to just keep traveling. Another few weeks on the road, Christmas in America, going to the College Football Playoffs. If we could, we’d do it without thinking twice.
A few people have asked us whether it ever gets tiring. Driving for hours almost every day, constantly changing hotels and always being on the move.
And the answer is: Not at all.
Even after all these weeks, we were still just as excited about exploring this country as we were on day one. There wasn’t a single point where we felt like we’d had enough. We genuinely enjoyed every part of this adventure.
We also really hope you guys enjoyed following along as much as we enjoyed sharing everything with you. Meeting so many of you at stadiums, on campuses and in random places across the country made this trip even more special. Those are memories we’ll never forget.
And then there’s college football. What started as something we were simply curious about has turned into a sport we’ve completely fallen in love with. My two travel buddies are even seriously considering joining an American football team back in Hamburg now. One wants to become a kicker, the other a cornerback and start intercepting passes, haha. We’ll see how that goes.
I don’t really know what else to say. These past weeks have just been incredible and I wish we could do it all over again.
Thank you to everyone who welcomed us, helped us, showed us around, gave us recommendations or simply followed our journey. You made this trip even better than we could have ever imagined.
Until next time, America! 🇺🇸❤️
Anthony retweeted
A lot of Americans have an intuitive sense that political power flips back and forth between the parties, but this doesn't line up with history at all. Rs were dominant from the Civil War to FDR, then Ds up until around Reagan. Current situation is an anomaly.
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People need to realize the drawbridge only went up due to the hardware limitations of the N64. It used the GGD-chip* which had flaws like this. This was the original artistic intention of the developers that they can only now do thanks to the power of the Switch2.
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You've just ordered Pizza Hut and a 2L Mountain Dew.
You've loaded up Ocarina of Time.
No school tomorrow.
Your parents don't care if you stay up all night long.
A perfect fall night.
You are 36 years old.
The year is 2026.
