Andrew Clough
@datadecode.bsky.social
I'm right on top of that Rose!
This is correct on the issue of healthcare, but the Senate Dems PICKED that issue.
The party demanded they show some spine. Out of the myriad of issues (ICE, tarrifs, impoundment) they picked one that had not actually hit voters. Then caved before it did.
It was a gaslighting job from the jump.
The party demanded they show some spine. Out of the myriad of issues (ICE, tarrifs, impoundment) they picked one that had not actually hit voters. Then caved before it did.
It was a gaslighting job from the jump.
November 19, 2025 at 6:11 PM
This is correct on the issue of healthcare, but the Senate Dems PICKED that issue.
The party demanded they show some spine. Out of the myriad of issues (ICE, tarrifs, impoundment) they picked one that had not actually hit voters. Then caved before it did.
It was a gaslighting job from the jump.
The party demanded they show some spine. Out of the myriad of issues (ICE, tarrifs, impoundment) they picked one that had not actually hit voters. Then caved before it did.
It was a gaslighting job from the jump.
Chris, thanks so much for saving us the one time $50 dollar bump in costs while we drown in housing, daycare, and food expenses for our kids.
Is this the type of bold leadership we can expect in the future?
Is this the type of bold leadership we can expect in the future?
Parents shouldn’t be hit with tariffs on basics like cribs and car seats. I’m working to ease the burden on New Hampshire families and keep costs low.
July 22, 2025 at 4:54 PM
Chris, thanks so much for saving us the one time $50 dollar bump in costs while we drown in housing, daycare, and food expenses for our kids.
Is this the type of bold leadership we can expect in the future?
Is this the type of bold leadership we can expect in the future?
@peark.es could you do a quick primer on market understanding? Why is Tesla stock up today with so much bad news this week? Is this an institutional investor thing? What am I missing?
March 21, 2025 at 7:27 PM
@peark.es could you do a quick primer on market understanding? Why is Tesla stock up today with so much bad news this week? Is this an institutional investor thing? What am I missing?
Andor is a show that examines how the momentum of rebellions are made from the microscopic breaking points of each individual participant.
Anyway, I'm sure it has no relevance with anything going on.
Anyway, I'm sure it has no relevance with anything going on.
March 14, 2025 at 2:13 PM
Andor is a show that examines how the momentum of rebellions are made from the microscopic breaking points of each individual participant.
Anyway, I'm sure it has no relevance with anything going on.
Anyway, I'm sure it has no relevance with anything going on.
"Mundus sine caesaribus" is an excellent motto for our time.
March 10, 2025 at 11:09 PM
"Mundus sine caesaribus" is an excellent motto for our time.
Movies you've watched more than six times using only gifs
February 21, 2025 at 1:09 AM
Movies you've watched more than six times using only gifs
General note to all data people. I'm going to start using functionitos (function-itos) when the functions I write are cute and fun.
Typoed "functions" as "functinos" and tbh I like the second way better. Sounds more... fun.
February 20, 2025 at 3:06 PM
General note to all data people. I'm going to start using functionitos (function-itos) when the functions I write are cute and fun.
Reposted by Andrew Clough
Typoed "functions" as "functinos" and tbh I like the second way better. Sounds more... fun.
February 19, 2025 at 6:09 PM
Typoed "functions" as "functinos" and tbh I like the second way better. Sounds more... fun.
Everyone inside and outside of government should be using this instead of whats app and text. It's easy to join and easy to use so there is no excuse.
For friends who are in the federal government, this is a very good guide on why you should be using Signal. In short, it’s safe and it’s free! a.wholelottanothing.org/a-guide-to-u...
A guide to using Signal for government workers
🔒Editor's note: A friend of mine works in the federal government and wrote a guide for their fellow federal workers on how to use Signal. There are lots of good reasons for switching to Signal for mes...
a.wholelottanothing.org
February 4, 2025 at 1:24 AM
Everyone inside and outside of government should be using this instead of whats app and text. It's easy to join and easy to use so there is no excuse.
It is hard for many people to grasp that most of government is the apolitical functioning of bureaucracy. Putting things where they need to be.
Messing with that core functioning is like steering a car by ripping out the engine. You lose all ability to generate the power you're trying to control.
Messing with that core functioning is like steering a car by ripping out the engine. You lose all ability to generate the power you're trying to control.
This is a hair-on-fire situation (gift link)
Musk allies (not official government employees, apparently) seek access to "the sensitive systems control the flow of more than $6 trillion annually to households, businesses and more nationwide."
wapo.st/4jH7XYa
Musk allies (not official government employees, apparently) seek access to "the sensitive systems control the flow of more than $6 trillion annually to households, businesses and more nationwide."
wapo.st/4jH7XYa
Senior U.S. official to exit after rift with Musk allies over payment system
A top Treasury career staffer is expected to depart. Surrogates of Musk’s DOGE effort had sought access to sensitive payment systems.
wapo.st
January 31, 2025 at 2:29 PM
It is hard for many people to grasp that most of government is the apolitical functioning of bureaucracy. Putting things where they need to be.
Messing with that core functioning is like steering a car by ripping out the engine. You lose all ability to generate the power you're trying to control.
Messing with that core functioning is like steering a car by ripping out the engine. You lose all ability to generate the power you're trying to control.
For today's edition of "Most business leaders don't understand how their businesses make money."
Walgreens CEO says anti-shoplifting strategy backfired: ‘When you lock things up…you don’t sell as many of them’
Walgreens CEO says anti-shoplifting strategy backfired: 'When you lock things up…you don't sell as many of them’
Walgreens' CEO talked about the flip side of investing in increased security on a recent earnings call.
fortune.com
January 15, 2025 at 3:52 PM
For today's edition of "Most business leaders don't understand how their businesses make money."
Reposted by Andrew Clough
Walgreens CEO says anti-shoplifting strategy backfired: ‘When you lock things up…you don’t sell as many of them’
Walgreens CEO says anti-shoplifting strategy backfired: 'When you lock things up…you don't sell as many of them’
Walgreens' CEO talked about the flip side of investing in increased security on a recent earnings call.
fortune.com
January 15, 2025 at 12:38 PM
Walgreens CEO says anti-shoplifting strategy backfired: ‘When you lock things up…you don’t sell as many of them’