Matthew Stewart

Have you read "Ship of Theseus?"

There are a few things going on in the book. One of them is a love affair that develops in the comments left in the margins, by two readers who are sharing a copy of the book which sits on the shelf of a library.

I'm going to go out on a limb here...

If "97% of the stories" about a person are bad, maybe - just maybe - that person is a piece of shit.

Donald Trump wearing his signature orange tan looking like a whole ass dumbass.

A port-potty that matches.

which one is in trump’s cabinet bc idk: thread

JD Vance is doing the Reichstag Fire the right way.

by Ezra Klein

I see a scenario like this:

Somehow, in conversation, one of his aides said, meaninglessly, "oh, sir, you can't go on the roof."

The First Felon stuck out his chin, as much as that is still possible, and then this happened.

You are right.

The cheap, snap-backs have added to his "trailer park" appeal, which is a significant part of this schtick.

That said, if the First Felon looked to Mussolini for some fashion advice, he might look the part, a bit.

I don't think the hat is the problem.

(* clutches pearls *)

"They... edit... these.. . things...?

BREAKING: if the Supreme Court wants a class action to hold Trump's birthright citizenship unconstitutional nationwide, we will give them one!

We @democracydefendersaction.org just filed with our wonderful partners @aclu.org, NAACP LDF, LULAC & more

assets.aclu.org/live/uploads...

This progressive will tell Van Jones to "go pound sand."

I do not trust the First Felon - or his "intel." We've heard the "WMD" garbage before.

I do not trust Netanyahu. He's a war criminal.

We will not end wars by starting another war.

Mostly, I think the FF is trying to distract...

Something to watch: before Stephen Miller's orders to start arresting people before their hearings at immigration courts: 98.5% of people attended their hearings. They are trying to undermine the courts.

Melissa Hortman just days before her tragic assasination

Restraining order paperwork or it didn't happen.

"I'm not going to engage in hypotheticals" is an insane limit to place.

He may as well say, "I'll not engage in any use of the future tense unless we're discussing my deluded view of the world - which may or may not be subservient boot-licking."

A story of staggering hypocrisy, in two tweets.

i feel like trumpcoin, and the fact that we never talk about it, is pretty emblematic of the way the press refuses to grapple with trump.

it exists in order to pay him bribes. it expressly gives you political access. it does not pretend to have a licit motive. it was a one-day scandal.

This news clip is amazing.

I've watched the video twice, and will watch it a few more times, because the witnesses are far more interesting than the story.

Last round, we tracked the lies...

the country is being run entirely by the dumbest and most arrogant white guy in all your college classes

As the economic news keeps coming out over the coming weeks keep one thing in mind: this is the fault of one man and didn’t need to happen.

The First Felon destroyed more wealth than anyone that has ever lived. There's a legacy.

RT if you will be able to look your kids and grandkids in the face and tell them you did everything you could to keep Americans free.

Completely. This is exhausting.

Keep the faith, God. We're going to make it.

The dawn of America is coming.

I derive much joy from that. Much joy.

I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one...

Tesla should crash. A DeLorean for this decade.

There will be an outpouring of joy.

Ali McGraw

Here's the judge's written TRO blocking the targeting of Jenner storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

Judge Bates, blocking Trump's order targeting Jenner:

"Our legal profession as a whole is watching and wondering whether courtroom activities in the best tradition of lawyering will cause the federal government to turn its unwanted attention to them next."

We support the right of people to advance their interests in courts of law when they have been wronged. We reject the notion that the U.S. government can punish lawyers and law firms who represent certain clients or punish judges who rule certain ways. We cannot accept government actions that seek to twist the scales of justice in this manner. We reject efforts to undermine the courts and the profession. We will not stay silent in the face of efforts to remake the legal profession into something that rewards those who agree with the government and punishes those who do not. Words and actions matter. And the intimidating words and actions we have heard and seen must end. They are designed to cow our country’s judges, our country’s courts and our legal profession. There are clear choices facing our profession. We can choose to remain silent and allow these acts to continue or we can stand for the rule of law and the values we hold dear. We call upon the entire profession, including lawyers in private practice from Main Street to Wall Street, as well as those in corporations and who serve in elected positions, to speak out against intimidation.

More than 50 bar organizations stand together with the American Bar Association to defend the rule of law and reject efforts to undermine the courts and the legal profession. Read the full statement: www.americanbar.org/news/abanews...

Bill Kristol praising Sanders and AOC

imagine explaining to someone in 2016 that Bill Kristol had united in a AOC/Bernie popular front against fascism