Establishment ratfuckers and the ratchet effect - name a more iconic duo.

Well said.

Just adding my 2c - in my top 3 most disturbing was a work trip to San Francisco, and witnessing the mega wealthy tech moguls juxtaposed with the poor destitute souls begging on the street. It’s just wrong, and something about how it works in Cali is just so in your face. Made me sick and never wanted to visit there again.

Nope, Newsom vetoes progressive voter referendums all the time in deference to established power and corporations. Just look at what happens in Cali when power companies are at fault for massive wildfires due to negligent equipment/line upkeep…

The state has the 4th largest economy in the world, and yet simultaneously has incredible wealth disparity, a crisis of unhoused people and untreated mental health issues with no affordable/free housing in sight, and crumbling roads/infrastructure everywhere. It is not well run.

So yeah, Newsom wouldn’t be my first pick based on substance. But on style, yes, he’s fighting fire with fire. Hell, he’s simply just doing something to fight, and myself and many others love to see it. More of this from all Dems please, especially those who aren’t full on corporate shills. AOC - now is your time to step up, let’s go!

Hope they live to rue the day we release the Trump-Epstein files.

What in the ever living fuck happened to “the free market”?!?!

Don’t innovate and sell faulty chips which ignite in people’s PCs? Should go out of business. This bail out nonsense is so stupid. Always privatize the gains and socialize the losses in good ol USA.

99% of all elected politicians in DC plainly and obviously work for Israel, because of dozens of PAC bribes such as AIPAC, and private donors like Miriam Adelson, buying these politicians to represent Israel instead of America.

“Put on back burner” - statement dreamed up by the utterly deranged.

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Holdin them buns too softly…

Because Trump’s usefulness is now over. They got the $3T tax cut they wanted from him, now he’s just unnecessary risk and they are ready to be done with him.

I was under the impression moderate compromise was code for working to satisfy donor demands. Which wouldn’t be so pressing with meaningful campaign finance reform.