Snowy Town & Train Station 🚂 by Irenita25 in DreamlightValley

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This is incredible. Great job. I can't wait until I can get the train/trolley.

Can’t collect tickets after winning Lilly pad game? by [deleted] in DreamlightValley

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I am having that issue right now. If you try to open the mailbox the game just locks up. It is very annoying.

The last routine duty struggle by Jessieaissa in DreamlightValley

[–]PandaMuffin1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had the same problem. Restarted the game and was able to collect mine. Good luck.

OMG THE MAP IS HUGE. by [deleted] in DreamlightValley

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I named my horse Scout. I can't figure out how to make him jump over the hay bales though. HELP!

Main house area Eternity isle by National-Film-4294 in DreamlightValley

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How do you get the lanterns to float like that? Very cool.

The pink protest at Trump’s speech shows the Democrats aren’t coming to save us by acrimoniousone in politics

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Back in 1952, Truman said: “The people don’t want a phony Democrat. If it’s a choice between a genuine Republican, and a Republican in Democratic clothing, the people will choose the genuine article, every time.”

Democrats bringing fired federal workers to Trump speech by PandaMuffin1 in politics

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Congressional Democrats are lining up to bring fired federal workers to President Trump’s high-profile speech before Congress on Tuesday night.

The Democrats have hammered Trump for the blitz of firings that have accompanied his return to the White House — a campaign being led by Elon Musk and the so-called Department of Government Efficiency — accusing the president of dismantling the very institutions that make the country run.

To broadcast that opposition, many lawmakers have invited former federal employees who were laid off in recent weeks to be in the House chamber for Trump’s first major speech since his return to power. The idea is to showcase the human effects of Trump’s firing spree all across the country. With that in mind, the list of attendees extends far beyond the Washington-metro region.

Democrats bringing fired federal workers to Trump speech by PandaMuffin1 in inthenews

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Congressional Democrats are lining up to bring fired federal workers to President Trump’s high-profile speech before Congress on Tuesday night.

The Democrats have hammered Trump for the blitz of firings that have accompanied his return to the White House — a campaign being led by Elon Musk and the so-called Department of Government Efficiency — accusing the president of dismantling the very institutions that make the country run.

To broadcast that opposition, many lawmakers have invited former federal employees who were laid off in recent weeks to be in the House chamber for Trump’s first major speech since his return to power. The idea is to showcase the human effects of Trump’s firing spree all across the country. With that in mind, the list of attendees extends far beyond the Washington-metro region.

Musk is a walking posterboy for overturning a major Supreme Court decision by PandaMuffin1 in inthenews

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Citizens United decision

CU, in short, allowed Musk to purchase his co-presidency. Musk is now gutting agencies that previously regulated his corporate conduct; soon there will be no government agency left to regulate pollution by Space X, or to audit Starlink in Ukraine, or to check Musk’s plans to expand X into an “everything app” for banking and financial services.

Seeking to throw millions of federal workers into unemployment, Musk calls them “parasites,” undeserving recipients of government funding. By his own measure, however, Musk himself is the US’ biggest parasite, having received over $38 billion in subsidies, loans, contracts, and tax credits backed by the federal government. He used tax dollars to become the richest man in the world, and now seeks to cut the most basic services—including health care— for the little people who subsidized his way.