Challenging conventional wisdom and rewriting the customer story...one Oxford Comma at a time.

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Katy Tur.
Who will be the first journalist to write that Trump, with his victory, has "changed"? That he's become "more presidential." That he's left the "harsh rhetoric" of the campaign for "governing."
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“There’s this mythology that permeates that Trump didn’t damage institutions in the first term,” Amanda Carpenter tells @GrahamDavidA. “And I think that’s completely wrong.” theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv…
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This is what Donald Trump did the last time he was president. Remember that when you vote.
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The Economist is endorsing Kamala Harris. By making Donald Trump leader of the free world, Americans would gamble with the economy, the rule of law and international peace. Voters who minimise the risks are deluding themselves econ.st/4fluZAw 👇
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BUt INflAtioN!
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Leslie Talbot retweeted
Elon Musk admits that he and Trump will crash the economy, but it’s okay, because they’ll build a better world from the rubble. Not exaggerating, he just said it.
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The Washington Post broke Watergate. Donald Trump broke the Washington Post.
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Harris: “I believe we are a great country.” Trump: “America is a garbage can.”
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Economists agree—TRUMP’S ECONOMIC PLAN WOULD CRASH THE ECONOMY. Still can’t make up your mind? Trump’s plan would slash the GDP by 8.9%, nearly double the drop we saw during the 2008 financial crisis. He’s setting us up for a disaster somewhere between a recession and a full-blown depression.
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If you’re considering voting for Trump because you think everything is too expensive, you might want to check out his 2nd term economic agenda
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Three non-partisan economists, Warwick McKibbin, Megan Hogan & Marcus Noland evaluated Trump's economic proposals & claimed Trump's proposals to end independence of the Fed, deport 8.3M workers & his tariffs would shrink GDP by $8T, raise prices 25% & trigger a Depression.
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There are a million reasons to vote against Trump, but this one above all should be utterly disqualifying. he could have stopped the violence with one tweet. And he refused.
.@SarahAMatthews1 on January 6th: "I watched him in the West Wing that day, and saw as advisor after advisor went into the Oval Office dining room to plead with him...He didn't lift a finger, he was sitting there watching it unfold and enjoying what he was seeing."
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Trump is telling us EXACTLY what he plans to do, and I’m deeply concerned not enough of us are taking him seriously…
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Replying to @Acyn
FEMA has money for hurricane relief. The way Disaster Relief works is that Congress is supposed to pass supplementals to fund large disasters because they're too unpredictable to budget for in advance. -Republicans didn't want to pass a FEMA supplemental. -Republicans also wanted to shut down the government right before a hurricane hit. -Republicans want to get rid of FEMA and NOAA altogether. Trump had terrible disaster responses, such as in Puerto Rico, and wanted to withhold disaster funds from California because there were Democratic voters there. Not only did none of the current Disaster Relief funds go towards migrants. The president who took from Disaster Relief to fund migrant programs was... Trump. Aren't Republicans tired of his endless lies and fearmongering?
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This is really, really good.
Kamala Harris just released the best political ad that I’ve ever seen in my life.
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Leslie Talbot retweeted
In order to get Trump to release federal aid to California wildfire victims, he had to be shown voter data that proved he had people that voted for him in Orange County eenews.net/articles/helene-i…
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Harris: Let's build 3 million new homes. Trump: Let's have a national day of violence. Undecided voters: We need more information.
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I see that everyone who spent 3 years as expert epidemiologists are now all experts on emergency response logistics.
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Instead, NYT runs a puff piece about Trump’s evangelical supporters.
BREAKING: Major party candidate for president calls for “a really violent day” of national bloodletting THAT is your damn headline, mainstream media outlets. If you run literally anything else, the blood is on your hands too — because the man inciting violence makes you money
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I keep playing this over and over and I can’t stop laughing.
A key point missing in a lot of post debate analysis is that Trump’s claim about immigrants eating pets almost perfectly syncs up to the piano in the Peanuts theme song.
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