The USA: The Trump Years 2.0

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Every time I see a Trump update, my head plays SAD and DARK piano music

It's all very apocalyptic

Can we start a Mopsy sweepstake on which sovereign nation will be the last one to be threatened with invasion by Trump or Musk?

Thus far Canada, Mexico, Panama, the UK, and Dennark (kind of) all OUT. Who else have we missed?
 
Re: AI shit - this'll be why the climate commitments all got binned too.
 
The concern is whilst she has the best chance of winning over another establishment centrist (Looking at you Pete) she’ll still most likely lose and they’ll never let a leftist run again, if they even let her get that far to begin with. Her best bet is probably waiting it out 8 years until shit really hits the fan, and going for a governor or senate seat in the meantime.
 
Looking forward to so many of the MAGA hoodlums discovering they are now legally lesbians
 
TRUMP please HAVE MERCY, please reconsider removing our rights until THE END OF THE WEEK!

 
Let’s get you back to college BOOTS, we need an international law professor to triage this INJURED DIVA!
 
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I'm not going to be happy now until Americans are paying $55 dollars PER EGG!
 
I went straight to her Instagram to take some small pleasure in seeing them eat her up in the comments before pressing unfollow.
 
Tearful video apology and outlandish claim that she "just wanted to bring people together" in 5, 4, 3...
 
The vibe shift is real. Europe is extremely vulnerable now - we are effectively a colony with very little strategic autonomy and have almost no means to withstand what Trump & the oligarchs decide to do. The next decade is going to be... interesting.
If Europe got its act together and formed a common defence policy, beyond the boundaries of the EU that would be quite formidable (in addition to its two nuclear armed states). As an arrangement of disparate defences forces bound by only NATO, it’s not quite as compelling as a buffer.
 
If Europe got its act together and formed a common defence policy, beyond the boundaries of the EU that would be quite formidable (in addition to its two nuclear armed states). As an arrangement of disparate defences forces bound by only NATO, it’s not quite as compelling as a buffer.
A common defence policy, as sensible as that is, will never survive contact with the various European electorates
 
A common defence policy, as sensible as that is, will never survive contact with the various European electorates
Exactly - it dies in electoral reality, which is incredibly frustrating.
 
Trump will definitely be making globally significant decisions without consulting European leaders - negotiating for the end of the Russo-Ukrainian War probably being the biggest one. But Europe is far too geopolitically valuable and has WAAAY too many strategic American assets for Trump's administration to just ignore. Especially now that most European countries are finally meeting the 2% NATO military requirement.
 
Such a shame Gavin DeGraw who? isn't relevant enough to qualify for his own Gavin DeGraw EVIL thread
 

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