Lori L. Bloomer
@lorilee.bsky.social
Redheaded writer and editor. Displaced New Yorker in the Sunshine State. Cat tender, maneki neko enthusiast, gamer, nerd.
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It’s weird* that the president can just decide to put a huge tax on American businesses without congress even being a little bit involved.
* very unconstitutional
* very unconstitutional
April 5, 2025 at 3:16 AM
It’s weird* that the president can just decide to put a huge tax on American businesses without congress even being a little bit involved.
* very unconstitutional
* very unconstitutional
The guardrails were yanked off when the Supreme Court decided that the President was above the law, and thus, could make all of this happen without consequence.
As Elon Musk upends the government, the White House has taken advantage of rules with weak enforcement and loopholes -- or simply declared it can outweigh other laws.
As Musk reshapes the government, some ask: Where are the guardrails?
As Elon Musk upends the government, the White House has taken advantage of rules with weak enforcement and loopholes -- or simply declared it can outweigh other laws.
wapo.st
February 16, 2025 at 6:08 PM
The guardrails were yanked off when the Supreme Court decided that the President was above the law, and thus, could make all of this happen without consequence.
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Bookish Word of the Day: BIBLIOBIBULI
Coined by writer HL Mencken in 1957 from a mishmash of the Greek word for “book”, and the Latin word for “drink," meaning "people who read too much."
I think we need to proudly adopt this word based on fun-ness to say, alone.
#Booksky💙📚🪐👀📚🌶️🖋️📚⏳⚡️📚💡🩸📚🎧
#langsky
Coined by writer HL Mencken in 1957 from a mishmash of the Greek word for “book”, and the Latin word for “drink," meaning "people who read too much."
I think we need to proudly adopt this word based on fun-ness to say, alone.
#Booksky💙📚🪐👀📚🌶️🖋️📚⏳⚡️📚💡🩸📚🎧
#langsky
February 14, 2025 at 6:31 PM
Bookish Word of the Day: BIBLIOBIBULI
Coined by writer HL Mencken in 1957 from a mishmash of the Greek word for “book”, and the Latin word for “drink," meaning "people who read too much."
I think we need to proudly adopt this word based on fun-ness to say, alone.
#Booksky💙📚🪐👀📚🌶️🖋️📚⏳⚡️📚💡🩸📚🎧
#langsky
Coined by writer HL Mencken in 1957 from a mishmash of the Greek word for “book”, and the Latin word for “drink," meaning "people who read too much."
I think we need to proudly adopt this word based on fun-ness to say, alone.
#Booksky💙📚🪐👀📚🌶️🖋️📚⏳⚡️📚💡🩸📚🎧
#langsky
My, the sky is so blue here!
October 19, 2023 at 3:30 PM
My, the sky is so blue here!