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Selective outrage....

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National Archives Announces Changes to Support Digital Transformation and Improved Access; Three NARA Facilities to Close and Two Offices to be Relocated

The National Archives and Records Administration today announced the upcoming closure of three facilities and relocation of two offices. These changes will allow for the reallocation of more than $5 million in facility costs per year into digital transformation and other critical priorities to...
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BigOrangeMojo said:
Did you even watch it? Powell was saying that student loans should be dischargeable in bankruptcy like every other type of debt.

He is 10000% right here. If you want to end the useless degree and the huge increase in college prices, you allow loans to be discharged.....
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can you imagine the gnashing of teeth, vitriol, and cries of discrimination / uninclusiveness / gatekeeping when lending for college becomes restricted based on lender's risk and reward and not "everyone deserves an education"????

also, the drop in tuition prices will have the "institutes of higher learning" squealing like pigs.
 
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OrangeTsar said:
Huge gulf between everyone and God. That‘s why we needed a savior
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100% TRUE!


FAUX Christianity doesn't rate the same as genuine Christianity IMHO. Claiming Christianity and not being able to cite at least one Bible passage when asked, "What's your favorite Bible verse ?", might be on the low end or somewhat" damning. Especially after being asked, "What's your favorite book?", and responding, " The Bible", which he did in front of God and the whole world. Google it
 
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BernardKingGOAT said:
100% TRUE!


FAUX Christianity doesn't rate the same as genuine Christianity IMHO. Claiming Christianity and not being able to cite at least one Bible passage when asked, "What's your favorite Bible verse ?", might be on the low end or somewhat" damning. Especially after being asked, "What's your favorite book?", and responding, " The Bible", which he did in front of God and the whole world. Google it
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Thank god you can differentiate the real Christian’s from the fake ones. 😂

I notice you got a like from swampy 😂🤣
 
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C-south said:
Thank god you can differentiate the real Christian’s from the fake ones. 😂

I notice you got a like from swampy 😂🤣
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I don't know for sure that I can differentiate it. I gave my humble opinion on the matter as far as Trump is concerned. Maybe he climbed a notch by selling some Bibles. I don't really know😯
 
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BernardKingGOAT said:
I don't know for sure that I can differentiate it. I gave my humble opinion on the matter as far as Trump is concerned. Maybe he climbed a notch by selling some Bibles. I don't really know😯
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It certainly isn't an affirmation getting a " like" from Swamp. I am pretty sure though, he's at least as smart as your ass.
 
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the tho't was if the liberal won the Wisconsin Supreme court seat, (which she did), then the liberal majority on the court would allow gerryandering by the Dems to give the Dems about two seats in the US house...but the liberal court did not allow it....at least for now...





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The Wisconsin Supreme Court's decision means the state's current congressional district map, set in 2022, will stay in place for the 2026 midterms. Democrats sought to redraw it, claiming it unfairly favors Republicans, who hold 6 of 8 U.S. House seats. They argued it violates fair representation, targeting two seats to be more competitive. Republicans defend the map as legal, citing prior court approvals and constitutional concerns with redrawing. The court's refusal to hear the case, without explanation, maintains the status quo, likely benefiting Republicans. This reflects ongoing debates over redistricting fairness in a key swing state.
 
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HUD Headquarters Moving From DC to Virginia, Saving Taxpayers Over $500M — and other agencies may follow suit​


ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The Department of Housing and Urban Development will be the first major cabinet agency to relocate out of the nation’s capital during President Trump’s second term — a move that could save taxpayers “hundreds of millions” of dollars and be imitated by other agencies, officials predict.

“We’re going to turn the page by relocating HUD,” announced Michael Peters, a General Services Administration (GSA) public buildings commissioner in a Wednesday morning briefing.

“Taxpayers are going to save over $500 million in deferred maintenance, as well as $56 million in annual operating and maintenance expenses.”

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HUD headquarters moving from DC to Virginia, saving taxpayers over $500M — and other agencies may follow suit

The rundown, brutalist HUD headquarters currently in southwest Washington, DC, is hardly at full capacity.
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SpaceCoastVol said:
No but it takes an open mind.
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For a person to believe that Donald Trump is in any way a great president, they would require having an unconditional love for him and be a politically tribal, devout member of Trump's Cult of Personality, which is the exact opposite of having an open mind.
 
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BreatheUT said:
Most truly competitive people are sore losers. His problem is he doesn't try to hide that it makes him bitter like a lot of people.
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Sounds like we were raised very differently. My dad would scold me for losing without grace and resolve. He'd also scold me for rubbing victory in my opponents' faces.

Our president does both of these things.
 
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DinkinFlicka said:
Sounds like we were raised very differently. My dad would scold me for losing without grace and resolve. He'd also scold me for rubbing victory in my opponents' faces.

Our president does both of these things.
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Losing with grace and being a sore loser are two separate things. You can show good sportsmanship with both but it doesn't mean you have to clap like Fulmer.
 
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