The winner (derogatory) of the election was the majority of people who couldn't be bothered to care whether we ended up with a president who likes ultraviolence and ethnic cleansing.

Barely pronounceable. But the algorithm seems fond of your avatar:

This is why I can’t support @npr.org anymore. I will support my local public broadcasting station though, because they have figured out how to report on the Trump regime. NPR thinks this will save them extortion money probably.

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This chart was posted last night by @bruces.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy.

I would add that the Zombie phase can confer brand loyalty and provide a community of enthusiasts for the next wave of new-product experiments. Ideally open-sourcing can continue maintenance that users need.

@lentilstew.bsky.social 👋🏻

I was hoping this wasn't real but it sure looks like it was shot at the same scene as yours.

2019 Laura Loomer

Vetnamese mossy tree frog Theloderma corticale

www.realclearpolling.com/polls/approv...

news.gallup.com/poll/696722/...

GOP still love Trump (91%!) but independent and democratic folk are at 33 and 6 percent approval, according to Gallup.

This fight to oust the kleptocrats will come down to voter turnout, as usual.

A helpful visual aid on neo-nazi symbols. CW for Germany and survivors.

#pdx #oregon
The enemy within is not the frogs.

Yes, Pennysaver would be a good use of their reporting talent.

aka "the shitty people follower tracker" app which can help you analyze your social graph for people who fraternize with the enemy.

Typically such apps are intended to help you find people who follow you that you haven't followed back and to help you discover hot new accounts your peeps follow.