Oh, here we fucking go. The drug-addled scumbags of Silicon Valley have read the room, and it’s all bad news for them. Now they want to come back to the fold and be our friends again. We’re all cool here, right? No need for investigations and criminal cases and antitrust actions, yeah? Come on! I thought we were buddies!

The fuck we are.

Here’s Politico trying to lay the groundwork:

NEW YORK — Big Tech is bowing to a bruising midterms that saw Democrats successfully use Silicon Valley as a foil.

Nowhere is that hard pivot more on display than with Alex Karp, the CEO and co-founder of secretive tech giant Palantir, which bet massively on Trump 2.0 and became an administration darling in the process.

Inside Palantir’s Manhattan lair, in an exclusive sitdown with Playbook, Karp — who once criticized the Democratic Party as “totally irresponsible” — deployed the word “progressive” eight times to describe his philosophy while acknowledging Democrats “absolutely” corrected in 2026 enough to win back his support in 2028.

To be fair, Politico’s language in this piece is not entirely supportive and for good reason: It’s obvious Karp is full of shit. He’s scared that Democrats will look a little too closely at his obnoxious domestic surveillance company and all the juicy government contracts that make it viable. Take that sweet, sweet government money away, and Palantir is just a bloated tech company with not enough customers to pay the bills.

I’ll bet a shiny nickel Karp is just the first wannabe Tech Overlord to “suddenly” remember what good progressives they are. Elon Musk will absolutely double and triple down on funding the party of Nazis and pedophiles. It’s where he’s most at home among his own kind.

But others? Mark Zuckerberg? Jeff Bezos? Sam Altman? They are absolutely going to come waltzing around with their checkbooks open, with every intention of buying themselves a welcome mat back into the Democratic Party.

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It will work with some Democrats (it always does). It absolutely will not work on most and, oh boy, are these billionaire fucksticks going to be surprised to receive a cold shoulder.

They shouldn’t be, though. They brought this doom upon themselves. Their arrogance. Their ignorance. Their whiny mediocre white-boy grievances. They have no one to blame for what is coming for them. After years of pretending to be good liberals and sucking up to Democrats, Silicon Valley got mad that so many people on the left were asking hard questions. Why is social media so toxic? Why are the tech companies building so many products harmful to teens? Maybe there should be some oversight of a group of billionaires whose public philosophy is “Move Fast And Break Things.”

Because when Silicon Valley breaks things, they never have to clean up the mess they make. We do. They get rich; we get cyberbullying and cabs that charge double what regular cabs cost, and they’re unsafe to boot. Elon Musk blows up rockets all over the coastline; we get stuck picking up the literal pieces. Self-driving cars keep crashing, but no one is responsible. Certainly not the companies that make them! Why, that’s not fair!

The increasing pressure on Silicon Valley to stop being reckless with our lives infuriated them. They’re the billionaire elite! Who the fuck did these little pissants think they were?! No one tells Mark Zuckerberg what he can or can’t do!1

So when Trump “won” the 2024 election and the press made believe his coalition was some kind of durable political realignment2, Silicon Valley went all in on fascism. And why not? According to former Facebook head of global affairs Nick Clegg, all of the techbros shitstains “knew” this would work out for them because they’re soooo much smarter than everyone else!

I am always struck by how eagerly smart and wealthy people expound on subjects about which they know very little—especially politics. Their commercial success seems to foster in them a view that politics is easy, if only dim-witted officeholders would listen to them. It is this hubris that makes the Valley such an exhilarating and exasperating place.

Knowing how to lie, cheat, and steal your way to the top of the Silicon Valley food chain gives you exactly fuckall insight into politics. More importantly, these billionaires and multi-MULTI-millionaires live in a bubble so hermetically sealed from the real world, they cannot possibly hope to grasp the incredibly intricate nuance of extremely complex ideas like Americans not liking fascism and corruption and overreaching government intrusion. It’s just so impossible to understand! Why don’t people like having every aspect of their lives scanned, tracked, controlled, and monetized?! It’s a goddamn mystery!

Now that it’s all coming crashing down on them, Silicon Valley is going to throw money at the problem and hope it goes away. It will not.

It’s important to understand that the public’s intense, and still rapidly growing, hatred of the tech cockbites is not a whiny liberal thing. It’s not a progressive cause célèbre. It’s not a Democratic talking point. The right loathes Silicon Valley as much as we do. They hate the surveillance cameras. They hate the data centers. They hate the broken, shitty AI being shoved down our throats. They hate billionaires getting massive tax cuts. They hate all of it just as much as we do and for mostly the same reasons.

The billionaires have managed to forge a bipartisan consensus in a deeply fractured country. Amazing. Too bad the consensus is that Silicon Valley should be razed to the ground, the earth salted, and the CEOs put in chains.

So, no, Alex Karp, you will not be fucking welcomed back by the Democratic Party. You and your cohort are toxic. You ruin everything you touch. You suck up billions of taxpayer dollars and return nothing of value. You sold democracy out because your wittle feefees were hurt. You support fascists all over the world and work directly against the country that made you rich. You’re all traitors, and we are coming for you.

The loveliest part about it is that they’ve made themselves SO toxic that Republicans will absolutely sign on to the investigations that are coming. Hell, they’re not even waiting. They’re kicking off their OWN investigations already.

Republican governors and state legislatures all over the country have been pushing back on surveillance cameras and data centers for months. Why? Because their voters are SO unbelievably fucking livid about it, elected officials had to choose between throwing billionaires under the bus and being dragged out into the street by their own base. It wasn’t even a close call for most of them. Fuck the billionaires. Democrats are quite a bit further ahead on that curve. Both parties are quite aware of how loathed these rich dipshits and their companies are. Siding with them is political suicide. Using them as a piñata, though? It’s all upside. The base will eat it up like ice cream.

Mind you, this is all before the AI bubble pops and Silicon Valley shows up, hat in hand, demanding a trillion-dollar bailout. Maybe if their product worked and actually benefitted the public, people might hold their noses. But the fucking dumbasses in Techland have been promising that their product will either kill all of humanity or put most of us out of a job.

I can’t imagine why both the left and the right want to turn Silicon Valley into a smoking crater. It’s another eternal mystery we may never solve…

Alex Karp thinking he can wipe the slate clean and everyone will pretend he wasn’t a bootlicking fascist ten seconds ago is pure delusion. The same for every tech asswipe that tries to suck up to Democrats before they rain fire and brimstone down on them (with an assist from the GOP). Collaborators don’t get a free pass. They get investigations and subpoenas. There’s no backsies from going Nazi.

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Grocery shopping has become a more carefully planned activity for many American households. As food prices have risen over recent years, consumers have reconsidered how they organize shopping trips, choose ingredients, and manage their household budgets. Products that once entered shopping carts without much thought may now receive closer attention.

These changes are influencing more than the amount families spend. Shopping habits, brand preferences, meal planning, and attitudes toward convenience are evolving as people search for practical ways to maintain enjoyable lifestyles.

Some consumers are exploring alternative products, while others are rediscovering traditional habits such as preparing meals at home and purchasing seasonal ingredients.

Understanding these developments reveals how Americans are adapting to changing grocery costs while continuing to prioritize quality, convenience, and the foods they enjoy.

Everyday Beverage Choices Are Becoming More Thoughtful

Coffee remains an important part of daily life for millions of Americans, but changing prices are encouraging consumers to reconsider their beverage routines. Frequent café visits can represent a noticeable household expense, making home preparation increasingly attractive.

This shift has also introduced opportunities to explore different beverage varieties and ingredients. Specialty coffee products, functional mushroom blends, and alternative brewing methods allow consumers to personalize their morning routines.

Brands such as Ryze  contribute to this growing interest by providing information about coffee and gut health, helping consumers explore the relationship between familiar beverages and everyday wellness interests.

Preparing beverages at home can also become an enjoyable personal ritual. Experimenting with flavors, selecting favorite mugs, and establishing comfortable morning routines add value beyond simple convenience.

These changing habits demonstrate how consumers are becoming more intentional about everyday purchases.

Thoughtful Food Gifts Are Gaining Attention

Rising grocery costs are also influencing how Americans approach gifts for birthdays, holidays, and family celebrations. Rather than purchasing numerous unrelated items, some shoppers prefer carefully selected products that feel personal and meaningful.

Specialty foods provide an attractive option because they combine familiar flavors with distinctive presentation. Artisan chocolates, locally produced preserves, and premium nuts can make memorable gifts for relatives, friends, and colleagues.

For example, pecan gifts  offer an appealing way to celebrate special occasions through thoughtfully presented selections featuring a traditional American favorite.

Food gifts can also reflect regional traditions and family preferences, making them particularly suitable for seasonal gatherings.

Shoppers may appreciate gift collections that combine quality ingredients with attractive packaging, creating a complete experience for recipients.

This approach reflects a growing emphasis on meaningful purchases that provide enjoyment and personal connection.

Meal Planning Is Becoming an Essential Household Habit

One of the most noticeable changes in American grocery shopping is the renewed attention given to meal planning. Preparing a list before visiting the supermarket helps households organize ingredients around meals they intend to cook.

Planning several dishes together can also make better use of purchased groceries. Vegetables prepared for one dinner may become ingredients in a soup or another meal later in the week.

Families are increasingly considering how often they cook, which ingredients they regularly use, and what can be prepared ahead of time.

Digital shopping lists and supermarket applications make this process more convenient by helping consumers track purchases and compare available offers.

However, successful planning also requires flexibility. Seasonal ingredients and attractive store promotions can provide opportunities to adjust menus.

The objective is to create a practical system that supports enjoyable meals while helping households manage their spending.

Store Brands Are Becoming More Popular With Shoppers

Private-label products have become an increasingly familiar feature of American supermarkets. Many grocery chains offer their own selections of pantry essentials, dairy products, snacks, and household goods.

Consumers who previously preferred established national brands may now compare store-brand alternatives more frequently.

Packaging, ingredients, product quality, and price all contribute to these decisions. In certain categories, shoppers may discover alternatives that meet their expectations while fitting comfortably within their budgets.

Retailers have also expanded their private-label ranges to include specialty ingredients, organic options, and more distinctive products.

This development creates greater variety for customers and encourages competition across grocery categories.

Brand loyalty has not disappeared, but purchasing decisions are becoming more selective.

Many households now combine familiar favorites with alternative products, choosing different brands according to personal preferences and the importance of particular ingredients.

Seasonal Shopping Is Influencing Weekly Grocery Decisions

Seasonal food shopping has become another practical consideration for Americans managing grocery expenses. Fresh produce prices can vary throughout the year depending on growing conditions, transportation costs, and availability.

Choosing ingredients that are plentiful during a particular season can introduce variety into everyday meals.

Farmers’ markets and local produce stands also provide opportunities to discover regional ingredients while connecting with growers and independent businesses.

However, seasonal shopping extends beyond fresh vegetables and fruit. Holiday promotions, pantry staples, and family celebrations all influence purchasing patterns throughout the year.

Some households organize shopping around familiar seasonal recipes, making it easier to use ingredients efficiently.

Others compare different retailers before purchasing products intended for larger gatherings.

These habits demonstrate how careful planning can coexist with an appreciation for food traditions and enjoyable home cooking.

Consumers Are Redefining Convenience and Value

Convenience has traditionally been associated with ready-made meals, delivery services, and products requiring minimal preparation. However, rising food prices are encouraging consumers to reconsider what convenience means in practice.

For one household, ordering groceries online may save valuable time. Another may prefer visiting several nearby stores to compare prices and discover suitable offers.

Preparing larger meals in advance can also make busy weekdays easier to manage while reducing repeated shopping trips.

The most useful approach depends on family size, professional schedules, cooking preferences, and available resources.

Value increasingly involves more than the lowest price. Customers also consider ingredient quality, portion suitability, freshness, and how frequently they will use a product.

Ultimately, changing food prices are encouraging Americans to become more deliberate shoppers. From morning beverages and thoughtful gifts to weekly meal planning and seasonal ingredients, everyday purchasing decisions are receiving greater attention.

These adjustments reflect a practical desire to balance household budgets with personal preferences. As shopping habits continue evolving, consumers are discovering new ways to enjoy familiar foods while making purchases that suit their lifestyles.

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All the signs are there. After a split second of what looked on 60 Minutes like a teeny glimmer of willingness to compromise, Donald Trump is spitting mad about losing the midterms. And he’s getting madder. Mississippi’s Senate seat went to a Democrat, and not just any Democrat, but a Black Democrat. His candidate for governor of Kansas lost today. Another seat in North Carolina fell, giving Democrats 11 out of 14 House seats in the state.

Not that Trump noticed that last chunk of bad news. He’s just mad that every time a reporter raises a hand, or even when he checks in with Fox News, the news gets worse. He’s trying everything in his broken, tattered scheme-book. He had Todd Blanche send a letter to the incoming head of the House Oversight Committee threatening to prosecute House Democrats if they investigate him or his administration. Article One of the Constitution specifically gives Congress the job of overseeing the executive, but hey! Who cares about the Constitution, anyway?

Now the Kennedys have gotten together and added to lawsuits already filed to stop construction of his almighty arch because it will overshadow the grave of President Kennedy and the soldiers buried in Arlington, many of whom gave their lives for this country. The Kennedys. How he hates that crowd! They have everything he doesn’t. Class. Looks. The respect and love of the American people. Trump knows that the name Kennedy on a lawsuit landing on a judge’s desk will cause the judge to sit up and take notice. He knows the Kennedys’ lawyers will find something that will get in the way of his glorious plans. With the power of the Kennedy name in there, he’s going to lose, and he knows it, and he’s pissed.

What does Donald Trump do when he gets pissed? He throws a tantrum, or more often, many tantrums. This morning at 5:30 he blasted out another gaggle of screeds on Truth Social complaining that Democrats have been “viciously” attacking him for being corrupt when it was the Democrats who are the ones who are “CORRUPT AND EVIL.” He finally took public notice of the disaster which befell his money-buddy AI mogul Jensen Huang by suggesting he be replaced by Tim Cook, late of Apple. Then he proceeded to shiv his vice president for about the 30^th time by ordering him to leave negotiating with Iran to the Big Boys like Kushner and Witkoff and get back to searching through a haystack somewhere in the Midwest – Minnesota, Illinois, any Democrat-led state – for all that “corruption” Stephen Miller or another lickspittle has told him is really, really out there this time, if only they can find it.

What was JD Vance doing just a few minutes ago? Why, he was trying to open a backchannel with one of the leaders of Iran, the new guy who took over Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, to see if he could find an agreement they could come to that would end the war that Vance made the mistake of admitting out loud cost the Republicans the midterms.

No! Don’t you dare, said the boss-man. We don’t need a deal with Iran, Trump wrote, about 60 minutes after appearing on 60 Minutes to tell Ross Douthat that he didn’t “see any reason” for new attacks on Iran.

He is a big, fat, slobbering baby in a diaper, and by dint of the votes of a whole bunch of people who now appear to regret that they put him in office, he is the man in charge of the nation’s military. He doesn’t give a half-fuck about the War Powers Act, he doesn’t care that we exhausted more than half of our best, highest-tech, most powerful munitions in his last Iran go-around, he doesn’t care that the last time he sat in his makeshift SCIF at Mar a Lago and gave the order to attack Iran he ended up losing every single solitary military installation we had in the Gulf region of the Middle East.

The USS Roosevelt carrier task force is either on-station just outside the Gulf or within a day or two of arriving. A report tonight said that Central Command, headquartered in Tampa, Florida, has told Israeli officers to be prepared for new attacks on Iran. Over in Israel, the people in charge of security have ordered Israel’s military to prepare for a new war with Iran, Benjamin Netanyahu’s dream scenario now that his opponent in the election has begun negotiations to form a new government without him.

These fuckers, starting with Donald J. Trump, are crazy people. You don’t start a war because your party just lost a big election and it’s going to make your life miserable for the next two years. You start a war because you have been attacked, or in extreme circumstances, you are about to be attacked.

Neither of those conditions exist for the United States of America. The condition that does exist is that we have a blithering revenge-hungry lunatic in the White House. He is the first president we have ever had who has more enemies inside the borders of the United States than he has outside them.

Here is where it gets very, very real. People whose heads are screwed on correctly have begun to worry that Trump might be planning on using some form of nuclear weapon on Iran this time. His rhetoric has been extreme, warning that he might “destroy what is left of the country” of Iran this time.

He hates losing. He just lost an election that he is trying to say was “corrupt,” and it ain’t working. Too many damn voters turned out and shut him down. Republicans went down to defeat by something like 13 or 14 percent in the national vote. That is true loser territory, and even Donald Trump knows that.

He wants a win. He’s so fucking ignorant that he thinks he can win a war on Iran that he lost the last time he attacked them. This is big trouble, not only for the people of Iran, but for us.

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As artificial intelligence reshapes the economy, growing concerns over job losses, massive data centers, cybersecurity threats and Trump’s hands-off approach are fueling a political backlash against Big Tech.

For AI – or Superintelligence, if you want Donald Trump’s term, it is the best of times and it is the worst of times.

That dichotomy will undergo further redefinition after midterm elections that seemed as much a repudiation of Big Tech’s dominating ways, billionaire leaders and data centers as it was for Trump and MAGA policies on war and high prices. On the cusp of AI companies going public with record valuations, throw in a Chinese spy love scandal and a C-suite office romance for one of the industry leaders, and you get a boiling cauldron of questions.

Indeed, Jensen Huang’s resignation on Thursday as CEO of Nvidia, the world’s largest provider of chips for the AI industry, is threatening to have repercussions throughout the industry. Nvidia’s stock prices had sunk 11 percent – and had threatened financial positions for other tech companies — on disclosures of an affair between Huang and a woman identified by intelligence sources as a possible Chinese spy and on a separate office romance with a subordinate. Nvidia’s board met on Wednesday to consider what to do about Huang, who had resisted succession planning for his enormously successful company. The company chief financial officer took over.

What is broadening the impact beyond markets is parallel disclosures that Donald Trump was told of the affair with the alleged spy a year ago and did nothing – even inviting Huang to join him on a trip to China to discuss international AI development. Apparently, Huang was never warned by the FBI about a possible spy plot and we have continuously differing explanations by Trump and his Cabinet members.

The Growing Political and Economic Backlash Against AI

For all its promise, the AI revolution, which is on the verge of huge IPO financial deals, has emerged through this election cycle as an oversized villain, equally capable of delivering on promises of technological wonder and ruinous to daily life, if not human dominance over robotic minds working in concert on their own.

At the very same time, the artificial intelligence learning engines are showing that they can solve complex mathematical quagmires that could lead to advances in medicine and science, but dependent on job-killing strategies and environmental disasters that are sucking power and water needs from massive data centers that seem to just appear across rural America. We want the benefits without paying the entry price, or we simply are ignoring the realities of what to do when jobless ranks swell by hundreds of thousands.

Trump simply wants to give industry leaders an unquestioned runway to development – all to beat out Chinese tech development, as if it is an easily measurable race. Meanwhile, Trump apparently knew for a year that Jensen Huang, head of Nvidia, was found to be romantically involved with a Chinese spy and did not raise a warning flag, even inviting Huang to accompany him to negotiate with China.

Democrats have yet to describe an understandable approach to AI development that differs from Trump’s, though it seems clear that data center planning will be forced to meet more local demands for approval and that there are questions to answer about unemployment and the errors of failing to corral rogue robotic minds that seem capable of creating their own machine cabals towards solving security problems posed to them.

Big Tech’s AI Boom Raises Questions About Regulation and Financial Risk

Immediately after the midterm results, the financial markets reacted quickly and positively, seemingly in agreement that the ugliness of campaigning had ended and that there might be a return to more “normalized” government stability with the incoming opposition.

Within a day, the markets flipped back, recognizing that Democrats are less likely to support a regulation-free development market for artificial intelligence giants and that data center development and job elimination will have to undergo serious change. Obviously, that is the opposite of stability for industry leaders who just want to be left alone to race one another towards eventual profit.

Its own industrial entrepreneurs readily acknowledge that they do not fully know how to control self-learning machines from unethical behaviors or cover-ups but insist with an overly cooperative Trump government that there be no regulation other than self-policing in an attempt for nationalistic ownership of intellectual prowess against a competitive China.

AI machinery is not infused with moral arguments about right and wrong, simply with the drive for problem-solving, regardless of human discomfort with rules, traditions or issues of ownership.

There still are no profitable AI-developing companies, but we find ourselves on the verge of public offerings to make Anthropic or Nvidia the world’s richest firms. There is open talk of a “tech bubble” about to burst. The investments in artificial intelligence are eclipsing any sizable support for housing, health and manufacturing in general.

AI Cybersecurity Threats Could Undermine the Open Internet

Even as the general business community is beginning to see ways to use artificial intelligence in daily life, Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman argues that we already can see the dark side of AI building.

In a Substack column, he argues that we see anti-labor bias, an accelerated spiral into oligarchy, a data center boom crowding out other investments all leading toward a bubble that could plunge the nation into serious problems.

In the short run, the election campaigns have made clear that people are worried about job losses and the rapacious needs for electricity required by data centers needed to power our emergent superintelligence.  We are ignoring copyright infringements for amassing machine learning skills, and we don’t know what to make of arguments about machine “sentience.”

Krugman looks more long-range. Aside from industry worries that AI robots could potentially override human desires, Krugman notes trends that already show signs of internet weaknesses globally. Government websites in Europe were forced offline recently, for example, after AI incursions into a widely used programming language interfered. System engineers are spending their time repairing hacks and seeking to guard against reverse engineering of fixes. Reuters reported that AI advances have uncovered a stream of new software vulnerabilities almost certain to trigger more disruption.

The same AI that may help cure cancer also is an incredibly powerful hacking tool. It takes little imagination to think up doomsday plots involving pre-AI software in wide use. As soon as fixes are publicized, AI models have the makings for the next hack.

The self-policing model doesn’t seem to address this as an issue.

Krugman notes that the development over years of an open internet raised GDP by about 10 percent. The obvious answer to hacking will be closing portions of the open internet to membership that will result in a series of unending adverse political, class and financial repercussions.\

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As long as Democrats don’t fuck this up, history books will record the 2026 midterms as the fatal blow to America’s long-simmering right-wing insurrection.

We have the chance to break the racist stranglehold that mediocre white men have had on this nation for the last 200 years. All of the power and money the rich have stolen will be returned to us, and America can finally live up to the potential we all know it has.

It won’t be easy because that future is one where the color of your skin doesn’t matter. Where how rich your mommy and daddy are doesn’t matter. Where anyone can succeed, no matter where they grew up.

That is a future that terrifies the mediocre white men of the right. A level playing field is a nightmare for them because they know they cannot compete without holding everyone else down first.

But once we take back the Supreme Court, that is the future we can build. Now let me explain how that can (and will) happen.

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Main Topic: So…about the Supreme Court…

1:40 - 6:55 How corrupt are the Republicans on the Court? Historically so.

6:56 - 21:00 What’s going on with the Court right now? Nothing. That’s a problem for the GOP.

21:01 - 36:09 What happens in 2029? If Democrats keep their spine? The end of the Republican Party for the next 50 years.

Headlines for Short Attention Spans

36:10 - 39:08 Why is Mississippi taking so long?!

39:09 - 43:16 Parents are murdering their babies by denying them a life-saving injection that’s not even a fucking vaccine.

43:17 - 46:07 The press magically forgot to mention Stephen Miller is an out-and-proud white nationalist.

46:08 - 48:55 MAGAland is very sad Russel Brand is going to prison for being a rapist.

48:56 - 51:40 Leopards have eaten the face of Harmeet Dhillon. She is shocked SHOCKED to discover her party is full of racist morons.

Self-care of the Week 51:41 - 55:50

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