Placate

to make someone who is angry or hostile, less angry; make calmer; make more reasonable

Jim Swanson

Jim Swanson

@jimswanson.bsky.social

Conservative WSJ slams Trump move to placate 'pot lobby'

The WSJ lambasted Trump’s recent reclassification of marijuana as a Schedule III drug under the Controlled Substances Act, warning the move carries significant implications for public health.

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@Julianshea.bsky.social

@Julianshea.bsky.social

@julianshea.bsky.social

Awww, shame - Trump's course misses out on hosting the Open, again. But maybe the golf world can placate the toddler tantrum by presenting him with the Golden Divot award. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/golf/articles/cx2dev3n241o

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Christian Greaser

Christian Greaser

@cgrease.bsky.social

Sigh... Whitmire gets enough votes to weaken the HPD/ICE ordinance and placate his besty Greg Abbott.

One surprising and disappointing "for" vote was Mario Castillo of District H. He'll need to explain that vote

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