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With the loss of governors races in Texas, Ohio and Georgia, there will be only one state of the top ten most populous states with a Republican governor:
Florida.
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You wanted Cornyn gone.
You wanted Ernst gone.
You wanted Collins gone.
You wanted Tillis gone.
You wanted Graham gone.
You got your wishes, right-populists.
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Hi Friends,
I feel the need to provide an update.
Charlie has a form of cancer called anal sac adenocarcinoma. There is a giant mass. The next step would be to have surgery to remove most of the mass and then do chemo.
He's still in fairly good spirits, but we can definitely see a difference, so we need to act quickly.
To be completely open about this whole thing. It's honestly shocking how expensive all of this stuff actually is. And it is coming at a terrible time for completely unrelated reasons.
But with that said, there are way more families that are far more in need than we are, so I don't feel comfortable asking for donations. But for anyone who does want to help a little, please consider joining the monthly newsletter:
aghamilton29.substack.com/su…
Everything from there, or subscriptions, will be going to vet bills for some time.
If not interested, then maybe consider donating to the Canine Health Foundation as they have been doing important work related to canine cancer research: akcchf.org/
More than anything, I appreciate continued positive thoughts and prayers as we try to navigate this. #FuckCancer
Hi friends,
I rarely do this on here, but I will get personal for a second. Charlie has been my profile picture on here for years. I send a picture of him with each week's newsletter. He's the best pup and friend we could have ever asked for. He brings us joy almost every day.
We love everything about him. Even the way he takes up 80% of the bed, or sits next to you and nudges you while you're eating to demand he gets his food tax.
Unfortunately, we received some devastating health news about him the other day. It's part of why I haven't been on here as much lately.
We are going to do everything we can because the thought of losing him hurts too much to explain.
But for now, I would really appreciate any prayers or good thoughts you can send Charlie's way. It would mean the world.
#FuckCancer
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Holy. Shit.
The NYT is reporting that despite their denials, Mary Peltola's staff and Democratic operatives flew all over Alaska in secret to find and recruit a man named Dan Sullivan.
They put him on the ballot to purposefully steal votes from Republican Dan Sullivan.
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Lula put his own former lawyer on the Supreme Court.
He asked the courts for voting to be extended by 2 hours. Skipped the court that should decide it and had that same former lawyer unilaterally decide to order it 2 minutes before polls close.
BUT only for places that still had voting open, which were mainly Lula strongholds that were aware of the request and waited for it to be granted.
This isn't just optics. They knew exactly what they were doing. It's open corruption.
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Penn State fans watching Michigan fans after Bryce Underwood was benched as Rocco Becht turns it over again.
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Through 15 quarters of Big Ten football, Penn State offensive coordinator Taylor Mouser has not yet produced a 10+ yard rush for any running back.
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Did you know that Egypt controlled Gaza from 1948 until 1967, but didn’t turn it into a State called Palestine? Israel hoped to return Gaza to Egypt as part of the Sinai Peace Accords, but Egypt was uninterested in taking responsibility for the Gazans.
After a group of jihadists (including some Gazans who entered Egypt via tunnels) slaughtered a bunch of Egyptians in 2014, the Egyptian government closed the border, fearing for their own safety. It’s still closed today. They literally sacrificed a huge chunk of their land for safety from Gazans.
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The GOP had a golden opportunity to become a multiracial majority party and destroy the left for two generations, and instead they turned things over to the Claremont Nazis
Bigoted attacks on Indian-Americans by a section of MAGA signal a deeper problem for the GOP. The multiracial coalition that powered Trump to victory in 2024 is collapsing. [My take]
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BRYCE UNDERWOOD FUMBLED BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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I would have voted no.
Instead, parents should PARENT and go get books for their kid, or god forbid GO TO A PUBLIC LIBRARY THAT IS FUNDED BY..... THE GOVERNMENT!
Concerns about water & power are real—and need to be addressed—but understand that every time you see a tweet that data centers are destroying the world…
…that the Chinese communists are spending millions trying to convince you to believe that.
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But this is classic Communism. The party leaders always want different rules for themselves vs everyone else.
Their main real complaint is that they aren''t the ones making the rules in the current system. Everything else is just spin to try to achieve power.
As if this story couldn’t get any worse — pretend union member Gustavo Gordillo didn’t use any union labor on his $1.4M home reno. Not only that, he went ahead w/construction without some approvals from the Building Dept. It’s mind-blowing that he’s a close advisor to @NYCMayor.
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A gigafactory will use 100x more water than a hyperscale data center and nearly as much electricity. It will also be staffed mostly by Tesla robots.
Make this make sense.
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Yeah…….stuff like this is why I’m not down with Vance 2028. Call me old school, but I don’t want a Republican Party that stans a guy who attacked FDR’s economic policies for not being redistributionist enough. Like I can acknowledge that my own fiscal views are well to the right of the median voter’s, and I’m willing to make some concessions for the sake of electoral viability. But FFS I at least want the GOP to meet me halfway and not become a full-blown right-wing social democratic party.
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Dude, I SO miss the 2010’s when the Tea Party was all the rage, Republicans were utterly obsessed with cutting Obamacare, and it was pretty much universally agreed upon within the GOP that welfare programs should provide the truly needy with enough to get by, but also that people shouldn’t feel comfortable living on welfare and should be incentivized to look for a way off of it and contribute to society ASAP. Look how the slopulists massacred my party dawg.
Yeah…….stuff like this is why I’m not down with Vance 2028. Call me old school, but I don’t want a Republican Party that stans a guy who attacked FDR’s economic policies for not being redistributionist enough. Like I can acknowledge that my own fiscal views are well to the right of the median voter’s, and I’m willing to make some concessions for the sake of electoral viability. But FFS I at least want the GOP to meet me halfway and not become a full-blown right-wing social democratic party.
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“Data centers represent the best opportunity in generations for blue-collar workers to attain a portion of the American dream. A decade ago, members of my union, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 26, in the Washington, D.C., region, worked about 14 million hours annually. In 2025, we worked 28 million hours, and we’ll most likely top 33 million hours this year. We brought in 600 new apprentices last year alone. That job growth happened because data centers came to Northern Virginia and our members went to work constructing and maintaining them.”
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