What makes a democracy a democracy?
What makes a democracy a democracy?
Trump is not original, most right-wingers in Europe copy Putin and Hitler, so does Trump in a lot of ways.
Thanks to Wall Street, all markets are betting markets.
I think it’s more correlation than causation, Russian interference being the common cause.
Yeah, the real difference is that Iron Man did more work in a 3-hour movie than Musk in his whole life.
We do understand it pretty well. Sincerely, an ex-Hungarian.
Save the trees, eat the beavers!
So another terrorist attack then. Glad to know the US is still going strong in democracy.
Just as the US/Israel are brutalizing the Middle East. That’s the point.
They need cash to campaign after the election too, coups don’t organize themselves.
Does he have more money than him, though?
Because as we know, more money = better than!
Isn’t this literally what happened in 42? Japan got fed up with the US interfering with its trade, and launched airstrikes against military targets in Hawaii?
I think EU law already prevents this, at least this has never been an issue in the multiple member states I lived in.
A bank account that you use to pay for stuff, the one that your card is linked to, as opposed to a savings or an investment account.
Yeah, but the Taliban or Iraq are not able to mass manufacture drones to sell to Russia.
dO yOuR oWn rEsEaRcH!
They are turning the frogs gay mosquitoes trans!
You “only” need to convince enough of the current states to elect a president, then they can just join that compact that has states always give their electoral votes to the winner of the popular vote.
It’s only as hard as electing a president, but you need to get a lot of state officials on board.
You don’t necessarily get common sense with money, especially if you are very wealthy.