^ Indeed. Perhaps Musk can be persuaded to take a well-deserved holiday to France?
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It's the first interview she's given, so it's got a bit more traction than some other candidates that like hearing their own voices explaining they are a stable genius.
It wasn't anything revelatory, but didn't score any own-goals, more importantly.
Trump's review was "boring", but maybe politics shouldn't be explosions and bluster?Comment
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She's doing a bit of a Starmer playbook on some of these issues, her vague answers on 'uplifting the middle class' and on climate change were weak - there's no getting around that. It's obvious that she's playing softly softly catchy monkey with a view to not alienating swing state voters who might be tempted to abstain or vote Trump if she appears too progressive. Very similar to how Labour handled drawing previous Tory voters in our last election cycle. It's also disappointing that she's rolled back her positions on fracking and Medicare For All.
If it gets her into the White House though, it'll have been the right call. The risk of Trump winning is enormous. And we can only hope a Harris win might pave the way to bolder progressive policies in future administrations (AOC 2040 anyone?).
I did really like how she handled the question about Trump's references to her race - basically just saying 'same old tired playbook' and refusing to engage - and how she elided the matter of her being the first female president entirely, instead framing her run in terms of her being the best choice to lead America.
I'm also glad that she's finally done a proper interview, which takes that away from Trump/Vance as a stick to beat her with.Comment
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I love it and I want more nations to follow suitComment
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But but but the shareholders!!! Wont SOMEBODY think of the dividends!!!!!Originally posted by Neon Ignition View Post
Im sure musk has been non stop posting memes and other childish rubbish about it, the loon.Comment
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I don't. The mainstream media clearly have an agenda and we desperately need alternatives.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View Post
Anyway, digital censorship is a battle they can't win. Even China gave up on that one in the end, and I doubt the Chinese are anywhere near as feisty as the Brazilians.Comment
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X is one alternative that the majority can happily do without.Originally posted by dataDave View Post
I hope it absolutely dies.Comment
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and it keeps happening
Four people killed and nine injured in shooting at US high school - BBC NewsComment
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Profits are more important than children, gun industry fact.Originally posted by huxley View Postand it keeps happening
Four people killed and nine injured in shooting at US high school - BBC NewsComment
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Gun rights, freedom of speech and stopping abortions are more important than stopping mass shootings and shootings in schools.
GO AMERICA, GO!Comment
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Michel Barnier named as new prime minister of France | France | The Guardian
Ugandan Olympic runner Rebecca Cheptegei, 33, dies after being set on fire by partner | Athletics | The Guardian
The Democrats finally find the one name that gets under Trumps skin
Right on the last 9 Presidential Elections - Allan Lichtman has finally revealed his prediction for the winner of the 2024 election...
Kamala HarrisComment
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‘No Way To Prevent This,’ Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens - The Onion.Originally posted by huxley View Postand it keeps happening
Four people killed and nine injured in shooting at US high school - BBC News
If you're thinking you've seen that Onion page before, you have.
In response to a mass shooting, they post the same article with just a few names changed.
The first post was in 2014 and the one today in relation to the Winder, Georgia highschool shooting, was the 37th time they've posted it, according to the Wiki page about it.Comment
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