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fchap
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Writer, every now and then Philadelphia, PA
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Obama and his dog in the East Colonnade, now destroyed.
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Gone. Along with all sense of propriety and proportionality.
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There is a hole the size of the Lincoln Tunnel waiting for a Democrat to go out to the Ellipse and start yelling about bulldozers.
Rigatoni: penne but bigger and starchier
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"How do you expect to win back men...?"

We don't want those men. They are the hot dogs on the floor of humanity and we still have all these nice prepped hamburger patties if someone would just let them cook.
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Honestly, no wonder Susan Collins doesn’t give a fuck what people in Maine think, lol. The most viable alternative y’all could come up with has a Nazi tattoo on his tiddy.
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They couldn’t convince people the protesters were scary antifa supersoldiers so now they’re trying to dismiss them as weak and ineffectual grandmas
Imminent flight at Vino Volo
Yes, the 2018 is drinking beautifully right now
Run for cover, but please don't forget to clock out first
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shocked to learn that the president lied about this and also this is a horrible defacing of a building that belongs to the people of the United States, not donald trump
Scoop: Trump has started demolishing the White House's East Wing facade to build his ballroom. The president had claimed construction of the $250 million building wouldn’t ‘interfere’ with the existing White House structure. /W @ddiamond.bsky.social wapo.st/4hqBNiU
White House begins demolishing East Wing facade to build Trump’s ballroom
The president had claimed construction of the $250 million ballroom wouldn’t ‘interfere’ with the existing White House structure.
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First thought: “Whatever these two are selling, I’m buying!” Second thought: “Oh no”
WTF Philly Inquirer?
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More people marched today than at any time in the history of the United States.

For @nytimes.com, it was the 6th most important story.

They are making sure that those in power do not see what they do not want to see.

This is not what we were brought up to think of as journalism.
Long day chanting “Go Birds, f-ck Trump” at No Kings. Well done, Philadelphia!
The train I’ll take to the protest today will be jammed with these good gray-haired folks
Yes. The 70somethings I know are super mad. If you’re a boomer whose parents fought in WWII, you fought in and/or protested war in 1960s-70s but either way repped the US, then did okay in American Dream (could afford college & house) a lot of this is a betrayal of what you thought America was about
many conversations I have had with complete normie libs, the kind who have a tote bag from donating to NPR and shop at Whole Foods, involve the kind of rhetoric that under no circumstances should be put on the internet

people are very mad
I was into it, and still couldn’t stay awake past the seventh inning!
The thing is, you know Mayor Mamdani is going to love a parade. Every campaign video of him out on the street schmoozing is basically a parade, and he’s too good at working the crowd to pass up those opportunities.
Had just about given up hope of Penn ever doing the right thing, so this seems like good news.
Just received from a colleague: looks like Penn is going to join the universities refusing the extortionary Trump "compact". I do not regret to inform you that we are going to win
The feds protecting us from scary agitators like this clarinet-playing mom
Oriana Korol, a clarinetist with the Unpresidented Brass Band, was arrested after a man and federal agents barreled into band members who were standing across the street from the ICE office and playing the theme from “Ghostbusters.”

Read more: www.oregonlive.com/crime/2025/1...
Page 12! Better than I remembered!
Ah, “the warnings.” The warnings the Times put on page A19
So many empty bottles and overflowing ashtrays! Looks like it was a pretty good party!
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Diane Keaton in her Manhattan apartment with Buster, an Abyssinian, photographed by Jill Krementz in 1977