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Key figures in Donald Trump’s orbit: Susie Wiles, Longtime Florida-based Republican strategist who ran Trump’s campaign in the state in 2016 and 2020. Lara Trump, Donald Trump’s handpicked choice to serve as co-chair of the Republican National Committee. Dana White, President of the Ultimate Fighting Championship and Trump’s longtime friend. Linda McMahon, Co-chair of the president-elect’s transition team and Trump’s longtime friend. Howard Lutnick, Co-chair of Trump’s transition team helping to find the team for Trump's administration. Boris Epshteyn, Lawyer who has been coordinating with Trump’s various legal teams. Stephen Miller, Served as the president of America First Legal, and now as the deputy chief of staff for policy. Richard Grenell, Trump’s former ambassador to Germany and former acting director of national intelligence. Elon Musk, Trump has said he will give Musk a role in his administration running an efficiency commission. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Anti-vaccine activist and environmentalist. Brooke Rollins, Trump’s former domestic policy chief and CEO of the America First Policy Institute. Read more on AP News: A guide to key figures in Donald Trump’s orbit

AP News: Trump picks former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee to be ambassador to Israel Wikipedia: Mike Huckabee This is him:

I'm for people having the choice of abortion so that they can be selfish in both ways, having a child or not having a child.

I don't have a problem it. It is selfish.

Well, whatever the reason is, it is selfish. It might be selfish for a conservative but selfless for a liberal or vice versa. And I'm not even saying that selfish is bad. Also, no matter if you are a conscious person, you're going to be selfish in raising your child. But conscious people understand the consequences.

I would say that your cultural beliefs determine whether you are going to be perceived as selfish or selfless. In any case, wanting to have a baby or not is a selfish act and couldn't be otherwise. What I am against, like you said, is imposing it against others.

@zazen, well, Trump isn't a fascist like Hitler yet. I would say that Trump admires dictators thinks that others owe him loves to manipulate the public too much takes others' disagreements as a personal attack

It doesn't matter if the baby has consciousness, is sentient, or whatever (non)spiritual justifications. Also, let abortion be called a murder. I'm pro-abortion because I want people to have the freedom of choice to not fuck up their child's life in the future, and theirs also. The people who are anti-abortion should stfu, have their babies without planning, and deal with it.

Here’s a list of who Trump has selected so far. Susie Wiles, chief of staff Mike Waltz, national security adviser Tom Homan, ‘border czar’ Elise Stefanik, United Nations ambassador Stephen Miller, deputy chief of staff for policy Lee Zeldin, Environmental Protection Agency Read more on AP News: Here are the people Trump has picked for key positions so far

It wasn't just invalid; he straight up wanted to overturn the election based on lies. It's amazing how you view that as not a big deal but then talk down on Kamala's character. Wikipedia article: Attempts to overturn the 2020 United States presidential election

It seems I have to walk myself to the gulag.

Trump is like Jesus; he makes people find their true selves.

A clock that doesn't work shows the correct time twice a day, and the arrows could be manually rotated at any moment by Trump.

🥴 Who would want to trust a government with emotionally repressed and less available guys?

I don't think the AI could or even should govern us at this moment. But if it could do that in better ways a few years later, then why not?

I have found a progressive UK news magazine called "The New Statesman". They have a YouTube channel where they provide analysis on UK and international politics. I like the calm, self-assured style.

@Inliytened1, think of AI as a reflection of millions of people who have biases. Now that's powerful! It's not only about trusting the AI on some stuff, but also about understanding why, how, and what the AI responds. Although, it's a game changer in terms of learning factual things. I want to make connections in my mind in an interactive way. And in the case of AI, the connections can become very advanced very fast. However, I'm not saying that it replaces other tools. Also, notice that what you said can be said of books.

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NBC News: Stephen Miller expected to be named Trump's deputy chief of staff for policy Miller, a staunch hardliner on immigration policy, worked in the White House during Trump’s first term in office.

💡 We need an AI for this forum that analyzes and provides info about what we write, like whether it's factual, aggressive, hostile, offensive, etc., before posting.

I don't think he believes that it was rigged, as he and his allies were the ones who attempted to conspire.

An article from Mother Jones: Donald Trump, Mob Boss—Then and Now

IMO, Trump was compromised long ago.