Nick Field
@nickfield.bsky.social
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Writer focused on politics and popular culture. Always on the lookout for work and opportunities. Decision Desk HQ Contributor, Pennsylvania Capital Star Correspondent. Former Managing Editor of PoliticsPA. American University grad. Go Birds!
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jonathancohn.bsky.social
Not paying people remains one of the biggest through-lines of Trump's career.

That plus corruption, racism, and sexual assault.

www.nytimes.com/2025/10/07/u...
White House Signals It May Try to Deny Back Pay to Furloughed Federal Workers
www.nytimes.com
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owillis.bsky.social
One of the big reasons so many liberal orgs suck is that they’re more about “how close are you to the Clintons/Obamas” w personnel than about “do you have any idea how to be effective?”
owillis.bsky.social
The very well funded Center for American Progress has been in operation since 2004. The Democrats do not have “nothing” they’re just not trying.
loufromboston.bsky.social
The Republicans have a very well organized think-tank (Heritage Foundation) for strategizing and coordination of messaging. They control what we are seeing day to day.

The Democrats have nothing. No sense of leadership, no direction, no messaging. We need a think-tank asap!!
nickfield.bsky.social
Identical 18 point margin for Josh Shapiro against Stacy Garrity and Doug Mastriano, the Quinnipiac Poll was within the margin of error too. Garrity would probably be better if only because she's not afraid of appearing on TV, but another Shapiro landslide is in the mix
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nickfield.bsky.social
Our society is being run into the ground by criminal idiots, but if you want to go anywhere in this industry I've chosen you have to pretend divisiveness is the root of all of the nation's ills. Just a perpetually frustrating reality
nickfield.bsky.social
A+ work from Whitehouse's staff, D+ on Whitehouse's execution
nickfield.bsky.social
Our society is being run into the ground by criminal idiots, but if you want to go anywhere in this industry I've chosen you have to pretend divisiveness is the root of all of the nation's ills. Just a perpetually frustrating reality
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jamellebouie.net
perhaps the biggest story TFPever ran was a catastrophically shoddy argument that George Floyd ackshully died of an overdose. When confronted with irrefutable evidence that the piece was simply wrong, Weiss didn’t take it down, she asked her critic, @radleybalko.bsky.social, to come on a podcast.
maxtani.bsky.social
David Ellison’s note to staff on Paramount’s acquisition of the Free Press
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bgrueskin.bsky.social
Bari Weiss once wrote an NYT column under the headline "We're All Fascists Now."
She said Dave Rubin was called an "anti-Fascist lieutenant" by lefties.
She linked to a Twitter account called "Official Antifa" (left).
The most amazing correction followed. (right)

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Looks like the Fascist Lieutenant @RubinReport is speaking at an Alt-Right event today. You know what to do, comrades. #Antifa #NoPlatform Editors’ Note: March 7, 2018

An earlier version of this essay cited criticism of the commentator Dave Rubin as an example of left-leaning attacks on liberals in the public sphere, and linked to tweets that described him as a fascist. Those tweets came from an account that has been reported to be fake. Therefore the example and the links have been removed.
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flowerchildob1.bsky.social
@sarahkendzior.bsky.social in "They Knew", with a 1985 example of how corrupt our media has been, & complicit with crime rings, for possibly forever.

The same media that allowed for the rise of Trump is harangued and vilified by him now.
Page 53 of They Knew, book by Sarah Kendzior.
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oliverdarcy.bsky.social
Inside CBS News, there is a mood of wary resignation as the long-awaited Bari Weiss era begins. “Trepidation,” in the words of one staffer.

Meanwhile, David Ellison's news philosophy is showing major cracks under scrutiny.

My full report in @status.news: www.status.news/p/bari-weiss...
Weiss and Shine
The Bari Weiss era has begun at CBS News, and David Ellison’s push to reshape the storied network has staffers holding their breath about the future of the outlet—especially as the mogul's talking poi...
www.status.news
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sandwichpick.bsky.social
"These NL playoff games are great but I just wish the pitchers were still hitting"
-No one ever
nickfield.bsky.social
"It's a big club, and you ain’t in it. You and I are not in the big club" - George Carlin
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avi-wa.bsky.social
"Analytics" is bad and never works.

"Old school" can never fail since the baseball pundit class ignores every single instance of it backfiring
nickfield.bsky.social
All the old-school guys on the Phillies postgame show are pretending that the bunt didn't lose the game
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All the old-school guys on the Phillies postgame show are pretending that the bunt didn't lose the game
nickfield.bsky.social
"No Bunts"
"Bunts An Out"
"No Bunting Whatsoever"
nickfield.bsky.social
Just saw a Kalshi TV ad during the Phillies where the concept is giving odds for historical events. They show the Wright Brothers flying a plane and filmed it in a very grassy field, despite the flight very famously happening on a beach
nickfield.bsky.social
If you want of a picture of the Phillies in October, imagine nine-figure sluggers swinging and missing at outside-the-zone breaking balls, forever....
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washingtonpost.com
The U.S. Treasury shared a proposal to mint $1 Trump coins to mark America’s 250th anniversary.

But U.S. code says only deceased individuals may appear on U.S. currency, a tradition dating back to efforts to break from monarchical rule. https://wapo.st/4pWsyL3
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sahilkapur.bsky.social
CBS News poll shows the Democratic Party's favorable rating at 34%, with 66% disapproving. Again, part of the reason is weak approval with their own base — 1 in 5 Democrats view it unfavorably. That's twice the share of Republicans with an unfavorable view of their party.