Bloomberg says Bessent needs a reset. Susan says the midterms are economic war. Barbara says the C-17 to Moscow was a back channel you don’t put on a phone. Eighty days out — and the fight is the system, not Carney.
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Nicole Shanahan ads on RFK, Jr., JFK, and Trump
With RFK, Jr.'s historic endorsement of Donald Trump, we are seeing something extraordinary in U.S. politics. Nicole Shanahan, Robert Kennedy, Jr.'s running mate, has recently produced two videos being widely circulated.
The first, "Finish the Story, Bobby," provides a solid idea of what the Kennedys – at their best – represented. It begins with President Eisenhower's warning about the undue influence of the military-industrial complex. It shows clips of President John F. Kennedy's inspirational speeches; and, then, the shock of his assassination. It picks up with brother Robert F. Kennedy's campaign in 1968, offering hope, instead of despair; and, then, the shock of his assassination. It references a book about Camelot, called The Once and Future King, about the qualities of leadership in adversity. The video ends with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. joining with President Trump to Make America Healthy Again.
The second video is a fun spoof on the "talk to your doctor" ads. Do you have a friend with TDS? We have a cure: Independence.
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China built an industrial powerhouse, but debt and export depesndence threaten its future. Can Trump’s revival of the American System offer a new path forward?
Russia naming Britain a combatant, Mark Carney’s permanent-warfare bank, the Arctic icebreaker play, and Chrystia Freeland’s psychological operations against Americans ahead of the midterms.
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