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Some more thoughts on Trump’s truly wild decision to import large quantities of third world beef.
And if that doesn’t interest you, I give away the name of the best beef producer in America. dailywire.com/news/how-washi…
It’s here and it’s beautiful and when I’m done reading all 4 parts in roughly January? I promise to have strong opinions about it.
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I swear only @Emily_Sundberg could get me to go to Brooklyn. Perfect, Perfect event.
Imagine saying to some citizen of an ancient empire “one day there will be a nation with a military large enough to destroy the entire world and instead of becoming craven lunatics, it’s citizens will regularly throw out any leader that even kinda misuses that power.”
I feel corny even typing that. But it’s incredible.
Americans outright rejecting foreign wars of choice and needless imperial excursions rocks, actually.
Has anyone made a list of political operatives who have worked 8~ cycles in a single state and deeply understand what turn out numbers actually mean.
No one else’s projections matter today.
I have a Florida guy already.
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Btw. The Kalshi market on the foie vote has so little volume that no matter what your hunch is you can probably make some money.
“But get Hutchins talking about foie gras, and he might take you down his own philosophical rabbit hole, referencing Kant and AI and what it means to be human”
I’m insufferable.
The foie gras debate in DC has gotten weird, and you just have to read this to understand:
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“Hutchins sees a theme. "Stephen Starr, he runs around in Armani suits and really nice cars and has infinite money. And so for him to cower on that is honestly disgusting, and I hope he's embarrassed of himself, and I hope it's kind of hard to sleep at night."
D.C.'s proposed foie gras ban is based on a lie. reason.com/2026/11/01/d-c-s-…
Commanding Heights was a good read but I’m still mad I didn’t use the name first for a book on meringue preparation.
Ducks at dawn: Maga and liberals unite in midterm foie gras battle ft.com/content/a7d0b547-88e3… via @ft
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Replying to @Pontifex
Machines are tools, not persons. Today, some propose granting these systems rights, or even legal personhood. Such an approach risks obscuring human responsibility and leaving those who suffer harm to confront a faceless entity.
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SECRETS today. I delved into the foie gras debate in DC, by dining on it. With @whiteguyfieri
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