Stephen Miller probably committing that.
We can only dream.
General Trump Administration F**kery Thread (2025-2029)
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We can only dream.
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Usha Vance, missing wedding ring, belongs first to herself — USA TODAY
Usha Vance didn't wear her wedding ring to a recent outing with First Lady Melania Trump. Then the rumors started.
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She must really need her back blown out if USA Today is covering it
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damn yall trying to make us sound like some old farts.
I think yall are confusing Gen X with Boomers which is hilarious to me.
We grew up with the internet. Dont forget Gen. X were majority of the dot.com founders, first Internet adopters in mass, first internet forum users, first to pirate music etc.
Maybe you mean our adoption to Social Media lagged behind Millenilas?
Gen X becoming more conservative is expected as people tend to become more conservative as they get older.
Nah, I said what I meant. Xennials mark the boundary, somewhere around 78-85.
Someone born in 76 at the end of GenX was 24 in Y2K, 19 when Windows 95 came out and 20 when AOL stopped charging by the hour - they didn't grow up on the Internet the same way someone born in 1982 did unless they were a full-on costume-at-the-D&D-game level nerd.
By the time Xennials were late teens it was mainstream, taking over culture and there wasn't a way to avoid it. Most of our social lives grew around it whereas GenX could stay offline longer if they wanted to because they'd built their social lives offline.
Millennials are getting their first smartphones before they've left school. Whole different experience, but Xennials are the bridge. One foot in, one foot out.
I was 18 in 2000, my bro was 24 - we had the same childhoods up until I got on CompuServe in 1995 when he'd already left for University - my friends were all using SMS and ICQ before we left school, spending lunch hacking the library computers so we could play Quake. My bro got given an email address when he enrolled at university in 1994, didn't use it once in four years and it wasn't seen as a weird thing because he wasn't a nerd and he had all his important numbers written on bits of cigarette paper around his flat somewhere probably.
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It would be a Gavin and Tanner
Donald Trump faces articles of impeachment before Christmas
Democrat Representative Al Green has told supporters he will introduce the measures as a privileged motion before Congress breaks for Christmas.www.newsweek.com
was she the person behind the January 6th 
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was she the person behind the January 6th
The rebuild continues
Tbh I’m not seeing this anywhere else yet
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Famous writers at New Yorker are up in arms after fact-checker’s firing — The Washington Post
The media company dismissed four employees, including a fact-checker at the 100-year-old magazine, for “extreme misconduct.” Many of its famous writers are outraged.
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Supreme Court, For Now, Keeps in Place Texas Republican-Friendly Congressional Map
State officials have asked the justices to allow it to use a newly redrawn map for the 2026 midterms, part of a nationwide redistricting push by President Trump.
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State officials have asked the justices to allow it to use a newly redrawn map for the 2026 midterms, part of a nationwide redistricting push by President Trump.
Wow
Major blow to our Allstars. One less anti war champion in congress. Thank you for everything big Marge.
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This could be a separate thread. But cook, I think there's something to that generation and older is more likely to get fooled/tricked by the net and social media. Where are generation and younger are simply more experienced.Nah, I said what I meant. Xennials mark the boundary, somewhere around 78-85.
Someone born in 76 at the end of GenX was 24 in Y2K, 19 when Windows 95 came out and 20 when AOL stopped charging by the hour - they didn't grow up on the Internet the same way someone born in 1982 did unless they were a full-on costume-at-the-D&D-game level nerd.
By the time Xennials were late teens it was mainstream, taking over culture and there wasn't a way to avoid it. Most of our social lives grew around it whereas GenX could stay offline longer if they wanted to because they'd built their social lives offline.
Millennials are getting their first smartphones before they've left school. Whole different experience, but Xennials are the bridge. One foot in, one foot out.
I was 18 in 2000, my bro was 24 - we had the same childhoods up until I got on CompuServe in 1995 when he'd already left for University - my friends were all using SMS and ICQ before we left school, spending lunch hacking the library computers so we could play Quake. My bro got given an email address when he enrolled at university in 1994, didn't use it once in four years and it wasn't seen as a weird thing because he wasn't a nerd and he had all his important numbers written on bits of cigarette paper around his flat somewhere probably.
