
jeremysenderowicz
@senderowiczj
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The successor-in-interest to @jsende, only this time with better operational security.
Joined December 2021
I’m sure I will be much better behaved with this new account.
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Someone who has spent years putting out irresponsible and misleading work? Tell me more, John Oliver.
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As libs pivot away Gaza, we must continue to remind them: Who ended *the genocide* libs? WHO ENDED IT? That’s right, President Trump did. We need to ask libs: Don’t you think you should be thankful and little bit grateful, hmmm?
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Honestly if the Nobel committee wants to do the funniest thing it’ll give Kushner the next Peace Prize rather than Trump.
No sarcasm: if Jared Kushner isn’t on the shortlist to head one of the top schools of diplomacy in the U.S. (e.g., Georgetown, Hopkins, Tufts) the next time a vacancy opens up, that says more about them than him.
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No sarcasm: if Jared Kushner isn’t on the shortlist to head one of the top schools of diplomacy in the U.S. (e.g., Georgetown, Hopkins, Tufts) the next time a vacancy opens up, that says more about them than him.
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I'll trade you Columbus day becoming Indigenous People's Day if we can change Labor Day into Capital Day.
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Former Biden State Dept official Brett McGurk HAILS on President Trump’s peace deal: “I’ve been reflecting a lot today, Kasie. It's extraordinary day. It's a day humanity and hopefully peace can come from this. But let me. I've been going back to October 7, and one of the first
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In re Bari and CBS, bringing Dan Rather out of the old-age home to define responsible journalism is like raising Wilt Chamberlain from the dead to define monogamy
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If only hamas surrendered and released the hostages earlier
I was on CNN with @brikeilarcnn talking about how Trump's peace plan came too late at the cost of thousands of lives, how Palestinians have less to be thrilled about because they're returning to destroyed homes, and what should happen to Hamas. Full clip:
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Thank G-d they’re home.
HORRIFYING TESTIMONIES: - Elkana Bohbot spent his entire captivity underground in Hamas’ tunnels, chained to the floor. - Avinatan Or spent two years completely isolated in captivity. He lost 30% to 40% of his weight. - Matan Angrest was given a medical procedure without
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If your TDS keeps you from celebrating the return of the hostages because Trump was involved, then it’s not really about principles for you. So why should we listen to anything else you say in criticism of this administration?
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This is so going up on the wall of his office, and deservedly so.
The living Israeli hostages held in Gaza have been freed under the first phase of Donald Trump's peace plan, alongside a Palestinian prisoner release. The deal may become a signature achievement of Trump's second term, and it could mark a strategic turning point for the Middle
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I was directing this at liberal Jews but it’s also noteworthy which people on the right don’t have a word to say about Trump’s incredible accomplishments because if they celebrate this win their Jew-hating audience will leave “$7k” comments on their posts.
PSA: "Bittersweet" today is that some hostages came home and some died in torturous captivity NOT that some hostages came home and you have to give Trump credit for it.
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🚨 Dad came home: David's first hug with the twins Emma and Yuli
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🚨 First hug after two years: Elkana reunites with his son Raam.
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My working hypothesis is that this is a rerun of the Arab Oil Embargo: effective in the short run, but it spurs the development of new supplies that eventually solve the dependency problem, leaving the embargoteers worse off.
This question--why can't we just solve our rare earths problem already!--comes up a lot. As someone who worked on this when I was in government, several thoughts. This is to explain, not defend, why we are where we are, and to offer recommendations. Clearly, we need to fix the
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@senderowiczj In 2010 Kristol was the leader of an organization called "The Emergency Committee for Israel" whose purpose was to defend Israel from the hostile policies of the Obama administration. Half a decade later he was late-stage TDS. https://t.co/6VpmjhV9DN
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What should we think of those who considered Barack Obama a threat to the Jewish state’s survival, but who now seek to revive his policies merely to spite Trump?
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marc's public war against jack dorsey and patrick collison, which led directly to legislation that effectively forced them both out of the city, is a massively important chapter of local political history that needs to be remembered
imo things are better here than they've been in years. we still have miles to go, but there is a path to victory, and marc would do us more help reversing prop c and bringing the companies he drove out of town back into the city than calling for federal troops on market street.
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They told me striking Iran would lead to WWIII and instead it lead to peace in the Middle East
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