@#25 ... No wonder Kross-eyed Kash couldn't remember how many times Trump is mentioned in the Epstein files. ...

Yeah, the number likely was too large for his brain cell capacity.

;)

@#2

fwiw, that google link you posted seems to have a lot of tracking info, likely tracking info that points back to you.

h t t p s : / / w w w . g o o g l e . c o m / s e a r c h ?q=project+25+healthcare+plan&sca_esv=7f99...

All that was really needed for posting was ...

search?q=project+25+healthcare+plan

After the h t t p s : / / w w w . g o o g l e . c o m /

lead-in.

... allowing a separate, deregulated insurance market not subject to ACA standards, and expanding access to "junk" insurance plans that offer less comprehensive coverage. ...

So, in summary, the GOP wants less healthcare for Americans and, not only that, but an unregulated healthcare environment

A different view of Pink Floyd ...

@#2

Your current trolling alias is off its usual game this evening. Is there a substitute behind that keyboard in the troll farm?

What I changed was the phrase, "without fear of violent criminal illegal aliens" to the phrase, "without fear of the masked unidentified Trump militia."

And your troll apparently tries to deflect away from that in its reply.

Do try harder.

@#18

@#17 ... Corporate democrats won't date bite the hands of their corporate masters. ...

I dunno.

Pres trump, with his generous tax-cuts for billionaires while wanting Americans to go hungry and without healthcare may have changed the parameters being used to evaluate politicians.

As I said, I dunno.

It is too soon to tell.

What I will predict, however, that during the summer of 2026 I will e using the fast forward button of my DVR to move past the yelling political ads that will be most prevalent at that time. :(

Stated differently, the billionaires are not going down without a [monetary] fight.

To wit ...

... include text messages from him that appear to influence the lawmaker's questions to Trump's personal attorney at a 2019 congressional hearing. ...

So a billionaire trying to influence the workings of a lawmaker?

Quelle surprise.

Let's get all the evidence out, and let the chips fall where they may.

I could care less about protecting Democrats or Republicans who may be mentioned.

What I want is justice for the victims.

Release the Epstein Files!

@#16 ... Megyn Kelly never had any credibility but now she could be considered an accessory. ...

An accessory?

Yeah, that's what I was thinking when I read her comment. ... i.e., not caring about the victims, but trying to reduce the severity level of crimes committed.

[wtf, lightning and thunder just occurred here now. Did I say something wrong?]

@#11 ... Tucker Carlson must be desperate for attention again. ...

That's what I've been wondering.

Similar to Rep Taylor-Greene who seems to be looking for attention to bolster her possible run for POTUS.

@#4 ... Yeah sure blame outside agitators. ...

Your comment doe nothing to disprove what I posted. Indeed, it amplifies it, showing the results of that outside agitation.

Do try harder.

More from the article ...

... Musk's company xAI launched Grokipedia last month to compete with Wikipedia " a crowdsourced information repository authored by humans that the billionaire and others on the American right have repeatedly accused of ideological bias.

"It is clear that sourcing guardrails have largely been lifted on Grokipedia," Cornell Tech researchers Harold Triedman and Alexios Mantzarlis wrote in a report seen by AFP.

"This results in the inclusion of questionable sources, and an overall higher prevalence of potentially problematic sources."

The study, which scraped hundreds of thousands of Grokipedia articles, said the trend was particularly notable in topics pertaining to elected officials and controversial political topics.

Grokipedia's entry for "Clinton body count" -- a widely debunked conspiracy theory that links the deaths of multiple people to former president Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary -- cites InfoWars, a far-right website notorious for peddling misinformation.

Other Grokipedia articles cite American and Indian right-wing media outlets, Chinese and Iranian state media, anti-immigration, antisemitic or anti-Muslim sites, and portals accused of promoting pseudoscience and conspiracy theories, the report said.

"Grokipedia cites these sources without qualifying their reliability," it said. ...

They are also 13 times more likely to include a "blacklisted" source which is blocked by Wikipedia, it added.

" Trustworthiness' "

AFP's request to xAI for comment generated this auto response: "Legacy Media Lies."

... "Americans should be able to live without fear of violent criminal illegal aliens hurting them, their families, or their neighbors," Assistant Homeland Security Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said in a statement. " ...

FTFY ...

"Americans should be able to live without fear of the masked unidentified Trump militia hurting them, their families, or their neighbors,"

Now, that makes more sense.

@#6 ... Good luck with that. I don't see that happening. I really don't. ...

I tend to agree.

The Dems should focus on the o-called "kitchen-table" issues.

Basically the cost of living, inflation, cost of living, and inflation.

@#2 ... promoted on social media by 8 million bots operating from outside the country ...

So, this most august message board does not appear to be the only place that has comments posted from agitators outside the Country?

@#1

More from the link...

... The demonstration is being promoted on social media by 8 million bots operating from outside the country, she said on Thursday during a daily news conference from the presidential palace.

"We agree with freedom of expression and freedom of demonstration if there are young people who have demands, but the issue here is who is promoting the demonstration," Sheinbaum said. "People should know how this demonstration was organized so that no one is used." ...

More from the article ...

... Canadian patriotism has surged since U.S. President Donald Trump referred to Canada this year as the "51st state." During the April federal election campaign, Prime Minister Mark Carney's embrace of the ice-hockey-themed phrase "elbows up" toward the U.S. helped him win a surprise reelection for his Liberal Party.

The American anthem has been booed at hockey games, and millions of Canadians supported baseball's Toronto Blue Jays in their World Series run. Now, Canadian football is stirring patriotic feelings.

'BLINDSIDED BY RULE CHANGES'

"Everyone who supports this league was blindsided by these substantial rule changes without any consultation with the fans or the players," said Patrick Land of Winnipeg, who moderates a Facebook group against the changes.

"Considering the current political climate with the USA, the CFL is guilty of bad timing and being tone-deaf to what it means to be Canadian. We don't like the idea of the Americanization of our game."

Fans of Canadian football have flocked to Winnipeg for a days-long festival leading to Sunday's game.

They are quick to reject any characterization of their sport as merely a version of American football. Many of the rugby-derived elements of the game developed jointly between Canada's McGill University and Harvard University in the 1870s.

Canada's football field is longer and wider than that in the U.S., the goalposts are at the front of the end zone rather than at the back, and the end zone is deeper, creating more touchdown opportunities. There are 12 players per side, rather than 11.

Most importantly, Canadian football allows teams only three downs to achieve a 10-yard gain, as opposed to the American four downs, forcing them to be aggressive. ...

@#5 ... Wait, you mean rich people are pieces of s*&^ who take take take take take and will leave once they're expected to give back?

Get outta here! ...

I know, the rich people seem to be proving that point.

@#21 ... MAGA is collapsing. Maybe they're finally seeing that fealty to Trump is a one way street. ...

Maybe. Probably too soon to tell, imo.

But there's this ...