Ben Hunt
@benjirex.bsky.social
Lately I've noticed comma "rules" being violated in major publications, presumably with copy editors.
If the rules change, what will SAT/ACT creators do? How will we know who should and who shouldn't get into Colgate?
If the rules change, what will SAT/ACT creators do? How will we know who should and who shouldn't get into Colgate?
April 1, 2025 at 4:14 PM
Lately I've noticed comma "rules" being violated in major publications, presumably with copy editors.
If the rules change, what will SAT/ACT creators do? How will we know who should and who shouldn't get into Colgate?
If the rules change, what will SAT/ACT creators do? How will we know who should and who shouldn't get into Colgate?
Every day I'm scrivenin'
February 18, 2025 at 12:16 AM
Every day I'm scrivenin'
"Oh no! Republicans have lit something on fire! Democrats, why aren't you lighting it on water?"
Is the problem just that Dems are corrupt, weak, and incompetent? Or are the goals of the left inherently harder to achieve than the goals of the right?
Is the problem just that Dems are corrupt, weak, and incompetent? Or are the goals of the left inherently harder to achieve than the goals of the right?
February 11, 2025 at 6:06 PM
"Oh no! Republicans have lit something on fire! Democrats, why aren't you lighting it on water?"
Is the problem just that Dems are corrupt, weak, and incompetent? Or are the goals of the left inherently harder to achieve than the goals of the right?
Is the problem just that Dems are corrupt, weak, and incompetent? Or are the goals of the left inherently harder to achieve than the goals of the right?
Reposted by Ben Hunt
I've been waiting for someone to make this point as clearly as @pbump.com did last week:
The entire Federal law enforcement apparatus is a part of the Executive Branch. All of it. So if they don't want to enforce a judge's rulings, or, for that matter, the law... then who?
wapo.st/3CKnHsI
The entire Federal law enforcement apparatus is a part of the Executive Branch. All of it. So if they don't want to enforce a judge's rulings, or, for that matter, the law... then who?
wapo.st/3CKnHsI
Opinion | Who can police a president unwilling to abide by the law?
A president who wants to brazenly challenge both Congress and the courts will be hard to constrain.
wapo.st
February 10, 2025 at 6:33 PM
I've been waiting for someone to make this point as clearly as @pbump.com did last week:
The entire Federal law enforcement apparatus is a part of the Executive Branch. All of it. So if they don't want to enforce a judge's rulings, or, for that matter, the law... then who?
wapo.st/3CKnHsI
The entire Federal law enforcement apparatus is a part of the Executive Branch. All of it. So if they don't want to enforce a judge's rulings, or, for that matter, the law... then who?
wapo.st/3CKnHsI