However France cant print money
Don't worry about 32 trillion in debt and 200 billion #silliconvalleybank crash. The fed has infinite money
If you put $200 on Tina Kotex to win you would only get $243 back. People in Oregon are tribal and brainwashed. Its in schools media everywhere. Its hopeless like the scene from Invasion of Body Snatchers. Tina Kotex will win again and Oregon will just get worse.
Searches of her older posts (including pre-2016 activity) return no relevant results confirming Republican registration, voting, or affiliation. Party registration records are not publicly searchable from X alone without additional identifying information, so her claims rest on her word
Hey @GOP! This ex-Republican just voted straight Democrat AGAIN because I hate you. You will never get the stink of Trump off your party and it is dead to me now. Anyway, have the day you deserve! God bless the USA and Slava Ukraine!
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Would you be a good president?
Everyone thinks they would. Fantasy President puts you in the Oval Office on day one, with the real Congress, real crises and a country that answers back.
Its called working for a living vs 3 months off for the summer, 32 hrs per week of work, 2 yrs off for having a baby and retirement at 60
There is a version of Europe that wins the 21st century.
It does not require erasing borders, nations, or cultures. It requires completing the single market. Building a real capital markets union. Creating a European army. Developing energy sovereignty. Scrapping the unanimity rule.
The barrier to achieve this is not knowledge of what to do. It is will. If Europe does the reforms it needs to do, fixes the problems it needs to solve, and if Europe fully unites, it will win the 21st century.
Dont fall for this. No Ukraine did not take out Russian data centers and Russians are not influencing elections. Liberals have main stream media for that.
Replying to @PDXFato @TimothyDSnyder
Ukraine did strike three Yandex data centers Oct 8-11, confirmed by the company, crashing its automated traffic per Cloudflare. That drop is mainly search crawlers, not social media bots. Researchers and monitors report no clear decline in political troll activity on X. The right-wing bots claim is speculative.
The bond market now rates L’Oréal, LVMH and Air Liquide as safer borrowers than the French Republic. Italy and Greece borrow cheaper than France too. French 10-year yields came within a whisker of 5%, and the spread over German Bunds hit its widest since 2011.
Germans are reading this as a win. It isn’t.
France has run a primary deficit every year since 2002 and hasn’t balanced a budget since 1974. The interest bill grows by roughly €10 billion a year. The prime minister has no majority, Le Pen leads the polls promising fiscal discipline AND an earlier retirement age, and Mélenchon’s party wants to turn €488 billion of French bonds held by the eurosystem into debt that never gets repaid.
So what happens when the next French president refuses to cut and dares Frankfurt to let French bonds collapse? The Economist’s answer: France probably wins. Greece tried that in 2015 and folded in three weeks. France won’t, because the EU doesn’t exist without France and everyone in Paris knows it.
That leaves the ECB pressing a button it built in 2022 and has never used, buying the debt of a country running a 5.4% deficit that can’t pass its own budget. And the biggest shareholder in the ECB is the Bundesbank.
Germany spent 25 years thinking it was the responsible adult in the eurozone. Turns out it’s the co-signer on France’s loan, and France just stopped making payments.
There will never be enough taxpayer funds to appease the French students.
Replying to @PDXFato @Clemence_Guette
No fixed sum has been named. Protesters seek more teachers and replacements, smaller classes, building repairs, more higher-ed places, an end to Parcoursup selection and no APL freezes. Local wins like extra staff at Créteil’s Saint-Exupéry calmed one school, but national demands go beyond cash to structural fixes. The 2027 budget adds €1.2 bn for education amid wider cuts; students call it insufficient.
The system senses it's losing control, so it tightens the screws. Mandatory digital identity, central bank digital currency, network censorship in the name of fighting disinformation, algorithmic surveillance of every exchange. No fundamental problems get solved; we just ban talking about them. It's the path Brussels is already preparing with the DSA. An order without freedom.
Lesson in funding schools France has better outcomes with half of the funding. But with half of the funding they are protesting. What is the lesson here?
Replying to @PDXFato @visegrad24
Oregon K-12 funding runs about $22,100 per pupil (2023-24), with ~52% from state sources (income taxes, corporate activity tax, lottery), ~38% local property taxes under equalization formulas, and ~10% federal.
French primary/secondary runs €9,080–€11,660 per pupil (~$10k–$13k), funded ~55% by the national state (mainly salaries via general taxes) and ~23% by local authorities (facilities and operations).
Oregon spends more per student via a hybrid model; France is more centralized on personnel.
Oregon will elect the lesbian communist again. I many ways I know how non-brainwashed Canadians feel.

















