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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsObama demanding the resignation of the CEO of Intel
would have exploded every head in Washington. Does it not get more surreal every damn day?
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Obama demanding the resignation of the CEO of Intel (Original Post)
Brainstormy
Aug 2025
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Just_Vote_Dem
(3,521 posts)1. Too much of the MSM are in the tank for the Orange Monster n/t
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viva la
(4,463 posts)3. When I saw your headline, my first thought was that Obama should demand the "CEO of the USA" resignation.
But now I get what you mean-- this is not what presidents do.
"Small government" and "no interference in private property" and "free market" used to matter to the GOP. Now it's got one principle:
"Trump is all."
speak easy
(12,591 posts)4. It's desensitization, step by step by step
Krasnov has improved on the Nazi model thought - outrageously overstepping, then drawing back, then stepping up again, not quite so far. Examples - El Salvador (now Sudan) Liberation Day (now not quite as bad) Socking theJerome Powell (now crucial, but less visible civil servants).
KentuckyWoman
(7,365 posts)5. Another day. Another WTF
It is part of the playback and "news" is happy to assist.