Mike Pesca
Host at The Gist
Host @pescagist daily news analysis podcast. Daily Newsletter is The Gist List RT ≠ what's really transpiring in Russia Today
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1 week ago |
dogshirtdaily.com | Benjamin Wittes |Alicia Wanless |Mike Pesca
Wherein Ben and Alicia Wanless welcome Mike Pesca to discuss Biden's health while in office and media discussion around it, and continue to prepare for a Special Military Operation targeting Trump's banner outside the Department of Agriculture. Discussion about this videoI read a lot of stuff. Think through documents with me as I read them, sometimes by myself, sometimes with friends. I read a lot of stuff. Think through documents with me as I read them, sometimes by myself, sometimes with friends.
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1 week ago |
reason.com | Nick Gillespie |Matt Welch |Katherine Mangu-Ward |Mike Pesca
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1 week ago |
brianrosenwald.substack.com | Brian Rosenwald |Mike Pesca
A quick video wrap up of politics for the week. Donald Trump creates so much news every week that it's hard to cover it all in written columns. So this will provide a short video wrap up of the week, which will highlight for you the most important take away from what happened. A quick video wrap up of politics for the week. Donald Trump creates so much news every week that it's hard to cover it all in written columns.
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2 weeks ago |
mikepesca.substack.com | Mike Pesca
Finally, the gestation period is over, and we have a BIG, BEAUTIFUL bill from President Donald Trump. All the late nights, lack of sleep and tears will be worth it… maybe. Probably not. Unfortunately, this big, beautiful bundle of joy came into this world with problems that are hard to overlook. Here’s what stood out to me:The National Debt: Projections estimate the bill will add $3.3 trillion to US debt in 10 years, pushing the debt-to-GDP ratio to 125%—an all-time high.
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3 weeks ago |
mikepesca.substack.com | Mike Pesca
There’s a long tradition of presidential gifting. As with any gifting, the diplomatic kind has to be strategic. You need to give something that represents your culture. Something that says, “We’re on good terms and we’re definitely not spying on you!” Something tasteful. While presidents in the past received things like nice Hermés throw blankets, animals or tongue-in-cheek gifts like crocodile insurance policies, none of the gifts have ever been that extravagant. Until now.
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Who’s to blame for terror in Gaza? @afalkhatib's answer doesn’t follow the usual script. It’s rooted in accountability, coexistence, and candor. 👀 Watch: https://t.co/8LAj8gl22l https://t.co/hkES3nUCOc
Congratulations! It’s a bill!, by @pescami https://t.co/QiS6VvESgI
Ok, this one was a good comeback.
https://t.co/Y5lDByGyqT
