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The big companies always get what they want. In this case, it might be a good thing in that someone is standing up to King McDonald, but I think the small companies are still going to get hurt.

We're becoming too hopeless here. The activists are driving Musk out. Who or what can we go after next? I know it can't be psycho Trump, but there are other options which can hurt him.

But you said right now!

Either him or Dingler.

The market historically does better under Democrats. I think they wanted Trump because he jerked around the market in his first presidency in their favor. This time, not so much.

I think Wall Street won't let him get away with it. I believe they have a lot of influence and are pissed off about the tariffs. Then again, they would like the dove too.

According to the link that Del posted, he can not install a lackey.

Has your party made a decision on who is going to get the Presidential nomination in 2028 yet?

Never ever ever accept "free" trials.

In that case, it will be Christopher Waller. Can't trust a woman, Black man or Democrat in matters involving money.

He likes TV personalities who put on a show, so maybe Cramer! Only half kidding.

They accept God as their savior though, so they are OK

Stupid people can do a lot of damage too.

That is not surprising at all. Schumer is a coward and AOC is very likeable. I think she'd do well in any blue state.

I'm at his peril regardless, but he's a moron. At no point in the last 40+ years has he not been a moron.

I don't think manipulating the market is the only goal, but it's definitely part of the show.

Yeah, they seem to be more interested in draft picks than service time manipulation. I like that.

If Torres gets moved at the deadline, it means the Tigers are out of the race. So, I don't like that plan.

Whitler!

At least one person knew and he's got notoriously loose lips.

You are right. He hits like a second baseman!

It's still just 12 games.

It's really hard to see them sending down a top propspect with a 12/12 BB/K ratio after 12 games.

Great effort in the 9th. They never quit. The bullpen did not help. Overall, it's a different feel this year than the end of last year. Last year was magical, but unsustainable. This year, they seem like a legitimately very good team with a strong rotation, Tork breaking out and Green and Carpenter healthy and hitting. They still have fight, but it's not Hinch bullpen magic holding it together.