[–] 3 points 12 hours ago (1 child)

obviously trump doesn't know the first goddamn thing about AI

the question is: is he being paid to suck AI's dick? or blackmailed? too bad his DOJ is in the process of hollowing itself out

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  • [–] 30 points 12 hours ago (1 child)

    just one reason everyone at the DOJ is quitting all of a sudden LOL

    but yea, when it comes down to it, trump will absolutely toss hegseth under the bus. as a bonus it'll be yet another distraction away from the epstein files

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  • [–] 2 points 21 hours ago (1 child)

    i don't remember tampa being as red as the redneck shithole towns, plus they have USF. st pete is definitely dark blue, clearwater might be the reddest "city" in that area (scientology owns most of it). not as familiar with jacksonville, but it probably is more red than the rest

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  • [–] 1 point 1 day ago

    AI can no longer count on being invincible due to a fully technofascist owner class friendly govt bailing them out with tax money. also there's no reason to believe pedo in chief will stop making mind-bogglingly stupid decisions every day for the next 2 years, which will guarantee a 2028 potus who will actually be for regulation

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  • [–] 79 points 1 day ago (8 children)

    for those who don't know, florida isn't that much different from many large states, with a lot of land where the bumfuck uneducated hick counties with a population of 3000 are overwhelmingly republican, while the counties with smart people--cities; college towns-- are >80% blue

    what sets florida apart is that this is where rich retired entitled myshitdontstink republicans go to live the final years of their asshole lives and vote red. google "florida the villages" --yea, that's real life. also google "FL villages STDs"-- that's also real life

    tl;dr: desantis is a useless sack of shit who accomplished literally nothing in life. except pick a fight with disney LOL

    how's that going, btw?

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  • [–] 8 points 1 day ago*

    lol they're going to find someone to be the fall guy and they dont' care who it is, or how justified. or even justified at all. it should be nauseatingly apparent by now that trump can point his geriatric finger at anyone and say "______ is his/her fault," and now that person is the new RINO/traitor/satan, and it doesn't matter what anyone says-- that person is done for

    I don’t know who is going to be satisfied by this burnt offering.

    maga will, 100%

    also, just to be clear: fuck rubio. if he's suffering, then i'm glad

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    The new complex near the Virginia border signals that even as ICE has retreated from its plan to buy warehouses, the agency remains determined to increase its detention capacity.

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    Internal documents obtained by The New York Times show that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement plans to open a detention center at the complex in northeastern North Carolina by the end of the year. The facility is owned by GEO Group, one of the largest private prison operators in the country. Contract negotiations are ongoing, but the documents show that the facility will have about 1,400 beds, making it among the largest detention centers on the East Coast.

    The opening of the facility — the first of its kind in North Carolina — signals that even as ICE has been retreating from its plan to buy up warehouses around the country, it remains determined to increase its capacity for detaining people as part of the Trump administration’s mass deportation campaign.

    Documents obtained by The Times in June show that ICE plans to offload seven warehouses that it bought for more than $700 million, scaling back a signature initiative under the previous homeland security secretary, Kristi Noem. The Department of Homeland Security sent a letter to Pennsylvania officials this month saying that it no longer planned to use a warehouse in Berks County.

    But it continues to partner with private companies like GEO Group to repurpose existing prison complexes in places like North Carolina, Colorado and Arizona, all of which have large immigrant populations.

    The agency has to find bed space in places that are perceived as “more friendly” toward such facilities and do not prohibit them, said Claire Trickler-McNulty, a former ICE official who has served in Republican and Democratic administrations.

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    North Carolina, which has a powerful Republican-controlled legislature, also recently passed laws that require sheriffs and state law enforcement agencies to cooperate with ICE, which is likely to increase the need for capacity.

    The Winton facility is poised to make North Carolina a major hub for ICE detentions along the East Coast, said Stefanía Arteaga, the co-founder of Carolina Migrant Network, an immigrant rights group.

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    Local activists have begun to mobilize against the facility, organizing protests and flooding county officials with questions. Bobby Ray Riddick, who retired years ago and used to work at a chicken processing plant, is one of them, with 10,000 followers on Facebook.

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