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Feb 22
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Zelensky will not sign draft agreement with the US on minerals – CNN
war.obozrevatel.com/ukr/zelenskij-…Image
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The US-Ukraine agreement on rare earth minerals and other natural resources – in the form proposed by the Americans – “is not something that President Volodymyr Zelensky would accept.” Preliminary discussions will continue.
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These details of the negotiations were shared by CNN,

citing an unnamed source. The source noted that Washington is demanding too much from Kyiv.edition.cnn.com/politics/live-…
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Feb 22
1/
Today in Politics, Bulletin 76. 2/21/25
Ron Filipkowski
Feb 21
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… WSJ reports that Trump has fired interim ICE Director Caleb Vitello because he is not happy with the deportation numbers so far. The WH told them he will remain with the agency in a different role.

… The Associated Press has filed a lawsuit against the Trump Admin since they are banned from government events and functions because they are exercised their Freedom of the Press and speech rights under the 1st Amendment to call the Gulf of Mexico by its proper nameImage
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… After dooming the KC Chiefs in the Super Bowl by picking them to win before they lost big, Trump was back at it last night before the US national hockey team’s game against Canada, giving them a pep talk before their game:

“I’ll be calling our GREAT American Hockey Team this morning to spur them on towards victory tonight against Canada, which with FAR LOWER TAXES AND MUCH STRONGER SECURITY, will someday, maybe soon, become our cherished, and very important, Fifty First State.”

… Canada won 3-2.

… After the game, PM Justin Trudeau posted on X:

“You can’t take our country - and you can’t take our game.”

… Canadians in the crowd didn’t seem like they were interested in becoming our 51st state either.Image
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… US consumer confidence dropped significantly for the second straight month, according to the U of Michigan’s new survey today.

- It was down another 10% from January, which is double the amount from last month. The main concern expressed from those surveyed was Trump’s tariffs.

… A new CNN poll shows that 62% Americans think that Trump’s isn’t doing enough to address inflation.

- Trump promised to “bring down prices, starting on Day One,” but consumer prices over the last month rose more than any month since August 2023.
Read 21 tweets
Feb 21
1/
Robert Reich

Ten reasons for modest optimism
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Friends,

If you are experiencing rage and despair about what is happening in America and the world right now because of the Trump-Vance-Musk regime, you are hardly alone.

- A groundswell of opposition is growing — not as loud and boisterous as the resistance to Tump 1.0, but just as, if not more, committed to ending the scourge.

Here’s a partial summary — 10 reasons for modest optimism.Image
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1. Boycotts are taking hold.

Americans are changing shopping habits in a backlash against corporations that have shifted their public policies to align with Trump.

Millions are pledging to halt discretionary spending for 24 hours on February 28 in protest against major retailers — chiefly Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy — for scaling back diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in response to Trump.

Four out of 10 Americans have already shifted their spending over the last few months to be more consistent with their moral views, according to the Harris poll.
axios.com/2025/02/18/dei…

(Far more Democrats — 50 percent — are changing their spending habits compared with Republicans — 41 percent.)

Calls to boycott Tesla apparently are having an effect. After a disappointing 2024, Tesla sales
ccn.com/news/business/…
declined further in January. In California, a key market for Tesla, nearly 12 percent fewer
reuters.com/business/autos…
Teslas were registered in January 2025 than in January 2024. An analysis
electrek.co/2025/02/03/tes…
by Electrek points to even more trouble for Tesla in Europe, where Tesla sales have dropped in every market.

X users are shifting over to Bluesky ( my account
bsky.app/profile/anno15… )
at a rapid rate, even as Musk adds more advertisers to his ongoing lawsuit against those that have justifiably boycotted X after he turned it into a cesspool of lies and hate (this week, he added Lego, Nestle, Tyson Foods, and Shell).
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2. International resistance is rising.

Canada has helped lead the way:
- A grassroots boycott of American products and tourism is underway there.

Prime Minister Trudeau has in effect become a “wartime prime minister” as he stands up to Trump’s bullying.

Jean Chrétien, who served as prime minister of Canada from 1993 to 2003, is urging Canada to join with leaders in Denmark, Panama, and Mexico, as well as with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, to fight back against Trump’s threats.

Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum is standing up to Trump. She has defended not just Mexico but also the sovereignty of Latin American countries Trump has threatened and insulted.

In the wake of JD Vance’s offensive speech at the Munich security conference last week, European democracies are standing together — condemning his speech and making it clear they will support Ukraine and never capitulate to Putin, as Trump has done.
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Feb 21
1/
Today in Politics Bulletin 75.
2/20/25

… Trump’s approval ratings are dropping steadily across multiple polls.
A new WaPo poll shows that only 45% of Americans now approve of his job performance while 53% disapprove.
57% believe that Trump has been exceeded his constitutional authority as president.
62% said Trump is not “honest and trustworthy.”

… The WaPo poll shows that only 34% approve of what Elon Musk has been doing, 49% disapprove, and 14% say they aren’t sure. A whopping 63% are concerned about DOGE getting access to sensitive personal data of individuals.
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… A Reuters/Ipsos poll has Trump’s approval at 44%, with 51% disapproving. Trump only had 41% disapproval a few weeks ago in the same poll.

… 53% said they think the economy is on the wrong track, which is up from 43% a few weeks ago. Trump now has only a 39% approval from voters on how he has handled the economy so far.

… The Quinnipiac Poll has Trump’s approval at 45%, Disapprove 49%.

… The CNN poll has Trump’s approval at 47% with 52% disapproving.

… The WaPo poll shows the American people against Trump’s pardons for violent J6 defendants 83%-14%.Image
3/
… Rep. Jasmine Crockett predicts Trump's approval ratings will keep going down:

"We've gotta do better at education. People don't understand. But you will understand when those hospitals in rural America start closing down even more.
- You will understand when you don't have your social security. - You will understand when your Medicaid, your Medicare goes away.
- You will understand when planes continue to fall out of the sky. Maybe Sleepy Joe is what we wanted, because we could at least sleep at night."
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Feb 19
1/
Are We Now the Bad Guys?
Adam Kinzinger

- There was a time, not too long ago, when America stood as the beacon of freedom, the defender of democracy, and the steadfast ally of those who resisted oppression.

- We weren’t perfect—far from it—but we tried to stand for something bigger than ourselvesImage
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Yet today, as I watch the behavior of our political leaders, the comments of an ever-increasingly unhinged Trump, and the growing indifference of many Americans toward our role in the world, I have to ask a painful question:

- Are we now the bad guys?

Donald Trump’s recent comments on Ukraine and NATO were a stark reminder of how far we’ve fallen.

At a distant campaign rally, he gleefully recounted a conversation in which he told NATO allies that if they didn’t pay what he deemed their "fair share,"
- he would encourage Russia to

"do whatever the hell they want."Image
3/
This was not a slip of the tongue or a misstatement—this was a deliberate, public declaration that the United States, once the protector of Europe, would now entertain the idea of abandoning our allies to Russian aggression.

Yesterday, he called Ukraine the aggressor, today he called Zelensky a dictator,
and claimed that Russia could be expected to keep the land they got in Ukraine because

“it cost them alot of lives to get it.”

Moscow is shocked, and wondering if they are dreaming.

In the words of the former Russian President now Putin stooge:Image
Read 7 tweets
Feb 19
1/
Donald Trump has Dumped
Elon Musk

Elon Musk and Donald Trump's marriage are officially ended

By:
Johnny Palmadessa:
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In a stunning turn of events, the long-standing marriage between Elon Musk and Donald Trump has officially ended.

The Trump administration has clarified that Musk is no longer leading the Department of Government Efficiency.

Instead, he’s been relegated to a more “humble” role: an advisor to the president—or, to put it bluntly,

just another aide.Image
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According to an official statement, “In his capacity as Senior Advisor to the President, Mr. Musk holds no greater authority than any other senior White House advisor."

The filing further asserts, "Like other senior White House advisors, Mr. Musk does not have the formal or actual authority to make governmental decisions.

His role is limited to offering advice and relaying the President's directives."
3/
This decision follows an uproar across party lines.

From both Republicans and Democrats, there has been widespread outrage over an unelected figure like Musk wielding so much power within the White House.

His influence had reached disturbing heights—holding press conferences in the Oval Office, and even attempting to access confidential government data.

The public backlash has been deafening.Image
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