Annie

Sending him somewhere he doesn’t mind going doesn’t scratch the itch hard enough for them. He must suffer

running out of goons theory undefeated

All I see on my Twitter timeline are reporters parsing every quote from AOC in Germany, trying to mock them for incoherence or inaccuracy, while a demented old man who can’t string sentences together or stay awake sits in the Oval, while the legacy media happily sanewashes his quotes.

As president, AOC would be better than JD Vance on every foreign policy issue that matters, and that includes Taiwan and Ukraine. I have no further contribution

RW (and even "comedy") radio was worse. There was a regular skit on one show where they would play bits of him speaking and ask if anyone could understand him. Like Harris & AOC they wanted to pretend he was dumb, inarticulate. It sucks.

One thing is for sure, if Colbert just did a normal interview with James Talarico his name wouldn't be everywhere this morning. Jasmine Crockett should demand equal no time.

we need some way to get the harpers letter and entire “free speech” crowd cornered and on the record about this, i can’t deal with people being like “where are they now hmm” anymore, I need them cornered and on the record

Have a friend that does this for her deceased little sister, one for her deceased husband. I hate that they try and speak for their loved ones, but it's rare and more like "Today I would have turned 30, sending my love!!" and it's done from grief. This? It's awful.

Only time I saw this successfully done to a non Dem white guy was Gary Johnson who honestly said he didn't know what Allepo was. Not defending Libertarians, but like Dems, sometimes they shake up status quo. BTW, do we think DJT knows about Allepo? Even now?

Adam’s right. It’s more important than ever that our institutions defend First Amendment rights, and that means not firing teachers illegally whether their offense was “Go ICE” or saying something less than hagiographical about Charlie Kirk. Fewer people want to hear that in ugly times.
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If we're going down the "if only" path, I'd say it's Gore v. Bush and how it was decided and how the world would be so very different today. Added bonus, no more relitigating HRC, Bernie, Harris, etc.

Pol Pot killed 3 million people. Vought and Musk have him beat three times over.

If you want to understand why rich guys are turning back to eugenics and recreating the rhetoric and theology of slavery, it’s because they know on some level this level of wealth inequality is unjustifiable bsky.app/profile/marl...

I heard him in the 80's. He definitely was more charismatic in person, everyone was rapt.

It's simple, ladies. All you have to do is present your driver's license, and present your birth certificate, and sign an affidavit, and submit the affidavit for review, and there's a pretty good chance your vote will be counted. Now stop getting all hysterical.

Lol, they're gonna *really* miss bipartisanship now that they've worked so hard to convince folks that it's a partisan issue.

I was told by more than one voter that they didn't want to vote for Kamala Harris because she seemed kinda stupid, & this sort of deliberate coverage is exactly how people got that impression.

It is absolutely a choice.

Michelle Haas did not seek to bring her case to the Texas Supreme Court. That's the end of the road. We won.

My theory of the moment: The extraordinary courage of ordinary people in places like Minneapolis is reawakening us to our social and economic ties to immigrants. It's making "love thy neighbor" cool again. That's the ultimate antidote to MAGA hate.

Thoughts on this:

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One of my black pill moments was that Biden actually focused on lifting the lowest quartiles up at the expense of the rich and the online left screamed at him about student loan forgiveness.

Billionaires evaded over $168 billion in taxes while undocumented immigrants paid over $100 billion in taxes while receiving no benefits.
I know who should be deported.

Yeah, this is pretty much exactly what I thought about when I saw Musk's stupid racist tweet: Minnesotans have spent the last month and a half saying we will die to defend our multicultural community.

It's also part of a very direct negation of the latest stupid tweet by Musk: people have given so much, two of them their lives, to defend a multicultural city and the rights of people not exactly like them. And that multiculturalism is American culture.

i think you can judge how free - or not - our political media is by the fact that elon musk literally did a sieg heil (twice) at a rally and it’s still seen as uncouth and overly partisan (in legacy media) to describe his politics as straightforwardly white supremacist.

My timeline is half leftists complaining about Gavin Newsom and half liberals complaining about Graham Platner and I'd like to propose that we launch both of them into the sun together.

As somebody who has worked on Wall Street for the last 19 years, I promise you that a lot of people who are insanely rich - not just average millionaires, people with true wealth - are dumb as dog shit, but just have no morals and know ways to make tons of money by not caring about hurting people.

My main opinion on Graham Platner is if there was a 41 year old guy running in the Republican primary for the Maine Senate seat and it turned out that he had a Nazi tattoo for 15 years and then he claimed that he just didn't know it was a Nazi tattoo, none of you would ever stop screaming about it.

Yes, weird how Twitter 'wasn't real life' right up until a right-wing white supremacist billionaire bought it to specifically make it the Nazi forum.