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right now @RepJamesComer is targeting a fellow Congresswoman. He will cry when the tables are turned and he is on the business end of a financial investigation and search warrants. What's in your closet, @RepJamesComer? We will soon see. That TV show is coming in 2027!
all this time we were worried about Huawei and TP-Link and we should have been worried about an internet off switch (Elon)
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If you're a leader lucky enough to have people who believe deeply in what they're doing, your job isn't to squeeze every last drop out of that belief. It's to build an organization worthy of it. bit.ly/4jpvxuG
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The RPOF lawsuit also helpfully included a link to the "Hope Florida" ad it wants to silence so everyone can watch it for themselves.
youtube.com/watch?v=XWps9M2n…
If The Republican Party wants to arrest people for discussing the “content and gist” of the grand jury report, they should start by calling for the arrest of James Uthmeier who discussed it on Fox News, among other places.
Starting in this clip at 3:50
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what they count as the US economy is the stock market, which in no way identifies how the average American is doing on a weekly basis.
For modern humans, exile is a self-induced state brought to you by Instagram, DoorDash, Netflix, and, increasingly, AI companions. We aren’t amusing ourselves to death, as Neil Postman famously argued, but isolating ourselves into distrust, despair, and discord.
People with strong perceptions of community belonging are 2.6x more likely to report good physical health and 3.2x more likely to report good mental health, compared to those with weak perceptions of belonging.
As Giridharadas explained, “being needed, being part of things, having someone wonder where you are” is essential. The absence of those connections is at the root of what’s going wrong for so many Americans.
homelessness is the most visible symptom of a citizenry that’s lost faith in itself to solve big problems.
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. @UnivastuIndia will pay $5.1M to acquire pieces of @CambiumNetworks that @AirspanNetworks did not acquire. Univastu & Airspan have gained access to Cambium's cnMaestro platform, raising questions about future development and support. @Light_Reading lightreading.com/fixed-wirel…
Retailers face rising cyber threats, with 87% experiencing incidents channele2e.com/news/retailer…
Transaction Network Services (TNS) today announced the acquisition of netnumber, a leading provider of phone number intelligence and registry services newswire.telecomramblings.co…
FCC loses the USAC fight at the Appeals Court. What happens with USF collections and USAC now?
via Douglas Dawson: lnkd.in/epnpZmmC
via Fierce Network: lnkd.in/eyBxvC4m
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Jim Rohn: "The major value in life is not what you get. The major value in life is what you become."
"You can have more than you've got, because you can become more than you are."
Focus on becoming. The getting follows.
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A grand jury found that the James Uthmeier-led DeSantis administration misappropriated $10 million of Medicaid money in 2024 as part of a sophisticated scheme to fund political activities.
You know how I know that?
Because the First District Court of Appeal disclosed it.
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A Brief History of Rigged Elections.
For 250 years American elections were fine. People who won, won, people who lost, conceded. No whining or crying.
In 2016 Trump won. Hillary Clinton didn't whine. She conceded like a true American.
But then in 2020 something happened. For the first time in our history, a presidential nominee who lost, Donald Trump, refused to concede.
He cried, caused an insurrection, and had to be dragged out of the White House by his cankles.
Cut to 2024. Trump wins. Again, no whining by Kamala Harris. She concedes like a true American.
Now we're 16 days from midterms. And Donald is whining already. Blaming illegals, ID laws, mail-in-ballots, voting machines, dead people, Antifa, and socialists.
He's right. We do have a rigging problem. It's called Donald Trump.
Our system worked great for every election at every level for 250 years...
Until jelly donut took office.
The good worker trope falls apart when the world changes fast. It becomes a hindrance when job security wavers. And it doesn’t really pay off when AI and the atomization of work mean that most of us are the boss now, even if we are on a payroll. p.feedblitz.com/r3.asp?l=568…
