Are your energy bills half of what they were?
Trump promised to cut energy bills by half. Mine have gone up, though.
Politics
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The Invisible Hand of the White House
In the grand landscape of governance, one might presume that leading a nation would be more about public duty than private gain. Yet, it…
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Judges Look Under the Hood: Surprise! It’s a Political Dumpster Fire
Well, folks, imagine my surprise when our beloved judges put on their detective hats and started peeking into political finances like an airport security…
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Family First: The Billion-Dollar Handshake
Brothers and sisters, it seems we’ve stumbled into a peculiar kind of public auction where the highest bidder is family loyalty. Imagine, if you…
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The GOP’s Masterclass in Selective Vision
Imagine the GOP as curators of a museum where only certain exhibits are on display. You visit to see the promised oversight and accountability,…
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Flying High: The Perils of Luxury Gifts and Foreign Influence
Politicians keep telling us transparency is key, but when they’re jet-setting in luxury planes gifted by foreign states, it seems their heads are in…
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Gold Cards and Influence: When Politics Turn Into a VIP Experience
Folks, it seems like our politicians have exchanged their civic duties for gold-plated exclusivity cards, hand-delivered from the finest brand empires. While they promise…
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When ‘Half-Off’ Becomes ‘Full-On’ – The Energy Cost Conundrum
Ah, political promises—like trying to win a game of Monopoly by sweet-talking your way out of paying rent. Promised a sweet deal on energy…
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The Trump Economy: Who’s Getting Evicted Next?
Ah, the Trump Economy, where promises to prioritize the everyday American seem to come with a sneaky little clause. Remember when the spotlight was…
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Maine Senate Hopeful’s Red Sox Ad Pulled Mid‑Game—Campaigners Cry Sabotage
Graham Platner’s Red Sox game ad slam against private equity got yanked by NESN over IP claims. Now he’s pitching it as a win, while critics say it’s a smokescreen.
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