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I'm on Bluesky and will start unfollowing every account on twitter that has a presence on the former. Once I've reached a critical mass, I'll delete my twitter account.

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Corrected for you.

The latest 'Lines on Maps' view: TLDR - Putin pushing as hard as he can to get himself as much land before he has to negotiate. (Not rocket science, exactly).

6.3 m votes down just across WA, OR and CA, though they haven't finished counting yet

Just compare the swing state votes from 2020 to 2024 and tell me where the ballot stuffing occurred :shrug: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election/2024/us/results

Presumably, you're fine with this then, as this is all part of Project 2025,

I've had Facebook for years and used to post regularly, but haven't done so in a few years now and rarely look at it. I use Twitter/X for footy stuff, bands and interesting people, but I always stick to the Following tab and never, ever post and block every bot that follows me. For a while I did...

We're a man down already...

It's incredible that it's a relic of slavery.

Russia already overtly meddling...

I went mid 90's - I got half loan/half grant and paid if off within a few years of working. Back then, and I guess also when you went, far fewer students attended uni. It's a very different landscape now.

He didn't do a very good job then. Perhaps he should have asked Thick Lizzie for advice.

You forgot 'not crashing the economy' - that's a Tory talent, isn't it?

In an ideal world, universities would be funded direct from the Government, no tuition fees and maintenance grants (not loans) to students. Sadly, this is not how it's currently setup. So, as far as I can see, the Tories froze the tuition fee cap for 8 years, all the while prices and costs went...

Argh! Try this and work it out for yourself, if you can. https://www.13keystracker.com/

It does. The Dem's lost key #3: Incumbent seeking re-election. Next question?

It's the incumbent party.

Yes, I heard that interview this morning as well. At first I though he was going to go down the chuntering road, but it was a pleasant surpise when he veered off that particular bit of chumpery.