David A. Graham

Well yeah, isn’t that the point?

this is wild: while Stephen Miller's guy was in Minnesota for his uncle's funeral, somebody was able to see his entire phone and take pictures of his Signal group chats talking about military deployments to Portland, and brought them to the Strib (gift link: www.startribune.com/trump-offici...)

IMO the problem here is not citing the tradition that preceded the law but the “it’s not clear”

That’s a good one

Here's a good one from a while back www.courtlistener.com/opinion/2282...

Don't make me log onto PACER, Greg

Area Judge Not Born Yesterday

Impressive that she didn't even need to become a parent to grasp this feeling

They act like they’ve been waiting and ready for this for a long time

Same, but also the least interesting thing on any social network is discussion of the social network, so...

Does he?

‘I was ordered to lie’: Weber State censorship event canceled, after organizers said school wanted to censor speakers Weber State University's annual Unity Conference tried to tackle the subject of censorship. Organizers said they canceled when school officials said they would have to censor some of the speakers' mat...

Weber State University in Utah was set to host a conference this week on "Navigating the Complexities of Censorship.”

Then, the conference got ... censored.

1/2

www.sltrib.com/amplify-utah...

Trump’s Flood of Emergency Appeals Is Straining the Judicial System The administration has turned to the Supreme Court at a record pace, and the justices have issued orders that lower courts have struggled to interpret.

Trump has sought emergency intervention by the Supreme Court 28 times in the first eight months of his new term, more than Bush, Obama and Biden did combined over 20 years. www.wsj.com/us-news/law/...

The affair of the sword is the latest tussle between Mr. Trump and those who run the nation’s nonpartisan culture and and historical institutions, a number of whom he has fired or sought to bring to heel, starting with the National Archives.

The New York Times has repeatedly framed Trump’s unilateral attack on government agencies and civil society group’s (like universities) as a “tussle” between equals. And they continue to use the phrase “to heel,” as if his acts of intimidation are part of the presidents’s constitutional duties.

The internet was a mistake

Third-grader informs me his class vice president was elected on a platform of "more brainrots"

And it can matter even if voters aren’t credulous

Yes

I think that’s true, but media credulity meant that headlines moved on and it got less attention afterwards

It's not an actor! It's a code that animates and makes sound!!!!!

The conspiracy theory that suggests Supertramp predicted 9/11 A 2016 conspiracy theory claimed Supertramp’s 1979 Breakfast in America album art hid Masonic hints about 9/11—mirrors, skylines and OJ.

C’mon, everyone knows Supertramp did 9/11 dangerousminds.net/pop-culture/...

This is Vogt suppression

Not bad!

Tallahassee Coats

I thought he didn't know anything about Project 2025

He's had some real fierce lines about Hegseth www.theatlantic.com/national-sec...

Daniel Pinkwater-ass name

Just tough to take seriously a guy named "Torkelson"

Right. This is purely Carolina having no appetite or courage to stand up

This is a good question