It may not be cool or hip in some circles, but we legitimately do need a massive amount of people to run for office.

Flood the school boards, councils, county seats, state legislatures, Congress, etc.

Big changes at the top happen when the ground shifts at the bottom. And that can start now.

Admittedly I haven’t really followed the Drake-Kendrick Beef, but I just know that if I were born and raised in Toronto, beefing with someone from Compton would be very low on my list of “Good Ideas”.

In light of Trump II’s first 18 days of mayhem — including his and Musk’s coup against our system of government — many are asking: “What can I do now?”

Here’s a revised and expanded list, in rough order of importance.

Every review of AI is like: This isn’t very useful and it makes it harder to do simple tasks than if I just did it myself. Riddled with errors. Can’t see anyone using this. I feel stupider having tried this. That said I believe it will soon make human cognition redundant and eradicate us all.

I would say most people, regardless of their political affiliation, agree that tariffs are bad. They go against any sound economic principles. This is so dumb.

Yes. While there are absolutely things Democrats can and must do to slow, obstruct, etc, GOP hold both House and Senate majorities, severely limiting our options.

Johnson and Thune are handing over the own keys and relinquishing their own power. Even for the cynics this should be a shock.

The sooner Marvel movies stop coming out, the better. They’re mostly a waste of resources that just retell the same boring-ass story these days.

3/ Aid groups and government officials say they’ve never faced a catastrophe this sudden and extensive.

Here's a stark example from a group of malnutrition clinics in Sudan.

A tiny part of me thinks this is all an elaborate plot by Elon to trick conservatives into going green. It’s a shitty plot, but the guy is batshit, so…

So are these tweets or…?