Thank you for your opinion piece on the mirror, @skennedy2504.bsky.social, you couldn't be more correct
September 15, 2025 at 4:58 PM
Thank you for your opinion piece on the mirror, @skennedy2504.bsky.social, you couldn't be more correct
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In all seriousness, I'd love to see a reporter try to get comments from all of these people about their initial impulse to declare a literal war on half of their fellow citizens and to see if any of them regret it, apologized for it or learned anything at all from it.
like this is the most irresponsible level of hysteria i’ve ever seen. most of these people are either paid by the republican party, or are high level advisors and allies. this is insane
September 12, 2025 at 6:24 PM
In all seriousness, I'd love to see a reporter try to get comments from all of these people about their initial impulse to declare a literal war on half of their fellow citizens and to see if any of them regret it, apologized for it or learned anything at all from it.
Thank you Al Green for at least having some balls. Good for you
March 5, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Thank you Al Green for at least having some balls. Good for you
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I only regret, that I had but one Washington Post subscription to cancel for my country.
March 3, 2025 at 2:03 AM
I only regret, that I had but one Washington Post subscription to cancel for my country.
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At best Trump is going to treat any Dems present as stage props whom he can insult; at worst he's going to call them enemies of the people whose opposition to his approach is or ought to be illegal. Being called a traitor on national TV isn't going to make you look determined or dignified.
Jeffries sends a letter to Democrats saying "The decision to attend the Joint Session is a personal one and we understand that members will come to different conclusions. However, it is important to have a strong, determined and dignified Democratic presence in the chamber."
March 3, 2025 at 11:53 PM
At best Trump is going to treat any Dems present as stage props whom he can insult; at worst he's going to call them enemies of the people whose opposition to his approach is or ought to be illegal. Being called a traitor on national TV isn't going to make you look determined or dignified.
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in this house, we have heckin' doggos, we adult like a boss, we drink IPAs, we listen to Matt and Kim, and we also are apparently the only age cohort meaningfully committed to liberal democracy
March 3, 2025 at 5:26 PM
in this house, we have heckin' doggos, we adult like a boss, we drink IPAs, we listen to Matt and Kim, and we also are apparently the only age cohort meaningfully committed to liberal democracy
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Sean McVay says, “been sleeping better these last couple days” after agreeing to terms with Matthew Stafford, in comments with local reporters this morning.
March 3, 2025 at 4:02 PM
Sean McVay says, “been sleeping better these last couple days” after agreeing to terms with Matthew Stafford, in comments with local reporters this morning.
Just pulling the evidence up that Jeffries ain't got it
No Democrat should be attending Trump’s joint address. The idea being pushed by Jeffries that they will push back with guests is dumb. Trump is a tyrant thug and participating in the speech pageantry assists tyranny.
March 2, 2025 at 1:33 PM
Just pulling the evidence up that Jeffries ain't got it
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The biggest reason why I dislike the idea of respectability in dress is because it conflates the *appearance* of virtue with *actual* virtue. Wearing a suit doesn't make you respectful, intelligent, or capable, just as wearing a leather jacket doesn't make you rugged.
March 1, 2025 at 1:00 AM
The biggest reason why I dislike the idea of respectability in dress is because it conflates the *appearance* of virtue with *actual* virtue. Wearing a suit doesn't make you respectful, intelligent, or capable, just as wearing a leather jacket doesn't make you rugged.
Kinda tacky to have to plug in your trophy, hope it's battery powered
December 17, 2024 at 2:18 AM
Kinda tacky to have to plug in your trophy, hope it's battery powered
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Stoked to see Les Snead ranked so high. Dude went all in with Fuck Them Picks and won in 2021. And still they were able to reload the offense AND defense with no first day picks.
He's always been smart about finding guys good at things that fit in with what the Rams do as opposed to combine studs
He's always been smart about finding guys good at things that fit in with what the Rams do as opposed to combine studs
Who are the most successful NFL franchises? How is it that the organizations facing the most turnover in rosters and personnel departments find ways to consistently find ways to compete for championships? I set out to find out those answers … mattlombardonfl.substack.com/p/mastermind...
Masterminds of the NFL: Ranking the Best Front Offices That Thrive Through Change
The NFL playoff race is heating up with spots being secured by some of the most perennially successful franchises.
mattlombardonfl.substack.com
December 13, 2024 at 10:56 PM
Stoked to see Les Snead ranked so high. Dude went all in with Fuck Them Picks and won in 2021. And still they were able to reload the offense AND defense with no first day picks.
He's always been smart about finding guys good at things that fit in with what the Rams do as opposed to combine studs
He's always been smart about finding guys good at things that fit in with what the Rams do as opposed to combine studs
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Darious Williams intercepts Brock Purdy with 5:14 to play, the Rams up 9-6. Ahkello Witherspoon had a significant PBU earlier in the series as well.
December 13, 2024 at 3:41 AM
Darious Williams intercepts Brock Purdy with 5:14 to play, the Rams up 9-6. Ahkello Witherspoon had a significant PBU earlier in the series as well.
If the only good thing that comes of this election is the EC is abolished then color me absolutely and completely stunned
(this is a ringing endorsement of EC abolition)
(this is a ringing endorsement of EC abolition)
December 9, 2024 at 5:26 PM
If the only good thing that comes of this election is the EC is abolished then color me absolutely and completely stunned
(this is a ringing endorsement of EC abolition)
(this is a ringing endorsement of EC abolition)
We're going to be so worse off in 4 years, it's going to be unimaginable
Then we'll vote in a Dem to fix it, he'll (bc no woman will be nominated for a long time) take the blame for it not being turned around overnight and we'll probably elect Jr. or some other dumbass to fuck it up some more
Then we'll vote in a Dem to fix it, he'll (bc no woman will be nominated for a long time) take the blame for it not being turned around overnight and we'll probably elect Jr. or some other dumbass to fuck it up some more
People were not healthier in the past. They just weren't. There was no pre-industrial Eden where people drank raw milk and river water and lived healthy, pain-free lives. You cannot retvrn to good health.
November 15, 2024 at 10:15 PM
We're going to be so worse off in 4 years, it's going to be unimaginable
Then we'll vote in a Dem to fix it, he'll (bc no woman will be nominated for a long time) take the blame for it not being turned around overnight and we'll probably elect Jr. or some other dumbass to fuck it up some more
Then we'll vote in a Dem to fix it, he'll (bc no woman will be nominated for a long time) take the blame for it not being turned around overnight and we'll probably elect Jr. or some other dumbass to fuck it up some more
Was that just a sloppy game or were the refs on one?
November 4, 2024 at 2:59 AM
Was that just a sloppy game or were the refs on one?
Now that's a way to finish LA!
November 4, 2024 at 1:04 AM
Now that's a way to finish LA!
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Once again: DST doesn’t solve the problem of going to/from work in the dark.
Instead, when days get shorter in the fall, we should just shorten the workday by an hour.
Then in spring, when we start getting more daylight again, we can shorten the workday by another hour.
Instead, when days get shorter in the fall, we should just shorten the workday by an hour.
Then in spring, when we start getting more daylight again, we can shorten the workday by another hour.
November 3, 2024 at 12:50 PM
Once again: DST doesn’t solve the problem of going to/from work in the dark.
Instead, when days get shorter in the fall, we should just shorten the workday by an hour.
Then in spring, when we start getting more daylight again, we can shorten the workday by another hour.
Instead, when days get shorter in the fall, we should just shorten the workday by an hour.
Then in spring, when we start getting more daylight again, we can shorten the workday by another hour.
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Yeah, do not get cocky, do not get complacent.
Act like we’re down 5 and desperate to make up for lost ground.
Act like we’re down 5 and desperate to make up for lost ground.
This thing - don't cancel your plans to door knock, don't cancel your plans to phone bank, don't cancel your plans to do every last thing you can do - just do it with that extra pep in your step!
I love everybody’s “holy shit we’re gonna win??” energy tonight but I’m converting it all into knocking doors tomorrow like Pennsylvania is a dead tie and the next door is going to be the one to break it
(I do think “the campaign that seems to be having more fun wins” is generally true tho)
(I do think “the campaign that seems to be having more fun wins” is generally true tho)
November 3, 2024 at 6:28 PM
Yeah, do not get cocky, do not get complacent.
Act like we’re down 5 and desperate to make up for lost ground.
Act like we’re down 5 and desperate to make up for lost ground.
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"kamala harris will protect your right to disagree with her" is something i haven't really heard from another surrogate and i find it genuinely compelling?
NEW: Harrison Ford endorses Kamala Harris.
This is impactful, in part because it comes from someone without a long track record of endorsing candidates.
“I’ve been voting for 64 years. Never really wanted to talk about it very much.”
(📽️Credit: CallToActivism via X)
This is impactful, in part because it comes from someone without a long track record of endorsing candidates.
“I’ve been voting for 64 years. Never really wanted to talk about it very much.”
(📽️Credit: CallToActivism via X)
November 2, 2024 at 10:15 PM
"kamala harris will protect your right to disagree with her" is something i haven't really heard from another surrogate and i find it genuinely compelling?
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My students always ask me what they can do as individuals for climate, and here’s what I tell them:
1. Vote for candidates that will do something about climate change
2. Ride a bike
3. Stop eating meat (or at least beef and dairy)
4. Fly less
1. Vote for candidates that will do something about climate change
2. Ride a bike
3. Stop eating meat (or at least beef and dairy)
4. Fly less
November 2, 2024 at 7:57 PM
My students always ask me what they can do as individuals for climate, and here’s what I tell them:
1. Vote for candidates that will do something about climate change
2. Ride a bike
3. Stop eating meat (or at least beef and dairy)
4. Fly less
1. Vote for candidates that will do something about climate change
2. Ride a bike
3. Stop eating meat (or at least beef and dairy)
4. Fly less
1. Harris wins, it's not a blowout exactly but it's far enough away from a squeaker
2. This undercurrent of deep fascistic ideas smolders for a very long time in the GOP unless the Dems make some real pushes to radically improve people's everyday lives
2. This undercurrent of deep fascistic ideas smolders for a very long time in the GOP unless the Dems make some real pushes to radically improve people's everyday lives
i think every political poster on Bluesky should be required to pre-register at least two election takes
October 28, 2024 at 5:50 PM
1. Harris wins, it's not a blowout exactly but it's far enough away from a squeaker
2. This undercurrent of deep fascistic ideas smolders for a very long time in the GOP unless the Dems make some real pushes to radically improve people's everyday lives
2. This undercurrent of deep fascistic ideas smolders for a very long time in the GOP unless the Dems make some real pushes to radically improve people's everyday lives
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in a matter of days we’re having an election where one of the candidates attempted a coup lol. i can’t get over how preposterous it is. failed state.
October 24, 2024 at 11:04 PM
in a matter of days we’re having an election where one of the candidates attempted a coup lol. i can’t get over how preposterous it is. failed state.
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This truly is remarkable: “Scientists have concluded that widespread physical distancing and masking practiced during the early days of COVID-19 appear to have pushed B/Yamagata into oblivion… the first documented instance of a virus going extinct due to changes in human behavior”
The flu shot is different this year, thanks to COVID
A strain of influenza appears to have disappeared from the planet since COVID. As a result, U.S. flu vaccines have been redesigned.
www.npr.org
October 17, 2024 at 8:36 PM
This truly is remarkable: “Scientists have concluded that widespread physical distancing and masking practiced during the early days of COVID-19 appear to have pushed B/Yamagata into oblivion… the first documented instance of a virus going extinct due to changes in human behavior”