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ClashAndBurn

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  1. He's taking credit for Talarico being out in public claiming he "smoked him out of hiding" lmao As if this loser has anywhere near that level of influence
  2. It's amazing to me how little self-respect these centrist trans women have. It's almost wild to see the contrast with Brianna Wu's response to this, knowing that she believes my nonbinary identity is invalid and fake.
  3. "Kamala Harris is to the left of Bernie Sanders and that's why she lost" -Dum-dum liberals
  4. It's not so much that the government is failing to regulate AI. They actively do not want to. Especially Trump, who personally wants to ensure that AI is unfettered and free to do whatever it pleases because he's hoping to get a lot richer off of it. These people hate the world and everyone in it and truly want us all to suffer.
  5. This worthless disgusting motherfucker living in a completely separate reality
  6. We still have Biden dead-Enders this close to the 2026 midterms? Lmaoooooo
  7. I highly doubt she wins a primary in a competitive statewide race. The Democratic base just isn't that progressive outside of small pockets of dark blue districts carved out in the biggest, bluest cities. Alsoโ€ฆ It's not like black voters would turnout for the Republican but they probably stay home if she somehow does win a divisive primary against Ritchie Torres. "Black voters aren't your mules" will be weaponized against her merely for the crime of running against a black candidate. Antisemitism smears will be very effective in a state that holds the largest Jewish population outside of Israel. State party officials will compare her to David Duke and Adolf Hitler in extremely bad faith like they have a history of doing to India Walton and Zohran Mamdani.
  8. Statewide office is also just as unlikely. Upstate New York will absolutely -never- vote for her. The best hope for a job change she has is -maybe- NYC mayor after Zohran either gets term-limited or otherwise, and she will face heavy pushback there from Jewish NYers, Staten Island and Harlem voters.
  9. My hot take is that if Schumer runs for re-election, then AOC doesn't challenge him, nor does she run for president. My guess is she'll opt to stay in the House and eat her food after the black folk tell her now isn't her time through exploratory polling and so on.
  10. I mean, the 3-day work week part is one I believe. As a transitory period towards near-zero human employment, of course. But cost of living is going to go up with AI, not down, and paychecks will obviously be lower so he's delusional, lying, or both.
  11. Shapiro's going to be on the campaign trail trying to smear her, the wife of an ultra-Zionist Jewish lawyer whose firm started out Trump's second term by giving him free services, as an anti-Semite. I find that highly unlikely
  12. Why would he close his options when he is in zero danger of losing? I don't even like the guy but she's in no position to be making demands when she's losing by 20+%
  13. In the eyes of the vast majority of Americansโ€ฆ yes? Hasan has a lower approval rating among those who've even heard of him. Americans are more likely to be turned off by "America deserved 9/11" than "Los Angeles and San Diego are liberal shitholes and they deserve to be nuked." In fact, half the country would agree with the latter statement while Hasan would have less than 10% co-signing his. That's just the reality of the situation.

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