Matt Graham
lapsu.bsky.social
Matt Graham
@lapsu.bsky.social
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Cofounder at https://path.pub/ where we're working to federate with Bluesky. Posting from Union City, NJ
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Anyone who says on TV that, "they lack quality in the final third" should be banned from talking about soccer professionally and sent back to the pub where they belong.
With the amount that Speaker Johnson and trump himself profess to not know, they make Oliver North look omniscient.
Can we get rid of presidential pardons yet?
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Your average Subway 6-inch has an effective range of about 15 feet, making it best for CQC or a sidearm (side-sub?). For increased range and stopping power, you're going to want something baguette-based, like a Croque Monsieur.
It's not in this article but the government asserts that the sandwich was thrown at "point blank range", which implies subway sandwiches have defined effective weapon ranges of varying lethality, and I would like to see the government's chart of these ranges.
Trial Begins for Man Accused of Lobbing a Sandwich at a Federal Agent www.nytimes.com/2025/11/03/u...
A remake of The Bodyguard but it's just a shitty talentless conservative executive who's ruining people's lives all day.
Is there any way Kike Hernandez actually believes that Pages made the catch at this moment?
📷 Nick Turchiaro, Imagn Images
You'd think if nothing else, the way they shameless flout property rights would be a red flag for the wealthy class.
When does the average US christian start calling out the #ProsperityGospel as heresy? Or are followers of the prosperity gospel already the average US christian?
What? Local TV news is largely owned by national conservative news conglomerates that consistently provide a conservative angle on national news
A lot of ppl don't know what's going on ON PURPOSE. They've picked their team and if their team is doing something bad they don't want to hear about it so they intentionally avoid being informed.
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The truest thing anyone has ever said On Here is @prisonculture.bsky.social's bang-on statement that most Americans simply do not know what's going on. And people continue to equate "illegal" with "impossible." (If you doubt that, read my mentions.)
I didn't really mean it like that but i guess that works too
Media: Maybe the #Dodgers bullpen isn't good enough to win the World Series this year

Dodgers starters: Nah we're alright
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Yoshinobu Yamamoto threw the Dodgers first pitch of the regular season on March 18 in Tokyo and the last pitch in Game 7 of the World Series in Toronto on Nov. 1.

During it all, Yamamoto posted a 2.30 ERA and 0.95 WHIP across 211 combined regular season and postseason innings (and 3,315 pitches).
Also tho, none of that is ok to be doing to immigrants either, with or without documents.
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It's quite likely that Bill Kristol has always had more moral clarity than Chuck Schumer and Schumer has just been able to hide it better up to now.
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There are 2 ways you can tell me to cross in front of your car:
1. Wave me across while you slowly roll forward
2. Just stop at the fucking stop sign 🛑
#DriveBetter
It's notable how many cases are cited as examples of UBI when they might be BI but are not remotely Universal.
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I wrote about the long-standing tension between medicine and public health, and how history shows that for public health to be impactful, it must be MORE political, not less.

Imagine a lot of folks will disagree with this. Would love to hear your thoughts.

open.substack.com/pub/craigasp...
When Public Health Forgot How to Fight
History shows that public health has never advanced by standing above politics—it’s advanced by wading into it.
open.substack.com
Especially since the best way to curb CO₂ is to reduce private car driving, which also reduces large-scale human suffering.
Is it your understanding that Hoboken did nothing to make its streets safer? They're just coasting on smallness?