Jiří Black
@jiriblack.bsky.social
Just another guy who couldn’t take twitter anymore. Baltimore, public transportation, FOIA, the Philadelphia Eagles, good beer and the occasional movie. Oppose fascism. He/him
I think we just saw the tush-push die.
November 28, 2025 at 10:06 PM
I think we just saw the tush-push die.
They can see what is happening, they just can’t bring themselves to act accordingly. It’s magical thinking.
November 10, 2025 at 12:48 PM
They can see what is happening, they just can’t bring themselves to act accordingly. It’s magical thinking.
Meesha did a great set earlier
November 8, 2025 at 11:09 PM
Meesha did a great set earlier
For those who stop at the lede:
“This is no governor’s fault,” said Ayesha Holmes, director of No Kid Hungry. “This is the fault of a political juggernaut in Washington.”
Without that guarantee of federal reimbursement, “there’s no way any state could cover the gap,” she said. “Even Maryland.”
“This is no governor’s fault,” said Ayesha Holmes, director of No Kid Hungry. “This is the fault of a political juggernaut in Washington.”
Without that guarantee of federal reimbursement, “there’s no way any state could cover the gap,” she said. “Even Maryland.”
October 25, 2025 at 12:13 PM
For those who stop at the lede:
“This is no governor’s fault,” said Ayesha Holmes, director of No Kid Hungry. “This is the fault of a political juggernaut in Washington.”
Without that guarantee of federal reimbursement, “there’s no way any state could cover the gap,” she said. “Even Maryland.”
“This is no governor’s fault,” said Ayesha Holmes, director of No Kid Hungry. “This is the fault of a political juggernaut in Washington.”
Without that guarantee of federal reimbursement, “there’s no way any state could cover the gap,” she said. “Even Maryland.”
No matter how terrible the suffering, there will always be someone very comfortable and well paid to put it in “context.”
October 25, 2025 at 11:54 AM
No matter how terrible the suffering, there will always be someone very comfortable and well paid to put it in “context.”