Yep. He’s a sociopath.

An assessment of the global electric vehicle market and Ford merited one lukewarm, brief sentence. At the time, Farley was the Executive Vice President and President of Global Markets. If that sounds like a job that would require paying close attention to China’s reality and increasing competitiveness, it is. If that sounds like a job that should understand disruptive innovation’s death knell for firms like Ford, it is. If that sounds like a job that should have been creating strategy to deal with the reality of China’s emerging electric vehicle juggernaut, it is.

Auto industry mismanagement is redundant.

“We would have been now having so much money coming out of the energy,” he said. “We just had the best. We have Bagram in Alaska, they say it might be bigger than all of Saudi Arabia.”

Bagram is an air base the United States abandoned during its withdrawal from Afghanistan.

. . . Contrary to Trump’s remarks, the oil potential of ANWR is far less than that of Saudi Arabia.

“We Would Have Been Now Having”

Christ in a bucket.

They spent years and millions of dollars trying to stop him. But the pull of millions of idiot racists was too strong for them to overcome

Their chief weapon is ignorance. Ignorance and fear - their two chief weapons . . .

That’s one reason why. There are many reasons.

“There is a new focus here about his mental capability and fitness for office — certainly one that Democrats are pointing to.”

New TO YOU maybe. Corpo newsie. FFS.

“certainly one that Democrats are pointing to” well that nullifies what you were trying to do so - well done. Your republiQan masters will be pleased.

“That they even asked this question is evidence of the bias — the agenda — in their poll. Who made age an ‘issue’? The credulous Times falling into the right-wing’s projection. This is not journalism. Shameful," Jeff Jarvis posted on Threads. He’s currently the Leonard Tow Professor of Journalism Innovation at the CUNY Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, Darcy pointed out.

Complaints grew more recently after the Times paraphrased Trump’s rambling non-answer while speaking to The Economic Club of New York. In the report, the Times reshaped his language to make sense of what he said. The reality of the comments was that none of it made sense, according to critics.

They were accused of “sane-washing” Trump’s comments.

Fascinating and predictable that the Times (or anyone else) hasn’t mentioned it. Linked posts show pictures etc.

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Readers left online complaints and cancelled subscriptions before direct protests began. Their demand, according to one civil rights lawyer, is to stop “sane-washing” Trump.

The activists had bright yellow signs with words the Times has avoided using in reports such as “lies,” “convict” and “felon.” The group had one large black banner across the group reading “stop normalizing Trump.”

Fucking beautiful.

Absolutely. Damn I’m so happy to see this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Green_politicians_who_have_held_office_in_the_United_States

Federal officials

As of 2023, no nominee of the Green Party has been elected to office in the federal government.

State officials

As of 2024, 8 Greens have held state-level office. However, only 3 were elected or re-elected as Greens.

As of 2024, no Greens currently hold state-level office.

Four current Mayors are listed, though only one “ran as green”. Seventeen Greens are in city and county councils.

"Now, they’re scheduled to meet on Friday. And they have over a dozen new rules and new proposed agenda items. We’re less than 50 days out of an election. So Secretary of State Raffensperger’s lawyer sent a pretty scathing letter to the State Election Board saying, you really shouldn’t change these rules."

The bottom line, he added, is that “we’ll see what happens Friday with the State Election Board in Georgia. But when it comes to concerns about the new laws, that’s where we see the most action, at least right now.”

Emphasis (?) added

They won’t get far because of the sycophantic boards.

Probably a lot of winning and Jesus?

So it won’t work. Okay then, we’re on the same page there.

The city received permission from the Mississippi Department of Archives and History to move the Confederate monument, as required. But Rep. Stacey Hobgood-Wilkes of Picayune said the fire station site is inappropriate.

“We are prepared to pursue such avenues that may be necessary to ensure that the statue is relocated to a more suitable and appropriate location,” she wrote, suggesting a Confederate cemetery closer to the courthouse square as an alternative. She said the Ladies Cemetery Association is willing to deed a parcel to the city to make it happen.

Of the Mississippi Hobgood-Wilkes? Ohhh! That Ladies Cemetery Association. Not the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Sure.

Morans.

And yet corporate news is unable - unwilling and unable - to say that he lies.

Journalism is a farce.

Hey - don’t make them issue a statement!

Ohh ho, they’ll do it! And that statement will say they are very concerned!!

So - just watch your step, Clownface von Fuckstick