Timothy Schwarzauer
@schwatd.bsky.social
Leftist redneck from Mississippi and now NC. Brewing beer and making wine in a barn for a non profit brewery and winery is a lot better than wearing a suit all day in a Federal Courthouse
Pinned
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/12 Anyway, this would be a huge help for professors being fired and disciplined for dissenting from conservative orthodoxy, if conservatives were honest or principled or if the judicial system could be counted on any more. But James Ho will find a distinction.
December 22, 2025 at 7:22 PM
/12 Anyway, this would be a huge help for professors being fired and disciplined for dissenting from conservative orthodoxy, if conservatives were honest or principled or if the judicial system could be counted on any more. But James Ho will find a distinction.
After Sherman burned Atlanta, the people of Atlanta swore to never let it happen again. They immediately began construction on an impenetrable barrier of defense known as I-285
The city of Atlanta is a mathematically impossible structure where all points in space are always equally distant from each other. If you pick any 2 locations in Atlanta, they will always, regardless of perceived distance, be a 90 minute drive from each other.
December 19, 2025 at 8:46 PM
After Sherman burned Atlanta, the people of Atlanta swore to never let it happen again. They immediately began construction on an impenetrable barrier of defense known as I-285
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Reminding everyone for no particular reason that Section 230 is one of the last things standing between free speech online and Trump having control over everything you see and say on the internet
December 18, 2025 at 10:28 PM
Reminding everyone for no particular reason that Section 230 is one of the last things standing between free speech online and Trump having control over everything you see and say on the internet
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It’s always the ones you just assumed
David Brooks, who wrote in the NYT last month, "The Epstein Story? Count Me Out" is... in the latest Epstein photo dump published by @oversightdemocrats.house.gov.
He should absolutely be fired by NYT for this. Major conflict of interest that he didn't disclose.
He should absolutely be fired by NYT for this. Major conflict of interest that he didn't disclose.
December 18, 2025 at 7:41 PM
It’s always the ones you just assumed
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“When I lost the right to vote, I was upset because I knew how things could have been different in my life,” Walter Lewis, a Black man and father of two from Jackson, tells the Mississippi Free Press on February, 21, 2025.
Lewis' rights were restored last year, allowing him to vote once again.
Lewis' rights were restored last year, allowing him to vote once again.
Advocates Push for Voting-Rights Restoration, Fair Access in Mississippi
Voting-rights advocates say Mississippi has a long way to go to reduce barriers to voting in the state.
www.mississippifreepress.org
December 18, 2025 at 12:03 AM
“When I lost the right to vote, I was upset because I knew how things could have been different in my life,” Walter Lewis, a Black man and father of two from Jackson, tells the Mississippi Free Press on February, 21, 2025.
Lewis' rights were restored last year, allowing him to vote once again.
Lewis' rights were restored last year, allowing him to vote once again.
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"It is absurd to me that you should pay for the experience you should already be getting. You've already paid!"
Zohran: "I mean, think about when you fly. We have made it such a difficult experience to go through TSA that there's now a financial incentive to sign up for a separate program that can move you through it quicker. We have monetized the dysfunction."
December 18, 2025 at 3:41 PM
"It is absurd to me that you should pay for the experience you should already be getting. You've already paid!"
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If I were running for president I'd mention in every speech and debate that I intend to seize every asset owned by the Trump family and use it on restarting USAID and immigrant/asylum-seeker protection and naturalization programs, just to see if I can make that fucker so mad his head pops.
December 18, 2025 at 12:19 PM
If I were running for president I'd mention in every speech and debate that I intend to seize every asset owned by the Trump family and use it on restarting USAID and immigrant/asylum-seeker protection and naturalization programs, just to see if I can make that fucker so mad his head pops.
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So wait. We’re declaring a war of conquest to take oil company assets nationalized half a century ago?
December 17, 2025 at 10:10 PM
So wait. We’re declaring a war of conquest to take oil company assets nationalized half a century ago?
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Larry Bushart spent 37 days in jail — all because he posted a meme after Charlie Kirk's murder. He was held on an outlandish $2 million bail.
And now it's time for Sheriff Nick Weems and Perry County to face the consequences for violating Bushart's First Amendment rights.
And now it's time for Sheriff Nick Weems and Perry County to face the consequences for violating Bushart's First Amendment rights.
LAWSUIT: Ex-cop sues after spending 37 days in jail for sharing meme following Charlie Kirk murder
Larry Bushart was arrested for a social media post and held on a $2 million bond he could not afford. Now, he's fighting back.
www.thefire.org
December 17, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Larry Bushart spent 37 days in jail — all because he posted a meme after Charlie Kirk's murder. He was held on an outlandish $2 million bail.
And now it's time for Sheriff Nick Weems and Perry County to face the consequences for violating Bushart's First Amendment rights.
And now it's time for Sheriff Nick Weems and Perry County to face the consequences for violating Bushart's First Amendment rights.
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@aelkus.bsky.social late Ceausescu wasn't *this* tacky and embarrassing.
Per @garretthaake.bsky.social, the extremely tacky "presidential wall of fame" that lines the colonnade to the West Wing now has obviously-Trump-penned plaques insulting or praising the presidents.
December 17, 2025 at 6:05 PM
@aelkus.bsky.social late Ceausescu wasn't *this* tacky and embarrassing.
Video killed the Bluesky star.
i have said this before but if you are actually interested in influencing people beyond a narrow circle of too-online journalists you will be making direct to camera videos on tiktok, instagram and youtube. if you primarily post on text-based social media then you're just dicking around.
December 15, 2025 at 9:00 PM
Video killed the Bluesky star.
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This NYT story failed the reader by not digging deeper. One subject dropped out of college after one year (five years ago) and lists "Windows" as his skillset. Story should be: young conservatives who blame immigrants for their personal failures and whose lives won't be improved w/ fewer immigrants
December 15, 2025 at 8:36 AM
This NYT story failed the reader by not digging deeper. One subject dropped out of college after one year (five years ago) and lists "Windows" as his skillset. Story should be: young conservatives who blame immigrants for their personal failures and whose lives won't be improved w/ fewer immigrants
An armed society is a polite society.
Armed ICE agents trapped US citizens in a restaurant and demanded their papers. Federal agents walked into East African restaurants in Cedar-Riverside, MN. They closed and blocked the doors. Then they demanded to see everyone’s papers. Every person present was a US citizen.
Federal agents use chemical irritant on crowd in Somali neighborhood of Minneapolis amid Trump crackdown
Federal agents have used chemical irritant to disperse a crowd in a heavily Somali neighborhood in Minneapolis. This happened Tuesday during a identification checks amid the Trump administration's cra...
www.mprnews.org
December 14, 2025 at 10:34 PM
An armed society is a polite society.
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You know what? I'm willing to empirically test this as many times as it takes to reach statistical certainty about any conclusions we reach
Michael C. Rockefeller got shipwrecked in 1963, washed up on an island, and was promptly eaten by cannibals.
December 14, 2025 at 12:38 AM
You know what? I'm willing to empirically test this as many times as it takes to reach statistical certainty about any conclusions we reach
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What 'immigration documents' does a US citizen have that would enable them to avoid being subject to arrest on the basis of their race?
Bovino, the man overseeing mass deportations, publicly declared that we must all have our papers on us, at all times, or we could be stopped, harassed, kidnapped, and detained, as they did with the man in this case, who is a US citizen.
December 13, 2025 at 3:35 PM
What 'immigration documents' does a US citizen have that would enable them to avoid being subject to arrest on the basis of their race?
It's not even the immigration judge with jurisdiction over the regional case. So this isn't a scrivener's error and it isn't even the scrivener issuing it.
December 12, 2025 at 2:07 PM
It's not even the immigration judge with jurisdiction over the regional case. So this isn't a scrivener's error and it isn't even the scrivener issuing it.
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Rep. @algreen.house.gov is a real one.
It’s disgraceful his efforts are not backed by Democratic leadership and the full support of the Democratic caucus.
It’s disgraceful his efforts are not backed by Democratic leadership and the full support of the Democratic caucus.
Rep. Al Green spoke for ~20 minutes earlier this evening when he invoked Rule IX to force a vote on his resolution impeaching Trump for threatening members of Congress with death.
At the end, the speaker pro tem absurdly chided him for "engaging in personalities toward the president."
At the end, the speaker pro tem absurdly chided him for "engaging in personalities toward the president."
User Clip: Rep. Al Green Forces Impeachment Vote 12.10.25
Rep. Al Green invokes House Rule IX to impeach Trump for threatening members of Congress.
www.c-span.org
December 11, 2025 at 2:10 PM
Rep. @algreen.house.gov is a real one.
It’s disgraceful his efforts are not backed by Democratic leadership and the full support of the Democratic caucus.
It’s disgraceful his efforts are not backed by Democratic leadership and the full support of the Democratic caucus.
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Imagine being a new aspiring historian fifty years from now who knows nothing of our silly contemporary politics and you learn that counties reliant on grain exports voted 70%+ for the only candidate in recent memory brave enough to blowtorch our ag export markets. It's *wild.*
December 11, 2025 at 2:06 PM
Imagine being a new aspiring historian fifty years from now who knows nothing of our silly contemporary politics and you learn that counties reliant on grain exports voted 70%+ for the only candidate in recent memory brave enough to blowtorch our ag export markets. It's *wild.*
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I saw someone ask elsewhere about what the common law said about the children of Confederates born during during the Civil War.
They were natural born American citizens. Why? Because there is no loyalty test—not for parents, not for children.
Had the Confederates won, children born before 1861…
They were natural born American citizens. Why? Because there is no loyalty test—not for parents, not for children.
Had the Confederates won, children born before 1861…
December 10, 2025 at 6:50 PM
I saw someone ask elsewhere about what the common law said about the children of Confederates born during during the Civil War.
They were natural born American citizens. Why? Because there is no loyalty test—not for parents, not for children.
Had the Confederates won, children born before 1861…
They were natural born American citizens. Why? Because there is no loyalty test—not for parents, not for children.
Had the Confederates won, children born before 1861…
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A Mississippi photojournalist's unseen photos of the Civil Rights Movement, including photos of Rosa Parks, have been made public for the first time!
As a photojournalist, lover of civil rights and lover of history, this is like Christmas coming early.
As a photojournalist, lover of civil rights and lover of history, this is like Christmas coming early.
Mississippi Photographer’s Unseen Civil Rights Photos Revealed
Seven decades after Rosa Parks was thrust indelibly into American history, new photos of the Civil Rights Movement icon have been released.
www.mississippifreepress.org
December 11, 2025 at 2:30 AM
A Mississippi photojournalist's unseen photos of the Civil Rights Movement, including photos of Rosa Parks, have been made public for the first time!
As a photojournalist, lover of civil rights and lover of history, this is like Christmas coming early.
As a photojournalist, lover of civil rights and lover of history, this is like Christmas coming early.
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You’ll be shocked, I’m sure, that on the list of words you’re not allowed to use are black, Hispanic, and Native American.
While “white” is a-okay.
While “white” is a-okay.
According to a new court filing, the Trump administration has a six-page list of banned words that Head Start locations are forbidden from using when describing their programs.
Among the censored words: "disability," "race," "women," "trauma," "Gulf of Mexico." Short thread with the full list. 🧵
Among the censored words: "disability," "race," "women," "trauma," "Gulf of Mexico." Short thread with the full list. 🧵
December 11, 2025 at 2:34 AM
You’ll be shocked, I’m sure, that on the list of words you’re not allowed to use are black, Hispanic, and Native American.
While “white” is a-okay.
While “white” is a-okay.
All of those gender affirming hormone treatments and he still can't do a single pull up?
December 9, 2025 at 1:41 AM
All of those gender affirming hormone treatments and he still can't do a single pull up?