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Unintelligible
I went through the docs that allegedly show that the Chinese, Iranians, and Venezuelans interfered in US elections and the intelligence community…
Jul 17
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Bryan C. Del Monte
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Ask Me Anything, Live — July 25
A new addition to TLM: I'm putting the memo down and taking your questions directly. It only happens if you show up with them.
Jul 16
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Bryan C. Del Monte
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June 2026
6-3, 6-3, 6-3 ... Civil Rights Takes a Beating
When the law becomes theatre, and Supreme Court doctrine moves from stare decisis to "Nobis nihil prorsus curae est" the final pieces of the Republic…
Jun 25
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Bryan C. Del Monte
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The Floor Just Gave Way
A median of 34% of those surveyed express confidence in Xi Jinping. A median of 31% express confidence in Vladimir Putin.
Jun 25
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Bryan C. Del Monte
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You're Paying for a Data Center That May Never Exist
The buildout raising your electric bill is sized to demand that is mostly speculative — and the regulator built to stop exactly this kind of cost-shift…
Jun 15
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Bryan C. Del Monte
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The $1.75 Trillion Receipt Nobody Read
The SpaceX S-1 tells you exactly what you're buying. Almost nobody is going to read it.
Jun 12
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Bryan C. Del Monte
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American Idiots
From "That's the way it was..." to "You're not gonna believe this shit..."
Jun 3
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Bryan C. Del Monte
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May 2026
What If This Doesn't End?
Wars End When Someone Ends Them
May 30
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Bryan C. Del Monte
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How the Next Election Fixes Nothing
The Comfortable Lie About 2028
May 29
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Bryan C. Del Monte
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What They Do When We're Not Looking
What Functioning Institutions Look Like
May 28
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Bryan C. Del Monte
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The Architecture of the Next Economic Apocalypse
Warsh Sworn In. The Architecture Is Complete.
May 27
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Bryan C. Del Monte
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The Next Pandemic Was a Budget Decision
Six Hundred Cases. Last Time It Was Eleven Thousand.
May 26
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Bryan C. Del Monte
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