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Calling them “protests” is lazy, inaccurate and plays into the false narrative that’s being used to justify further escalation by the federal government. 3/3
January 18, 2026 at 3:07 PM
Calling them “protests” is lazy, inaccurate and plays into the false narrative that’s being used to justify further escalation by the federal government. 3/3
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The vast majority of what’s happening is communal self-defense. It’s not an about agitating or escalating. The whistles, the honking, the yelling — these are efforts by people to warn and protect their neighbors. 2/3
January 18, 2026 at 3:07 PM
The vast majority of what’s happening is communal self-defense. It’s not an about agitating or escalating. The whistles, the honking, the yelling — these are efforts by people to warn and protect their neighbors. 2/3
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Yes. @normornstein.bsky.social and Thomas Mann wrote about it back in 2012 too. Josh described them as the ultimate establishment centrists and their stance as something we should take seriously.
A lot of people were too invested in the status quo to think about this
A lot of people were too invested in the status quo to think about this
Opinion | Let’s just say it: The Republicans are the problem.
Republicans have become more extreme than Democrats.
www.washingtonpost.com
January 17, 2026 at 6:50 PM
Yes. @normornstein.bsky.social and Thomas Mann wrote about it back in 2012 too. Josh described them as the ultimate establishment centrists and their stance as something we should take seriously.
A lot of people were too invested in the status quo to think about this
A lot of people were too invested in the status quo to think about this