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Startup Archive

224,402 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

John Fetterman just casually made his own party look like MONSTERS with their “leverage” talk. He spelled out what that leverage really means — and once you hear it this way, it makes you furious. CUOMO: “What do you make of the argument that this was your only leverage, and without this, you’re at the mercy of the Republicans, and they don’t want to cut costs?” FETTERMAN: “No. I refuse to use American citizens, [make] food insecure, not pay our military — they are NOT my leverage. “Those are fellow citizens. Those are the ones that I defend; those ones that I fight for. Some of them are the most vulnerable ones. I refuse to put them in the middle. Again, it’s a fundamental betrayal of what I think is our core party’s values.”
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John Fetterman just casually made his own party look like MONSTERS with their “leverage” talk. He spelled out what that leverage really means — and once you hear it this way, it makes you furious. CUOMO: “What do you make of the argument that this was your only leverage, and without this, you’re at the mercy of the Republicans, and they don’t want to cut costs?” FETTERMAN: “No. I refuse to use American citizens, [make] food insecure, not pay our military — they are NOT my leverage. “Those are fellow citizens. Those are the ones that I defend; those ones that I fight for. Some of them are the most vulnerable ones. I refuse to put them in the middle. Again, it’s a fundamental betrayal of what I think is our core party’s values.”

Vigilant Fox 🦊

178,514 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: The rise and fall of Ticketmaster So you find out your favorite artist is coming to town for a concert. You log in the moment tickets go on sale, only to discover that 40,000 people are somehow ahead of you in line. And by the time you finally get through hours later, the only seats left cost five to ten times the original ticket price. Now you have a choice: skip the concert of a lifetime or put it on your credit card and deal with the debt later. This has become a familiar experience for millions of people, and much of it traces back to one company: Ticketmaster. But now, for the first time in decades, the company may actually be under serious threat. Taylor Swift, Metallica, Pearl Jam, the U.S. government, and state attorneys general have all become part of the fight against Ticketmaster’s dominance. This is the wild rise and possible fall of Ticketmaster.
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NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: The rise and fall of Ticketmaster So you find out your favorite artist is coming to town for a concert. You log in the moment tickets go on sale, only to discover that 40,000 people are somehow ahead of you in line. And by the time you finally get through hours later, the only seats left cost five to ten times the original ticket price. Now you have a choice: skip the concert of a lifetime or put it on your credit card and deal with the debt later. This has become a familiar experience for millions of people, and much of it traces back to one company: Ticketmaster. But now, for the first time in decades, the company may actually be under serious threat. Taylor Swift, Metallica, Pearl Jam, the U.S. government, and state attorneys general have all become part of the fight against Ticketmaster’s dominance. This is the wild rise and possible fall of Ticketmaster.

Michael Girdley

40,069 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад