Matt Campbell

They went to war with Iran (which nobody in America was asking for) so they could conjure an excuse to allow ICE to keep murdering Americans and teargassing schools here at home with impunity (which nobody in America was asking for).

world-altering decisions are being made by a cabal of gambling addicts hell bent on self enrichment no matter the cost to humanity, we should look into that.

It’s wrong to vaporize school children even if Congress votes to approve it.

Also if we can't stop the unilateral action of the president, all we can do is spread awareness about it and convince the public to turn against it. Dems going on TV and saying "this rocks but he should have written us a letter" is doing the opposite.

"How can you oppose war when Khamenei was evil?"

Simple. If you killed Donald Trump by nuking Washington DC, I would not mourn Trump but I'd still say you're an evil war criminal who belongs in the Hague. It's really not hard.

“Stop me before I blitz again”

/writes “game over” in my notebook

Bobby Witt Jr. swings and hits a homer. (Photo by Jason Hanna/Kansas City Royals)

Bobby Witt Jr. swings and hits a homer. (Photo by Jason Hanna/Kansas City Royals)

Bobby Witt Jr. (right) high fives Vance Wilson (left) after homering. (Photo by Jason Hanna/Kansas City Royals)

Bobby Witt Jr. (left) high fives Matt Quatraro (right) after homering. (Photo by Jason Hanna/Kansas City Royals)

Three-run Bobby blast! 🚀

do i know anyone in memphis, tn?

Fixing the vibe at the party* (*repeatedly playing Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald on speakerphone for the pigeons outside the pizza place)

Bart Hester, closet feminist? - Arkansas Times The only real surprise in a recent New York Times article about Arkansas's elections is Sen. Bart Hester's apparent pivot from caveman traditionalist to feminist fangirl.

The best part of writing this was compiling all the ways that Bart Hester is and always has been a troglodyte arktimes.com/arkansas-blo...

Cool cool. Quick question, though: why would you do this to my eyes?

Bart Hester, closet feminist? - Arkansas Times The only real surprise in a recent New York Times article about Arkansas's elections is Sen. Bart Hester's apparent pivot from caveman traditionalist to feminist fangirl.

The only real surprise in a recent New York Times article about Arkansas's elections is Sen. Bart Hester's apparent pivot from caveman traditionalist to feminist fangirl.

For the many Platner fans here, Peters is a white supremacist, Holocast denying / antisemetic, virulently anti-trans anti-gay right-wing influencer. There's no lack of people making similar points that Platner could be reading and promoting who are not nazis.

the party that wants to require ID to vote abruptly invalidating a thousand people’s IDs overnight seems like a pretty giant flashing red light

Bart Hester and Ben Gilmore REALLY want you to vote for Will Jones - Arkansas Times Jones’ January campaign-finance report shows him raising a little over $11,600, with 60% of that — $7,000 — coming in the form of $3,500 contributions from both Hester and Gilmore.

Pulaski Co. PA Will "Booty Call" Jones' decision to take money from some of Arkansas' most odious Republicans - while seeking re-election in Democratic county - is perhaps his worst mistake since ... forgetting to hang up the phone as he was diddling his mistress.
#arpx
buff.ly/sFxcBzd

Nowhere to go but up!

mike_stanley on threads - I love a lot of things about the Brits. Like when they say “Urm” instead of “Um”, or “cuppa?” Instead of “would you like a cup of tea?” Or how they “arrest pedophiles” regardless of social stature instead of “making them president.” All really cute stuff. Brits, add me.

Brits, adopt me immediately

So the “AI-boosted growth path” resulting in 20-basis-point growth in U.S. GDP has exactly the same slope as the graph of growth since 1870, you say, and really the only downside is potential human extinction

Another rich fuck got deleted. Such beauty still exists in our cursed world.

Philandering prosecutor gets campaign boost from Team Sanders - Arkansas Times Gov. Sarah Sanders' campaign manager, Chris Caldwell, is at it again, doing the governor's political bidding in the local prosecutor's race through an independent third-party group.

@arktimes.bsky.social reports that Bank OZK's affiliated PAC gave $100K to a shadowy dark money group boosting candidacy of Pulaski Co. PA Will "Booty Call" Jones, run by Gov. Sanders' campaign manager.
#Arkansas #arpx #arnews

My daughter is 18 today. I thought I would be sad when this day got here, but I'm not. She's such a cool person with a wonderful heart, any melancholy feelings about her growing up quickly give way to overflowing pride in the adult she's become. And I don't think you can ask much more than that.

Anyone who says they're looking forward to "working with" Sanders on anything is admitting that they are going to fall in line with what she wants, because she doesn't work with anyone. She does what she wants and demands fealty.

The horror stories coming out of here are gonna crush you and Dems had a chance to keep all this shut down but folded to fund them last November. They're paying these monsters with your tax money. I want complicit Dems on trial next to the people in the Trump Administration when this is all over

Travis is the sluggiest of slugs. An unwiped shit stain drawing the filthiest flies.

It's a concentration camp for kids. That's what we have now.

Very true. The real problem seemed to be that they couldn't stop other teams from running into the front of the end zone, honestly.

Philandering prosecutor gets campaign boost from Team Sanders - Arkansas Times Gov. Sarah Sanders' campaign manager, Chris Caldwell, is at it again, doing the governor's political bidding in the local prosecutor's race through an independent third-party group.

ICYMI: Gov. Sarah Sanders so wants incumbent shitstain Will Jones to win the Pulaski Co. prosecutor's race that she has her campaign manager out here starting an "independent" group to run ads on his behalf. arktimes.com/arkansas-blo...

Mississippi Graduation Rate Hits 90.8%, Rising From Nation’s Lowest to Among the Highest The Mississippi Department of Education announced that the state’s 2024-25 school-year graduation rate is 90.8%.

Mississippi now has one of the highest graduation rates in the nation, soaring from No. 48 with a 75% graduation rate in 2014 to a 90.8% graduation rate for the 2024-2025 school year, Mississippi Department of Education data shows.

Nationally, the graduation rate was 87% per the latest data.

Lol. Fair. But this was over the course of seven (non-consecutive) years!