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Branko Marcetic

United States

Writer at Jacobin

March-eh-teach. Writer @Jacobin, co-host @1of200podcast. Faves =/= agree. Author of Yesterday's Man: the Case Against Joe Biden

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  • 1 week ago | telepolis.de | Branko Marcetic

    Die meisten US-Senatoren verkehren die Aussagen ihrer Geheimdienste ins Gegenteil. Erneut drohen die in einen Krieg im Nahen Osten zu steuern. Ein Gastbeitrag. Der jährliche Bedrohungsbericht (ATA) der US-Geheimdienste soll dem amerikanischen Volk einen "unverfälschten und unvoreingenommenen Bericht über die realen und gegenwärtigen Gefahren, denen unsere Nation gegenübersteht", liefern. Das sagt Senator Tom Cotton (Republikaner), Vorsitzender des Senatsausschusses für Geheimdienste.

  • 1 week ago | responsiblestatecraft.org | Branko Marcetic

    The U.S. intelligence agencies’ Annual Threat Assessment (ATA) is billed as an opportunity “for the American people to receive an unvarnished and unbiased account of the real and present dangers that our nation faces.” That’s according to Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark), chair of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, who personally presided over a public hearing this year to hear its conclusions.

  • 1 week ago | jacobin.com | Branko Marcetic

    For the past two decades, disastrous Middle East wars have been synonymous with the name Bush. The current US president seems determined to now make them synonymous with the name Trump.

  • 1 week ago | portside.org | Branko Marcetic

    “No Kings” Was a Rebellion in Trump Country Published June 17, 2025 Donald Trump’s 2024 victory didn’t just usher in political change but a cultural one. The fact that Trump won both the popular vote and every battleground state meant, for many (Trump himself foremost among them), that the country had eagerly accepted his worldview as their own, was fully on board with his political program, and that any resistance was futile.

  • 1 week ago | jacobin.com | Branko Marcetic

    Donald Trump’s 2024 victory didn’t just usher in political change, but a cultural one. The fact that Trump won both the popular vote and every battleground state meant, for many (Trump himself foremost among them), that the country had eagerly accepted his worldview as their own, was fully on board with his political program, and that any resistance was futile.

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Branko Marcetic
Branko Marcetic @BMarchetich
7 Jun 25

This is dumb. Iron Dome is completely irrelevant to Gaza, other than contributing to stopping Netanyahu from dragging the US into war with Iran last year. AOC was one of just 13 House members to call for a ceasefire 9 days into the war, way before it was public consensus.

David Weigel
David Weigel @daveweigel

Second Gaza interruption. "Today, 48 Palestinians were killed. You should be ashamed!" "You cheer on AOC. AOC signed on to support the Iron Dome!"

Branko Marcetic
Branko Marcetic @BMarchetich
6 Jun 25

RT @BMarchetich: The avalanche of corporate spending to unseat two socialist New York City council members is coming from groups & companie…

Branko Marcetic
Branko Marcetic @BMarchetich
6 Jun 25

RT @perrybaconjr: Sharp @BMarchetich piece. https://t.co/CWqxHdfIHj https://t.co/w6OCI5Yqne