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More than 100 organizations call for the opening of all Gaza land crossings; restore the full flow of food, clean water, medical supplies, shelter items and fuel “through a principled, UN-led mechanism; end the siege, and agree to a ceasefire now.” amnesty.org/en/latest/news/202…
As the Israeli government’s siege starves the people of Gaza, aid workers are now joining the same food lines, risking being shot just to feed their families.
Deutschland hat sich einer Erklärung von mehr als zwei Dutzend Ländern mit der Forderung nach Ende des Kriegs im Gazastreifen nicht angeschlossen. Der Bundesregierung fehlt die Lernfähigkeit, meint Cyrus Salimi-Asl. nd-aktuell.de/artikel/1192789.…
A July 21 report from The Washington Post states that the Trump administration has failed to comply with more than one-third of the federal court rulings it has lost in civil litigation since January 2025.
Germany’s federal government is preparing massive cuts to social welfare benefits, pensions and healthcare starting in the autumn. Chancellor Friedrich Merz made this clear last Friday at his summer press conference.
German Chancellor Merz announces massive cuts to social welfare benefits - World Socialist Web Site
The business pages of the main media outlets are also full of suggestions on how to save billions at the expense of the needy, pensioners, the sick and wage workers.
If I could ask powerful world leaders a question and get an honest answer the question that interests me the most is "How do you see the future of your country? Who is a part of it? How are they a part of it?"
In the US Republicans are peddling a vision of a white, English-speaking, Christian America. A nation with very few or no non-citizen residents.
America is currently a largely white, overwhelmingly Christian nation with a significant population of non-citizen residents.
11 million people out of 326 million people, who live in the US, aren't citizens and will never be citizens (unless we change something.)
They are here because US companies can pay them lower wages. A non-citizen is less likely to complain. Not because "Americans won't do those jobs."
I hate when people say that. These people are essentially Americans. How can we make *that* argument while also saying they are somehow mysteriously able to do exhausting, work for low wages?
The Republican project to eliminate undocumented Americans is either a fake out: that is, we will look around in 10 years and there will still be millions of undocumented people working in the shadows with no path to citizenship.
OR it's the same kind of eliminationism that leads to some of the worse crimes in history.
I want to hear someone say NO. There should be a path to citizenship. Requirements should be reasonable. Become a part of America if you want to stay.
I think a lot of people would agree with "Become a part of America if you want to stay."
A friend of mine works in roofing. He's been doing the job for 20 years which is amazing because it's a very dangerous job. From time to time I've had to talk him down from supporting Republicans because he sees directly how his wages are lower, his job is less safe because most of the other people doing the same job are here illegally.
It's easy to blame immigrants for "not following the law"
Blaming immigrants for "not following the law" is also BS because the US laws have been contradictory. They way the laws are enforced ranges from random to incomprehensible.
This is obviously because there are business owners who want to hire people for lower wages, but don't care about them beyond that. We can all see this happening.
There have even been attempts to make government programs to codify this arrangement.
Things like "guest worker" programs that let people work in the US in agriculture for two years but then they need to return to their home country for a time before they can return to do two more years. Basically an exception just so farm owners can get their field workers without those workers ever becoming a part of the country.
Just keeping a thumb on people pressing them down.
Allowing people a path to citizenship helps curb the exploitative wages paid to non-citizens. And that helps everybody! Maintaining an exploitable, undocumented underclass has no long-term societal benefits.
When I was a kid, my dad complained up and down about other farmers and other roofing contractors (he was both) and their immigrant workforces. He complained both about the immigrants and the people who hired them. He also loved to complain about OSHA.
Then he would make his own kids work for him, pay us a pittance, and put us in horrifically dangerous working conditions. He loved the farm loopholes in employment law that let you make slaves out of your kids.
…I tried just now to compose sentences in agreement with your point, but all my attempts to put into clear, concrete language the implications are so horrifying and depressing that even thinking them makes me nauseous. I can’t write such nihilistic things before breakfast, I just can’t.
Thing is, The Netherlands is the same. Temporary workers from out of the EU-region, allowed to work their shifts on the fields, which have highest amounts of pesticides and poison. Out when season is finished. In some industry a fence runs through the complex. The temps and the fewer fixed contracts can not have contact with each other. And talk about ¨things¨. Germany, max. 2 hr drive from anywhere in NL has laws for that. Fix and temp have same wages and protection.
The plots in Ukrainian cemeteries reserved for military graves are completely filled, the French newspaper Le Monde writes. “The sites reserved for the military are overcrowded. There is a shortage of places everywhere,” the publication says.
It is getting harder and harder to breathe. The world grows smaller as storms gather. All night the storm raged furiously, the lightning, thunder, rain, and wind locking us in and away from the wor…
On Sunday, the IDF massacred 92 aid-seekers. On Monday, it responded to global shock and horror by murdering some 130 Palestinians. Together with the killings on Tuesday, that takes the three day toll to at least 303.
Israel massacres more than 300 Palestinians in three days as “hunger knocks on every door” in Gaza - World Socialist Web Site
Bei ihrer Argumentation gegen das Abtreibungsverbot beruft sich Brosius-Gersdorf auf den Koalitionsvertrag. Offenbar war die Union so im Kulturkampfmodus, dass sie vergaß, mit wem sie es zu tun hat. Ein Kommentar. buff.ly/ABNyNz6
Me voy a poner (otra vez) el gorro de papel de plata y a decir que dudo mucho de que sea casualidad que todos los escándalos que están surgiendo del PP últimamente coincidan con un auge en las encuestas de Vox.
Hay gente que cree que esto es cosa del PSOE para contrarrestar sus propios pufos, pero a mí me huele que esto es una estrategia perfectamente planificada para agitar el espectro de la antipolítica que, de un tiempo a esta parte y en todas partes, beneficia siempre a la ultraderecha.
Lo que queda a la izquierda del PSOE no va a recoger el guante porque ya han quedado relegados a la categoría de "puntal del establishment" y por mucho que ahora podemos intenten desmarcarse el pescao está vendido.
Así que el panorama político ahora mismo es este: hay tres partidos, un partido de centro-derecha de tercera vía (PSOE), un partido de derecha cristiana (PP) y un partido abiertamente fascista (Vox). El resto son grupúsculos encargados de apuntalar al primero si los números dan.
Lo de no tener agenda lo veo para algunos grupos, pero no para otros. Otra cosa es que en la práctica solo puedan servir para eso. Pero bueno, gracias por la aclaración.
@danielmunoz no tienen agenda práctica. A ver, sabes el meme de "you have been psoed"? Pues esa ha sido la realidad para estos grupos los últimos años. Saben que se van a tener que bajar los pantalones una y otra vez ante el perro porque la alternativa es por+vox, así que no hay cartas con las que jugar.
Que la cosa es que aún quedan dos años de legislatura si el perro no se acobarda, y en ese lapso de tiempo todo puede pasar, pero amigues, pintan bastos.
Así que este es el momento de parar, pensar y organizarse para que no acabe pasando lo que tiene pinta de acabar pasando.
no creo en absoluto que sea planificado. La mierda del PP sale a raudales porque está ahí, simplemente. Lo que sí ha sido planificado es la equiparación de todo lo que es izquierda (incluso el PSOE, que sabemos que no lo es) con la basura corrupta del PP inventándose casos donde no los hay (desde Neurona a la persecución de la mujer de Sánchez). De ese modo, la gente medianamente conservadora nunca va a votar algo a la izquierda del PP, su disyuntiva será PP o Vox.
@aguVV ese caso lleva en danza desde 2017 y se hace todo público a la vez que el caso Cerdan. Cuando se trata de la política de este país, no creo en las coincidencias.
la ofensiva de la derecha está siendo con todo lo que disponen: desde jueces, fiscales, policías, sicarios mediáticos, etc. A mí en el fondo me parece buena señal porque deja entrever que se sienten más amenazados. Pero es verdad que disponen de muchos recursos en todos los estamentos de este país como para enfangar y echar mierda al nivel que lo están haciendo. Y si el PSOE no hace nada serio, acabarán ganando las siguientes elecciones, lo cual serían muchos pasos atrás.
totalmente de acuerdo... la única salida que le veo es un frente de izquierdas unido y dispuesto a dar mucha caña al PSOE, y aún así tienen ese lastre. Tendrían que ser muy rupturista. Y aún así, no descarto que, viéndose acorralado, el PSOE no vaya a una unidad nacional con el PP antes que verse influido por ideas socialdemócratas (órdenes de los que mandan mediante).
La única posibilidad real que tiene la coalición de ganar las siguientes elecciones es hacer un giro duro a la izquierda. Que no van a hacer porque patatas, y que si hacen, habrá que hacer malabarismos para que el PNV y Junts den su apoyo.
no hay que olvidar que no sabíamos de este caso porque el juez, inexplicablemente tal como funcionan las cosas últimamente, ha conseguido que no se sepa del caso vía filtraciones y porque la investigación la llevaban los mossos en lugar de la UCO. Y sí, lo del timing ha sido sorprendente. Yo no sé qué pensar.
Big Oil famously coined the idea of the ‘carbon footprint’ so that we'd be too busy blaming each other to take collective action against them. I'm starting to suspect that Big Tech has manipulated us into the same trick. Every time somebody switches to a recommended non-Big Tech alternative, someone will immediately tell them why the recommended alternative is evil too now, actually. Or if we moan about a new enshittified experience, it's our own fault for using the wrong non-Big Tech solution.
And don't get me started on employers who force constant Big Tech AI interruptions on to our screen all day, creating a noisy chaotic digital work environment, then victim-blame any member of staff who fails a phishing test because they didn't spot that an I had been changed to a 1 in a 74-character URL.
Yes. I've occasionally been one of the annoying people, but now I basically just try and walk the walk for myself, helping others do the same in whatever way they see fit. There's no need to make it more complicated. The goal should be for the big exploitative tech platforms to loose users, the rest is just details.
My personal way is: I try what I can. But when I see the carbon footprint of the obscenely rich ones, I know that we need political solutions. And I try to take my energy fighting for that.
A court has upheld the classification of the #AfD party as "suspected right-wing extremist" by domestic intelligence. An appeal against its listing as "confirmed extremist" is still running
A court has upheld the classification of the AfD party as "suspected right-wing extremist" by domestic intelligence. An appeal against its listing as "confirmed extremist" is still running. Follow DW for more.
On July 23, Commodore introduced its Amiga 1000 computer. It featured pre-emptive multitasking, high-color graphics, stereo sound, and a slick graphical user interface. What year was it? 1985. Yes, 40 years ago. This computer was a decade ahead of its time. #retrocomputing #commodore #amigadfarq.homeip.net/amiga-1000-te…
Hundreds of staffers at the National Institutes of Health, Environmental Protection Agency, NASA and the National Science Foundation have signed public letters to leadership opposing the direction in which the agencies are headed
“This is not a dry spell,” stressed Dr. Mark Svoboda, report co-author and NDMC Director. “This is a slow-moving global catastrophe, the worst I’ve ever seen. This report underscores the need for systematic monitoring of how drought affects lives, livelihoods, and the health of the ecosystems that we all depend on #AureFreePress #News #press #headline #GlobalWarming #climatechange #climatecrisis
Worldwide, some of the most widespread and damaging drought events in recorded history have occurred in recent years due to climate change and resource depletion.
“These are some of the richest companies in America, and maybe across the world. To ask them to make sure that residents don’t pay more in terms of their electric or water bills, [or] to do right by choosing the right energy sources to not pollute the community or the planet, we feel isn’t too much to ask.”
Data centers are expanding across the central U.S. to meet growing demand for artificial intelligence. That's raising concerns about growing energy demand and freshwater usage.
Ganz schön erstaunlich immer, dass solche Regeln getroffen werden, die verbieten, dass Menschen eingebürgert werden dürfen, die sich mit internationalen Recht auskennnen.
Im Internationalen Recht gibts kein dezidiertes Existenzrecht von Staaten. Wohl aber das Selbstbestimmunsgrecht von Völkern - und zwar als ein Recht, was unmittelbar gilt.
Brandenburgs Innenminister René Wilke (für SPD) machte ein Bekenntnis zum Existenzrecht Israels zur Bedingung für Einbürgerungen. Das BSW wurde nicht informiert und will den Koalitionsausschuss einberufen.
Was genau der "Staat Israel" ist, hat man mit "Existenzrecht für den Staat Israel" halt auch einfach auch nicht geklärt.
Es ist super-vage. Verschieden definierbar. Ob Israel als Staat wie in den letzten Jahrzehnten existiert, oder ein ethnisch/religiös-homogene faschistische Theokratie ist ja auch überhaupt nicht ausgemacht. Die Tendenzen der rechten die Zivilgesellschaft und Opposition auszuschalten stellen den Staat Israel wie er vor Jahrzehnten existierte offen infrage.
Woidke sagt dazu: >>"Es ist ganz einfach: Das Existenzrecht des Staates Israel ist für uns nicht verhandelbar. Wer der Meinung ist, dass der Staat Israel in seinen völkerrechtlich anerkannten Grenzen von 1948 nicht existieren darf, der kann in Deutschland nicht eingebürgert werden."<<
Was genau meint er mit 1948? Anfang des Jahres, oder Ende des Jahres?
Den Teilungsplan? Den hat Israel ja auch nie akzeptiert, sieht sich eher als Sezession vom Mandatsgebiet Palestina.
Die Grenzen nach 1948 akzeptiert der Staat Israel ja auch nicht - und setzt allein den Gedanken daran mit Existenzvernichtung des Staats Israel gleich.
Als völkerrechtlich anerkannt gelten die Grenzen von 1967 - völlig inakzetabel für die israelische Rechte bis in den Mainstream hinein.
Ein Palestina innerhalb der Grenzen von 1967 wäre hingegen die Grundlage, auf deren Akzeptanz eine Zweistaatenlösung verhandelt werden könnte - so der Internationale Gerichtshof. Weitere Gebiete - etwa der Status Jerusalems insgesamt ist dann auch noch immer nicht völkerrechtlich endgültig geklärt.
Huh.. made an interesting discovery. Old YouTube streams (1-2 years old) that previously had a vp9 encoding (something I KNOW for certain, since I have downloads of those streams) now only have h264 encodings (verified with yt-dlp but also in browser). I guess they're trying to save disk space. Very interesting though.
My guess (how I'd do things), they probably have some cleaup utility, where if a video wasn't played for long enough, it will delete all encodings except what is needed for maximum compatibility.
Not the first time I tried to (re)download an old stream, but this is the first time I noticed codecs missing from YouTube's repertoire. Must be a cost cutting measure.
I've noticed something similar with my lecture livestreams. I always waited for a day or two and then downloaded them, but at some point during the last two years or so they stopped getting vp9 reencodes for higher resolutions. It seems youtube figured that it's cheaper to serve the large files to the few dozen viewers than it is to spend extra compute reencoding and storing extra versions
@matrix I don't even blame tbh. I've ranted a few times about how stupidly wasteful they are with their reencodes, keeping around old options that barely anyone (if not outright no one) uses anymore. They should be cleaning house. But they probably still went for the wrong option.
Can't imagine them having any significant amount of users whose devices can't play vp9. I really think they should ax h264 instead. Keep it only for livestreaming, since it works better for fast encoding/low latency, but switch to vp9 for long term offering.
🔴 Le directeur du plus grand hôpital de Gaza a déclaré mardi que 21 enfants étaient morts de malnutrition et de famine dans le territoire palestinien au cours des trois derniers jours, alors qu'Israël menait une offensive dévastatrice.
Quand l'efficacité vaccinale est "négative", il suffit d'écrire qu'elle est "non détectable"
Efficacité vaccinale "négative" ? : quand le risque d'être hospitalisé pour Covid est plus important pour les injectés que le risque d'être hospitalisé pour Covid pour les non injectés. En bref le "vaccin" fait le contraire de ce qu'il devrait.
Tiré du #documentaire de Bernard #CrutzenLa loi, la liberté (ci-dessous). Et donc le premier film était Ceci n'est pas un complot. Un documentaire (1h03) sur une crise devenue plus politique que sanitaire. Le film se focalise sur la situation en Belgique, en utilisant un procédé original : celui d'une lettre que l'auteur écrit à son père, médecin à la retraite.
Après "Ceci n'est pas un complot", Bernard Crutzen propose "La loi, la liberté" Un documentaire (1h03) sur une crise devenue plus politique que sanitaire. Le...
Estoy escuchando una noticia completamente marciana: tras CINCO AÑOS de lucha judicial, el Supremo dice que que llamar Largo Caballero o Indalecio Prieto a dos calles en Madrid no supone exaltar la Guerra Civil ni el franquismo (!)
I’ve just signed a 38 Degrees petition to say no to £20 fees for GP appointments - our health service must stay free to access! Will you add your name? 38d.gs/173h
Protesters in Tel Aviv demand an end to hunger and the ongoing Gaza war, highlighting the urgent humanitarian crisis with flour bags and images of malnourished children from Gaza 🇮🇱🍞✊ Watch the scenes and calls for peace here: reuters.com/video/watch/idRW18… #TelAvivProtests #Gaza #PeaceNow #newz
1. Researching this week’s column, I felt that I understood at last just why, on so many issues – benefits, Gaza, environmental and planning laws, anti-protest laws, bank deregulation, fiscal rules etc - Labour is out-Torying the Tories. Why it has become so cruel, so destructive and so spineless. 🧵
2. To an extent I think unprecedented, Labour under Keir Starmer let lobbyists shape its policies. Before the election, Rachel Reeves told corporate CEOs: “I hope when you read our manifesto, or see our priorities, that you see your fingerprints all over them.” www.independent.co.uk/news/busines...
3. In the same speech, she revealed that Labour’s scheme to rip down our planning laws was hatched over a “smoked salmon and scrambled eggs breakfast” with corporate lobbyists. Result? The worst assault on England’s ecosystems in living memory. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
The horrifying planning bill, which rips up environmental protections, was drafted with CEOs in mind. We know because Keir Starmer told us, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
Justice Department officials reviewed Trump's 2003 birthday letter to Epstein during their investigation into Epstein and Maxwell following a series of abuse allegations.
Mehr als 100 Hilfsorganisationen fordern mehr Zugang zum Gazastreifen
In einem Appell fordern mehr als 100 Hilfsorganisationen ein Ende der Blockade des Gazastreifens. Sie fordern eine UN-geführte Hilfsmission und warnen, dass inzwischen auch humanitäre Helfer selbst Hilfslieferungen brauchen.
In einem Appell fordern mehr als 100 Hilfsorganisationen Zugang in den Gazastreifen. Sie fordern eine UN-geführte Hilfsmission und warnen vor einer "Massenhungersnot". Inzwischen bräuchten auch humanitäre Helfer selbst Hilfslieferungen.
He cogido un clásico de Casio, el F-91W y le he cambiado las tripas por un Sensor Watch Pro + acelerómetro + pantalla propia con más caracteres que la original de Casio.
Le he cambiado hasta la correa de resina por una de nylon mucho más cómoda... vamos, que del Casio queda el trozo de plástico de la caja y los botones.
EMHO no lo convierte en un smartwatch a pesar de ir equipado con un ARM Cortex M0+ a 32MHz por la falta de conectividad inalámbrica que le permita compartir datos con un dispositivo como un móvil, para actualizar el firmware hay que abrir la caja, sacar la placa y conectarla con un Micro USB.
Lo interesante es que el firmware es opensource y te puedes hacer el tuyo propio o extender sus funcionalidades haciendo apps con el framekwork que el desarrollador proporciona.
La placa trae cosas muy interesantes, incluye un sensor térmico que permite al firmware regular el reloj en función de la temperatura a la que se encuentra la placa. En la web dicen que puede ajustarse para tener un margen de error de +/-1 segundo al año, lo cual lo situaría en la categoría de los HAQ (High Accuracy Quartz) donde reina el Longines Conquest VHP con +/-5 segundos al año.
También trae un sensor infrarrojo para detectar el nivel de luz exterior.
Y el led es RGB, permite configurar cada uno de los tres colores en un rango de 0 a 15 para crear todo tipo de colores, eso sí, tiene el mismo problema de los Casio, no ilumina nada, incluso con el led en verde puro no se ve nada bien.
Por defecto trae cosas como la fase de la luna, la hora de puesta y salida de sol (después de configurarle tus coordenadas de latitud y longitud), alarma, cuenta atrás, cronómetro...
Todo esto tiene un coste energético, una pila que con el movimiento original de Casio puede durar 7 años, con este llegará como mucho a 2 años de vida.
En breve intentaré portar el juego del Mastermind y una calculadora de fase lunar para una fecha dada que hice en el instituto en mi vieja calculadora Casio FX-1500P.
Der Brief ist ein zahnloser Papiertiger, aber was er zumindest deutlich zeigt, ist dass Deutschland Palästinenser*innen derart fanatisch hasst, dass es lieber die totale diplomatische Isolation in Kauf nimmt als auch nur bloße Lippenbekenntnisse zu ihrem Schutz abgeben zu müssen. social.stuetzle.cc/@ingo/11490…
5 Hungertote binnen 24 Stunden, Demonstrationen in vielen israelischen Städten inkl. Tel Aviv, aber der Forderung von 28 Staaten und der EU-Kommissarin kann sich die Bundesregierung nicht anschließen.
"SYRIE / ROJAVA – Le gouvernement turc souhaitait que le groupe jihadiste HTC domine la Syrie. Le Royaume-Uni a joué le rôle le plus négatif aux côtés de la Turquie. La Syrie sera-t-elle livrée au HTC, ou est-ce qu’il y aura une Syrie démocratique et inclusive, comme l’exigent les Kurdes et les autres minorités ethniques
The #TPM in your computer is a trusted and #secure #hardware #credential storage #vault. Similar to a hardware security module (#HSM). It provides a #SecureEnclave for the storage of your private keys and other credentials your computer (and your account) uses.
This is operating system agnostic. #Windows may have pioneered the use of TPMs to help thwart network-based credential stealing attacks but they certainly aren't the only OS that makes use of them.
Even Macs have them. They're called "T2 security chips".
When you disable these chips you force the OS to only store your credentials on your hard drive, which means they can easily be extracted by anyone with physical access to your computer and via any network-based vulnerabilities that allows those storage areas to be read.
This is also why #Windows11 now forces the presence of a TPM in order to boot. Why? Because the threats to your credentials are too great. Especially now considering everyone is moving to Passkeys and the like.
Only a goddamn fucking moron would disable their TPM chip in today's world.
That's like refusing to wear your seatbelt while driving. Refusing to wear a helmet while riding your motorcycle. Refusing to have smoke alarms or fire extinguishers in your house. Jumping into shark infested waters without a fucking chainmail suit.
We have things in our lives that provide protection to us for a reason. Making a conscious decision to not use them is simply foolish.
I just stumbled upon these two settings in the #MobileDevices setting of #Windows11 Beta build. Interestingly only available on my backup Pixel 8a (where I only just now spotted the new features), which is odd cause my Pixel 9 Pro Fold runs the exact same version of #LinkToWindows ... 🤔🙄 Some A/B testing going on here? #WindowsInsiders
This study shows that the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated brain ageing in UK adults, even without infection. The effect was stronger in older individuals, in men, and those from deprived backgrounds. Cognitive decline was seen only in those infected.
Republican Rep. Mike Lawler of New York opts for House re-election campaign instead of gubernatorial run after meeting with President Trump, who previously endorsed his congressional bid.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Cheikh Ghazouani exchanged congratulations Saturday on the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
"Around 200 civilians complied. As they neared the aid trucks, Israeli forces suddenly opened heavy fire directly at their heads, instantly killing dozens. Others were left crawling, wounded, and bleeding "
The occupation army ordered the civilians to approach aid trucks with their hands raised—a clear sign of surrender—and then opened fire on them without provocation.
![President Trump, in terms of raw accomplishments, crushed his first six months in historic ways. Massive tax cuts. Record-low border crossings. Surging tariff revenue. Stunning air strikes in Iran. Modest inflation.
Yet poll after poll suggests most Americans aren't impressed. In fact, they seem tired of all the winning, Jim VandeHei and Mike Allen write in a "Behind the Curtain" column.
Why it matters: Trump appears to be losing by winning. The more he does [link.axios.com] (including issues beyond his legislative wins), the more the general public, especially independents, shrug — or recoil.](https://friendica.eskimo.com/photo/preview/640/8155977 "President Trump, in terms of raw accomplishments, crushed his first six months in historic ways. Massive tax cuts. Record-low border crossings. Surging tariff revenue. Stunning air strikes in Iran. Modest inflation.
Yet poll after poll suggests most Americans aren't impressed. In fact, they seem tired of all the winning, Jim VandeHei and Mike Allen write in a \"Behind the Curtain\" column.
Why it matters: Trump appears to be losing by winning. The more he does [link.axios.com] (including issues beyond his legislative wins), the more the general public, especially independents, shrug — or recoil.")
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