Puget Bob
@pugetbob.bsky.social
Amen! Look how @gavinnewsom.bsky.social shocked the world by being unafraid to take the gloves off with Trump. And he won a lot of skeptics over. His ballot measure to gerrymander for Democrats won by almost 2:1!
As someone remarked, most Democrats *exude* fear. Not Newsom. And not you! Hooray!
As someone remarked, most Democrats *exude* fear. Not Newsom. And not you! Hooray!
December 12, 2025 at 9:56 PM
Amen! Look how @gavinnewsom.bsky.social shocked the world by being unafraid to take the gloves off with Trump. And he won a lot of skeptics over. His ballot measure to gerrymander for Democrats won by almost 2:1!
As someone remarked, most Democrats *exude* fear. Not Newsom. And not you! Hooray!
As someone remarked, most Democrats *exude* fear. Not Newsom. And not you! Hooray!
What is this "settled law" of which you speak?
December 12, 2025 at 3:46 PM
What is this "settled law" of which you speak?
Trump may have the trappings of wealth and power, but he has the ethics of a street thug.
Is this fundamentally different from a Mafia loan shark breaking arms to compel payment?
Is this fundamentally different from a Mafia loan shark breaking arms to compel payment?
December 12, 2025 at 3:45 PM
Trump may have the trappings of wealth and power, but he has the ethics of a street thug.
Is this fundamentally different from a Mafia loan shark breaking arms to compel payment?
Is this fundamentally different from a Mafia loan shark breaking arms to compel payment?
Been saying for years: Democrats had better learn to be better culture warriors, because that's what matters to the voters they need to win over.
December 11, 2025 at 9:18 PM
Been saying for years: Democrats had better learn to be better culture warriors, because that's what matters to the voters they need to win over.
FL Rep Alan Grayson explained the Republican healthcare plan on the House floor years ago:
"If you get sick, please die quickly."
"If you get sick, please die quickly."
December 11, 2025 at 9:15 PM
FL Rep Alan Grayson explained the Republican healthcare plan on the House floor years ago:
"If you get sick, please die quickly."
"If you get sick, please die quickly."
Indeed, the Democratic agenda for 2026 is being overseen by wealthy corporate-friendly activists."
www.thebignewsletter.com/p/even-in-a-...
In the Citizens United era, Dems rely so much on big-money donors that they dare not go too hard on the wealthy and powerful.
www.thebignewsletter.com/p/even-in-a-...
In the Citizens United era, Dems rely so much on big-money donors that they dare not go too hard on the wealthy and powerful.
Even In a Populist Moment, Democrats Are Split on the Problem of Corporate Power
Democratic voters have turned against big business, but only the progressive faction of the party has listened. This distance between voters and leaders is unusual and can't go on forever. Or can it?
www.thebignewsletter.com
December 11, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Indeed, the Democratic agenda for 2026 is being overseen by wealthy corporate-friendly activists."
www.thebignewsletter.com/p/even-in-a-...
In the Citizens United era, Dems rely so much on big-money donors that they dare not go too hard on the wealthy and powerful.
www.thebignewsletter.com/p/even-in-a-...
In the Citizens United era, Dems rely so much on big-money donors that they dare not go too hard on the wealthy and powerful.
Can we talk about age limits for our leaders?
Keep in mind that when the Constitution was written, the average life expectancy at birth was ~36 years, and hardly anybody lived past their 70's.
I'd suggest that a reasonable upper limit would be 75, at the *end* of your term in office.
Keep in mind that when the Constitution was written, the average life expectancy at birth was ~36 years, and hardly anybody lived past their 70's.
I'd suggest that a reasonable upper limit would be 75, at the *end* of your term in office.
December 11, 2025 at 5:43 PM
Can we talk about age limits for our leaders?
Keep in mind that when the Constitution was written, the average life expectancy at birth was ~36 years, and hardly anybody lived past their 70's.
I'd suggest that a reasonable upper limit would be 75, at the *end* of your term in office.
Keep in mind that when the Constitution was written, the average life expectancy at birth was ~36 years, and hardly anybody lived past their 70's.
I'd suggest that a reasonable upper limit would be 75, at the *end* of your term in office.
Because everyone locks up their car for 50 years and then gets mad if it won't start, amirite?
One of the stupidest comments I've seen.
One of the stupidest comments I've seen.
December 11, 2025 at 3:10 PM
Because everyone locks up their car for 50 years and then gets mad if it won't start, amirite?
One of the stupidest comments I've seen.
One of the stupidest comments I've seen.
Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) is a good pre-soak.
December 11, 2025 at 3:07 PM
Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) is a good pre-soak.
I switched to Calibri from Times years ago. It has a bit more flair IMO without being in any way weird. But *diversity*? What???
How pathetic that THIS is what our Li'l Secretary of State chooses to focus on!
How pathetic that THIS is what our Li'l Secretary of State chooses to focus on!
December 10, 2025 at 10:10 PM
I switched to Calibri from Times years ago. It has a bit more flair IMO without being in any way weird. But *diversity*? What???
How pathetic that THIS is what our Li'l Secretary of State chooses to focus on!
How pathetic that THIS is what our Li'l Secretary of State chooses to focus on!