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@ZhiZhu@newsie.social  ·  activity timestamp 10 hours ago
Text from article: This also came as the Department of Justice dismissed its case against David Hearn, who had been falsely accused of damaging the Reflecting Pool. In court filings, Jeanine Pirro acknowledged there was no evidence supporting the government’s theory and that the damage resulted from construction failures rather than vandalism. The filing also exposed serious problems involving the Department of the Interior’s handling of the project. Frankly, none of this surprised us. We all knew the Reflecting Pool wasn’t damaged because of some elaborate act of vandalism. We knew the contractor had done a poor job, and now the government’s own court filing confirms it. What’s remarkable is how differently this administration behaves depending on whether it’s inside a courtroom or on social media. That’s the story of this regime. It also makes me think about how the same people who lied to the public about the Reflecting Pool continue to lie to the public about the Epstein files, the economy, the deficit, and virtually everything else. While they make grand claims about money supposedly pouring into America, our debt continues to climb, Treasury yields remain elevated, mortgage rates continue squeezing families, and millions of Americans are struggling to make ends meet. The lies never stop.
Text from article: This also came as the Department of Justice dismissed its case against David Hearn, who had been falsely accused of damaging the Reflecting Pool. In court filings, Jeanine Pirro acknowledged there was no evidence supporting the government’s theory and that the damage resulted from construction failures rather than vandalism. The filing also exposed serious problems involving the Department of the Interior’s handling of the project. Frankly, none of this surprised us. We all knew the Reflecting Pool wasn’t damaged because of some elaborate act of vandalism. We knew the contractor had done a poor job, and now the government’s own court filing confirms it. What’s remarkable is how differently this administration behaves depending on whether it’s inside a courtroom or on social media. That’s the story of this regime. It also makes me think about how the same people who lied to the public about the Reflecting Pool continue to lie to the public about the Epstein files, the economy, the deficit, and virtually everything else. While they make grand claims about money supposedly pouring into America, our debt continues to climb, Treasury yields remain elevated, mortgage rates continue squeezing families, and millions of Americans are struggling to make ends meet. The lies never stop.
Text from article: This also came as the Department of Justice dismissed its case against David Hearn, who had been falsely accused of damaging the Reflecting Pool. In court filings, Jeanine Pirro acknowledged there was no evidence supporting the government’s theory and that the damage resulted from construction failures rather than vandalism. The filing also exposed serious problems involving the Department of the Interior’s handling of the project. Frankly, none of this surprised us. We all knew the Reflecting Pool wasn’t damaged because of some elaborate act of vandalism. We knew the contractor had done a poor job, and now the government’s own court filing confirms it. What’s remarkable is how differently this administration behaves depending on whether it’s inside a courtroom or on social media. That’s the story of this regime. It also makes me think about how the same people who lied to the public about the Reflecting Pool continue to lie to the public about the Epstein files, the economy, the deficit, and virtually everything else. While they make grand claims about money supposedly pouring into America, our debt continues to climb, Treasury yields remain elevated, mortgage rates continue squeezing families, and millions of Americans are struggling to make ends meet. The lies never stop.
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Zhi Zhu 🕸️
@ZhiZhu@newsie.social  ·  activity timestamp 10 hours ago
Text from article: This also came as the Department of Justice dismissed its case against David Hearn, who had been falsely accused of damaging the Reflecting Pool. In court filings, Jeanine Pirro acknowledged there was no evidence supporting the government’s theory and that the damage resulted from construction failures rather than vandalism. The filing also exposed serious problems involving the Department of the Interior’s handling of the project. Frankly, none of this surprised us. We all knew the Reflecting Pool wasn’t damaged because of some elaborate act of vandalism. We knew the contractor had done a poor job, and now the government’s own court filing confirms it. What’s remarkable is how differently this administration behaves depending on whether it’s inside a courtroom or on social media. That’s the story of this regime. It also makes me think about how the same people who lied to the public about the Reflecting Pool continue to lie to the public about the Epstein files, the economy, the deficit, and virtually everything else. While they make grand claims about money supposedly pouring into America, our debt continues to climb, Treasury yields remain elevated, mortgage rates continue squeezing families, and millions of Americans are struggling to make ends meet. The lies never stop.
Text from article: This also came as the Department of Justice dismissed its case against David Hearn, who had been falsely accused of damaging the Reflecting Pool. In court filings, Jeanine Pirro acknowledged there was no evidence supporting the government’s theory and that the damage resulted from construction failures rather than vandalism. The filing also exposed serious problems involving the Department of the Interior’s handling of the project. Frankly, none of this surprised us. We all knew the Reflecting Pool wasn’t damaged because of some elaborate act of vandalism. We knew the contractor had done a poor job, and now the government’s own court filing confirms it. What’s remarkable is how differently this administration behaves depending on whether it’s inside a courtroom or on social media. That’s the story of this regime. It also makes me think about how the same people who lied to the public about the Reflecting Pool continue to lie to the public about the Epstein files, the economy, the deficit, and virtually everything else. While they make grand claims about money supposedly pouring into America, our debt continues to climb, Treasury yields remain elevated, mortgage rates continue squeezing families, and millions of Americans are struggling to make ends meet. The lies never stop.
Text from article: This also came as the Department of Justice dismissed its case against David Hearn, who had been falsely accused of damaging the Reflecting Pool. In court filings, Jeanine Pirro acknowledged there was no evidence supporting the government’s theory and that the damage resulted from construction failures rather than vandalism. The filing also exposed serious problems involving the Department of the Interior’s handling of the project. Frankly, none of this surprised us. We all knew the Reflecting Pool wasn’t damaged because of some elaborate act of vandalism. We knew the contractor had done a poor job, and now the government’s own court filing confirms it. What’s remarkable is how differently this administration behaves depending on whether it’s inside a courtroom or on social media. That’s the story of this regime. It also makes me think about how the same people who lied to the public about the Reflecting Pool continue to lie to the public about the Epstein files, the economy, the deficit, and virtually everything else. While they make grand claims about money supposedly pouring into America, our debt continues to climb, Treasury yields remain elevated, mortgage rates continue squeezing families, and millions of Americans are struggling to make ends meet. The lies never stop.
MeidasTouch
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Zhi Zhu 🕸️
@ZhiZhu@newsie.social  ·  activity timestamp 10 hours ago
Text from article: This also came as the Department of Justice dismissed its case against David Hearn, who had been falsely accused of damaging the Reflecting Pool. In court filings, Jeanine Pirro acknowledged there was no evidence supporting the government’s theory and that the damage resulted from construction failures rather than vandalism. The filing also exposed serious problems involving the Department of the Interior’s handling of the project. Frankly, none of this surprised us. We all knew the Reflecting Pool wasn’t damaged because of some elaborate act of vandalism. We knew the contractor had done a poor job, and now the government’s own court filing confirms it. What’s remarkable is how differently this administration behaves depending on whether it’s inside a courtroom or on social media. That’s the story of this regime. It also makes me think about how the same people who lied to the public about the Reflecting Pool continue to lie to the public about the Epstein files, the economy, the deficit, and virtually everything else. While they make grand claims about money supposedly pouring into America, our debt continues to climb, Treasury yields remain elevated, mortgage rates continue squeezing families, and millions of Americans are struggling to make ends meet. The lies never stop.
Text from article: This also came as the Department of Justice dismissed its case against David Hearn, who had been falsely accused of damaging the Reflecting Pool. In court filings, Jeanine Pirro acknowledged there was no evidence supporting the government’s theory and that the damage resulted from construction failures rather than vandalism. The filing also exposed serious problems involving the Department of the Interior’s handling of the project. Frankly, none of this surprised us. We all knew the Reflecting Pool wasn’t damaged because of some elaborate act of vandalism. We knew the contractor had done a poor job, and now the government’s own court filing confirms it. What’s remarkable is how differently this administration behaves depending on whether it’s inside a courtroom or on social media. That’s the story of this regime. It also makes me think about how the same people who lied to the public about the Reflecting Pool continue to lie to the public about the Epstein files, the economy, the deficit, and virtually everything else. While they make grand claims about money supposedly pouring into America, our debt continues to climb, Treasury yields remain elevated, mortgage rates continue squeezing families, and millions of Americans are struggling to make ends meet. The lies never stop.
Text from article: This also came as the Department of Justice dismissed its case against David Hearn, who had been falsely accused of damaging the Reflecting Pool. In court filings, Jeanine Pirro acknowledged there was no evidence supporting the government’s theory and that the damage resulted from construction failures rather than vandalism. The filing also exposed serious problems involving the Department of the Interior’s handling of the project. Frankly, none of this surprised us. We all knew the Reflecting Pool wasn’t damaged because of some elaborate act of vandalism. We knew the contractor had done a poor job, and now the government’s own court filing confirms it. What’s remarkable is how differently this administration behaves depending on whether it’s inside a courtroom or on social media. That’s the story of this regime. It also makes me think about how the same people who lied to the public about the Reflecting Pool continue to lie to the public about the Epstein files, the economy, the deficit, and virtually everything else. While they make grand claims about money supposedly pouring into America, our debt continues to climb, Treasury yields remain elevated, mortgage rates continue squeezing families, and millions of Americans are struggling to make ends meet. The lies never stop.
Jen Sorensen
@jensorensen@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp yesterday
More e-commerce chaos The concept of a single product has been growing vaguer for years Puffffmaster™ pillow Model #t4xp5 Slightly different sizes, color, stitching. Made in two separate factories Now we’re seeing the same item listed on a single website under multiple different AI-generated names Pflagl chair $314 Eeponx chair $597 Same picture, same factory at completely different prices on the same page Adding to the chaos, rideshare companies are charging wildly different fares for the same route at the same time Recent Consumer Reports investigation Person 1 looking at rideshare app saying $50.21: WHAA?! Person 2 looking at rideshare app saying $30.95: it’s my lucky day! Imagine if companies had to be honest Torkfeqv chair $422.50 hurry-1 left! Note: The chair* depicted in this AL-generated photo comes from one of five factories in three countries under a “brand” generated at time of purchase and a price determined by 762 variables including wind speed at your location and the browsing history of your children. *Product received may or may not resemble a chair ©2026 Jen Sorensen – Jensorensen.com
More e-commerce chaos The concept of a single product has been growing vaguer for years Puffffmaster™ pillow Model #t4xp5 Slightly different sizes, color, stitching. Made in two separate factories Now we’re seeing the same item listed on a single website under multiple different AI-generated names Pflagl chair $314 Eeponx chair $597 Same picture, same factory at completely different prices on the same page Adding to the chaos, rideshare companies are charging wildly different fares for the same route at the same time Recent Consumer Reports investigation Person 1 looking at rideshare app saying $50.21: WHAA?! Person 2 looking at rideshare app saying $30.95: it’s my lucky day! Imagine if companies had to be honest Torkfeqv chair $422.50 hurry-1 left! Note: The chair* depicted in this AL-generated photo comes from one of five factories in three countries under a “brand” generated at time of purchase and a price determined by 762 variables including wind speed at your location and the browsing history of your children. *Product received may or may not resemble a chair ©2026 Jen Sorensen – Jensorensen.com
More e-commerce chaos The concept of a single product has been growing vaguer for years Puffffmaster™ pillow Model #t4xp5 Slightly different sizes, color, stitching. Made in two separate factories Now we’re seeing the same item listed on a single website under multiple different AI-generated names Pflagl chair $314 Eeponx chair $597 Same picture, same factory at completely different prices on the same page Adding to the chaos, rideshare companies are charging wildly different fares for the same route at the same time Recent Consumer Reports investigation Person 1 looking at rideshare app saying $50.21: WHAA?! Person 2 looking at rideshare app saying $30.95: it’s my lucky day! Imagine if companies had to be honest Torkfeqv chair $422.50 hurry-1 left! Note: The chair* depicted in this AL-generated photo comes from one of five factories in three countries under a “brand” generated at time of purchase and a price determined by 762 variables including wind speed at your location and the browsing history of your children. *Product received may or may not resemble a chair ©2026 Jen Sorensen – Jensorensen.com
Nonilex
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Jen Sorensen
@jensorensen@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp yesterday
More e-commerce chaos The concept of a single product has been growing vaguer for years Puffffmaster™ pillow Model #t4xp5 Slightly different sizes, color, stitching. Made in two separate factories Now we’re seeing the same item listed on a single website under multiple different AI-generated names Pflagl chair $314 Eeponx chair $597 Same picture, same factory at completely different prices on the same page Adding to the chaos, rideshare companies are charging wildly different fares for the same route at the same time Recent Consumer Reports investigation Person 1 looking at rideshare app saying $50.21: WHAA?! Person 2 looking at rideshare app saying $30.95: it’s my lucky day! Imagine if companies had to be honest Torkfeqv chair $422.50 hurry-1 left! Note: The chair* depicted in this AL-generated photo comes from one of five factories in three countries under a “brand” generated at time of purchase and a price determined by 762 variables including wind speed at your location and the browsing history of your children. *Product received may or may not resemble a chair ©2026 Jen Sorensen – Jensorensen.com
More e-commerce chaos The concept of a single product has been growing vaguer for years Puffffmaster™ pillow Model #t4xp5 Slightly different sizes, color, stitching. Made in two separate factories Now we’re seeing the same item listed on a single website under multiple different AI-generated names Pflagl chair $314 Eeponx chair $597 Same picture, same factory at completely different prices on the same page Adding to the chaos, rideshare companies are charging wildly different fares for the same route at the same time Recent Consumer Reports investigation Person 1 looking at rideshare app saying $50.21: WHAA?! Person 2 looking at rideshare app saying $30.95: it’s my lucky day! Imagine if companies had to be honest Torkfeqv chair $422.50 hurry-1 left! Note: The chair* depicted in this AL-generated photo comes from one of five factories in three countries under a “brand” generated at time of purchase and a price determined by 762 variables including wind speed at your location and the browsing history of your children. *Product received may or may not resemble a chair ©2026 Jen Sorensen – Jensorensen.com
More e-commerce chaos The concept of a single product has been growing vaguer for years Puffffmaster™ pillow Model #t4xp5 Slightly different sizes, color, stitching. Made in two separate factories Now we’re seeing the same item listed on a single website under multiple different AI-generated names Pflagl chair $314 Eeponx chair $597 Same picture, same factory at completely different prices on the same page Adding to the chaos, rideshare companies are charging wildly different fares for the same route at the same time Recent Consumer Reports investigation Person 1 looking at rideshare app saying $50.21: WHAA?! Person 2 looking at rideshare app saying $30.95: it’s my lucky day! Imagine if companies had to be honest Torkfeqv chair $422.50 hurry-1 left! Note: The chair* depicted in this AL-generated photo comes from one of five factories in three countries under a “brand” generated at time of purchase and a price determined by 762 variables including wind speed at your location and the browsing history of your children. *Product received may or may not resemble a chair ©2026 Jen Sorensen – Jensorensen.com
Nonilex
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