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Amazon’s decision to split its planned expansion between a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood of Queens and a wealthy part of Northern Virginia has come under fire this week.

Hundreds of cities had competed to house the company’s so-called “HQ2,” spending vast resources to develop pitches and offering all sorts of incentives.

On Friday, panelists on HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher debated the announcement, all agreeing that Amazon’s decision to locate to two wealthy, growing coastal cities that are the center of financial and political power in the country was a negative.

“Amazon had this year-long tease: where are we going to put our two big factories or centers, wherever they do their bullsh*t,” said Maher. “America’s aching for someone to take one for the team, to step up, do so something to bridge divide. They could have done that. Amazon has that power.”

New York and Washington, D.C. don’t need the expansions, Maher said.

Guest Nancy MacLean, a historian, agreed. Beyond compare 4.1.9 key.

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“Two-hundred and thirty-five cities had put a lot of work into those bids,” she said. “Think of all the person hours, all the money, that could have been serving local needs that were instead went to try and please Amazon when it turns out Amazon was just playing them against these bigger cities to try and drive up the extortion from these bigger cities.”

Maher said Amazon’s stunt want hurting America.

“A lot of the problem we have is that it looks like the people on the coast have all the money and all the fun and all the celebrities,” he said. “They’re having a big party and all the flyover people, they’re left out of all the party… and they’re like, you know what, if I can’t get invited to the party I’m going to f*ck it up.”

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President Donald Trump declared victory in his trade war with Mexico on Friday night, a position that fell apart under New York Times scrutiny on Saturday.

'The deal to avert tariffs that President Trump announced with great fanfare on Friday night consists largely of actions that Mexico had already promised to take in prior discussions with the United States over the past several months, according to officials from both countries who are familiar with the negotiations,' The Times reported.

At one point, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s reluctance to pursue impeachment could certainly be defended as both politically and constitutionally prudent, even if President Trump had clearly committed impeachable offenses. Waiting for Robert Mueller's final report (even in redacted form) before moving forward was a defensible, deliberative position.

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But that time is gone, and Pelosi’s position no longer makes any coherent sense. 'Trump deserves impeachment — so let’s defeat him at the ballot box' is not a sound argument, especially from an institutionalist perspective. There's also no guarantee it will work, as Adam Jentleson, former chief deputy to Sen. Harry Reid, points out at GQ: Remember how Democrats cleverly chose not to fight for Merrick Garland’s Supreme Court nomination, relying on defeating Trump in 2016 instead?

ran said Saturday that new US sanctions on its petrochemical industry show the hollowness of President Donald Trump's claims to be open to fresh negotiations with Tehran.

'Only one week was needed for the US president's claim that he was ready to negotiate with Iran to be proven hollow,' foreign ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi said.

His statement came after the US Treasury announced new sanctions on Friday against Iran's largest and most profitable petrochemicals group PGPIC.

Trump said Thursday he would be willing to reopen talks as long as Iran agreed to give up nuclear weapons. But Tehran ruled out talks until the United States is ready to 'return to normal.' Toad freeware expired.