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Dude Feud Concludes

June 11, 2025June 20, 2025 Buck Banks

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Musk’s feud with Trump was just the rants of a ketamine whacko.
He’s deleting tweets faster than an oligarch fresh out of bravado.
It seems Elon was just a gibbering lout
Who was the first one to chicken out,
And so apparently we’ve moved on from T.A.C.O to M.A.C.O.

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(How) Will It End?

June 6, 2025June 11, 2025 Buck Banks

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Musk started it, saying Trump’s bill was a “disgusting abomination.”
Trump responded, targeting Musk’s government contracts for termination.
So Musk threatens Trump with impeachment,
Then Trump mulls Musk’s deportation and banishment.
We hope it ends with a duel to the death, broadcast to a grateful nation.

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Associated Press” The Trump-Musk Relationship Is Like a SpaceX Rocket

June 6, 2025 Buck Banks

“Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s alliance took off like one of SpaceX’s rockets. It was supercharged and soared high. And then it blew up.”

— Associated Press

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Maduro’s Legal Woes
Buck Banks | Jan. 5, 2026

Today Nicolas Maduro was arraigned in New York on charges of narco-terrorism,
He pleaded “not guilty” and claimed to be a “decent man,” not a villain.
But Maduro got bad legal advice:
His lawyer forgot Trump Inherent Vice™ —
He should have pleaded guilty and then bought a Trump Pardon™ for two million.

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Verbatim

    “Why are prices so high under Joe Biden?”

    — House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA), talking to reporters in January 2026.

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    “If I were you, Mr. President, I would kill the leadership that are killing the people.”

    — Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), on Fox News, urging President Trump to kill Iran’s supreme leader.

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    “A tyrannical theocracy has shut down the internet for an entire country so the world can’t see the brutal tactics it plans to use to crush a free Iran. In my view, this is the biggest free-speech story in the world right now.”

    — Greg Lukianoff, head of the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, on X.

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Numerati

    51.6%

    A new AtlasIntel poll finds a majority of Venezuelans want María Corina Machado to lead their country, contradicting Donald Trump’s claim that the opposition leader doesn’t have the support to rule. More than half of Venezuelans living in their homeland — 51.6% — say Machado should take over, compared with 14% who endorse Delcy Rodríguez, who assumed the presidency this month following Trump’s military intervention.

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    15 million

    There have been at least 15 million flu cases this season, according to the latest estimates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, reports ABC News. This year, outpatient visits for flu-like symptoms reached the highest recorded level since the agency began tracking cases more than 30 years ago.

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    335,000

    New data reveals that a staggering 335,000 federal workers left government work last year, with the vast majority quitting or retiring — only 11,000 were a result of layoffs from Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency, the Washington Post reports.

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    10%

    “President Donald Trump has called on credit card companies to cap interest rates at 10 percent for a year, effective from Jan. 20, without specifying how the proposal could be implemented or enforced,” the Washington Post reports. Associated Press: Americans would save $100B if credit card rates were capped as Trump proposed.

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    $1.5 trillion

    “President Trump proposed on Wednesday increasing military spending next year by more than half, raising the defense budget in 2027 to $1.5 trillion as he pushes for American imperialism in Venezuela and beyond,” the New York Times reports. “The president’s request for a $600 billion increase in military spending comes as his administration flexes military strength around the world.”

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