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“According to a deep dive into how House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) managed to get most of his caucus and Donald Trump to agree on a budget package that kept the government working until March, the Washington Post is reporting that Johnson “blindsided” the president-elect by also negotiating with Democrats. That, in turn, led Trump to prompt billionaire adviser Elon Musk to launch a war on the House leadership in a flurry of attacks on X that derailed the proposed deal at the time.”

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‘Blindsided’ and 'furious’ Trump turned Elon Musk loose on House leadership: insider

This is hilarious.

There is no way Trump instructed Leon to do anything, and anyone who has been paying attention to Trump for more than four seconds knows this.

This is a transparent effort by Trump’s Haigrographers to shape a story that is deeply humiliating to him, because it exposes how weak and pathetic he is.

“Yeah, that thing Leon did that blew everything up and was deeply humiliating to me? I did that! It was me! I sent him!” *fills diapers again* “I did it! Now let’s stare into the middle distance for 25 minutes while I continue shitting myself.”

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Turnout 2024:

Interesting. From Paul Campos:

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"With final numbers now in, it’s possible to calculate fairly precisely how many Americans bothered to vote in the 2024 election, and how many couldn’t vote for one reason or another.

If we imagine a room with 100 people in it who reflect the population as a whole:

22 of them couldn’t vote because they were too young.

Six of them couldn’t vote because they weren’t citizens.

One couldn’t vote because of a felony conviction.

So note that nearly 30% of the residents of the US at the moment aren’t even eligible to vote.

Of those who were eligible to vote, only 63.88% did so. This means that only 45.8% of the population voted.

Going back to our white room with black curtains:

26 out of 100 people in it didn’t vote even though they could have.

22 out of 100 people voted for Kamala Harris.

23 out of 100 voted for Donald Trump.

1 person voted for somebody other than Harris or Trump for president.

1 person voted but didn’t vote for president.

Going back to the VOTER ELIGIBLE POPULATION (note that 21 million American adults aren’t eligible to vote), some particularly bad turnout numbers as a percentage of the voter eligible population in those states:

West Virginia: 55.5%

Texas: 56.6%

Oklahoma: 53.3%

New York: 57.9%

Mississippi: 57.5^

Hawaii: 50.3%

Arkansas: 53.5%

Some relatively good states:

Colorado: 73.1%. (All-mail voting)

Maine: 74.2%

Michigan: 74.6%

Minnesota: 76.4%

New Hampshire: 74.1%

Pennsylvania: 71.4%

Wisconsin: 76.9%

Note that it’s gotten FAR easier to vote in the USA over the last decade or so, and especially post-pandemic. All but three states now have some combination of no-excuse absentee voting by mail, and/or in person early voting. Almost no one is subjected involuntarily to the ridiculous traditional system, where you were forced to stand in line for hours on Election Day itself.

Basically we have a deeply unengaged public, in which nearly two out of five adults who are eligible to vote can’t even be bothered to do so (closer to one out of every two in several states, including some big ones), and in which a huge percentage of those who do vote are barely paying attention to what they’re doing, since they know as much about politics as I know about Olivia Rodrigo (Ironically my theory which is mine has led me to learn enough things about Ariana Grande that my relative ignorance regarding her is no longer a fair representative of the yet more impressive ignorance of our crucial swing voters regarding politics, who just made Donald Trump president again)."'

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Christmas in Ukraine.

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hey genuine question why do people put that fucking water filter over screenshots. just post them. fuck you.

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maybe if that united healthcare shooter knocks out 33 more CEOs he'll be up to 34 felonies and he can run for president...

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Hi everyone! It’s finally time to share something super exciting with you just in time for Christmas!🎄🥰

Everyone’s favorite angel is now a tree topper! 🎄🌟😇

This is one of the four tree-toppers I have designed featuring Cas, Jack and Dean & you are welcome to download him & put him on top of your tree! If you do, I’d love to see the photos! Feel free to tag me on sm 💗

All four versions are available to all paid tiers on my *patreon*

Or you can get them on *KoFi*

You can also get them as a sticker pack as seen below on RB

Here are come more photos of the whole crafting process and end result under the cut. (And yes, I still need to put up the Christmas tree 😅)

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Christmas checklist-Dec 10th.

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Building a snowman ✓

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Supernatural. Season 1, Episode 3. Dead in the Water

An unfinished piece as I was feeling to stuck to finish it. I loved the shot of the boy reaching into the water but wanted to incorporate Dean as this episode had such a focus on him

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Mystery Science Theater 3000, “Santa Claus”

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We can't survive billionaires empowered by Citizens United ruling.