Scott Trudeau
@sstrudeau.bsky.social
Ann Arbor. AADL Board of Trustees. CTO Listings Project. Lorcana dad. Bollard fan. he/him
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You could say "I don't know what's wrong with the ignorant people who voted for this!"
Or you could say "I'm finally ready to acknowledge that I know exactly what's wrong with the ignorant people who voted for this."
Or you could say "I'm finally ready to acknowledge that I know exactly what's wrong with the ignorant people who voted for this."
January 21, 2026 at 4:50 PM
You could say "I don't know what's wrong with the ignorant people who voted for this!"
Or you could say "I'm finally ready to acknowledge that I know exactly what's wrong with the ignorant people who voted for this."
Or you could say "I'm finally ready to acknowledge that I know exactly what's wrong with the ignorant people who voted for this."
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“[P]articipants emphasized that the program provided a sense of dignity. They did not feel shamed for struggling economically or needing financial support. Health outcomes are linked to financial situations and how people feel judged or stigmatized because of those situations." #A2Council
January 21, 2026 at 3:27 AM
“[P]articipants emphasized that the program provided a sense of dignity. They did not feel shamed for struggling economically or needing financial support. Health outcomes are linked to financial situations and how people feel judged or stigmatized because of those situations." #A2Council
Just realized that the reason I’ve finally established a regular workout routine for the first time in my life over the last year is largely due to dealing with all this stress and getting myself into better shape if and when it’s time to act…
January 21, 2026 at 4:27 AM
Just realized that the reason I’ve finally established a regular workout routine for the first time in my life over the last year is largely due to dealing with all this stress and getting myself into better shape if and when it’s time to act…
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What I would say to everyone else is listen to what she says at the end.
"Keep demanding, that we, members of congress, whether we are in the minority or the majority, actually represent you and do more."
Good advice! People should do that! Demand what you want. Not what you think they want.
"Keep demanding, that we, members of congress, whether we are in the minority or the majority, actually represent you and do more."
Good advice! People should do that! Demand what you want. Not what you think they want.
January 21, 2026 at 1:59 AM
What I would say to everyone else is listen to what she says at the end.
"Keep demanding, that we, members of congress, whether we are in the minority or the majority, actually represent you and do more."
Good advice! People should do that! Demand what you want. Not what you think they want.
"Keep demanding, that we, members of congress, whether we are in the minority or the majority, actually represent you and do more."
Good advice! People should do that! Demand what you want. Not what you think they want.
This is the number one thing I hated about urban driving after moving back to the Midwest from NYC. Driving in NYC is stressful on many levels but stopping at all reds & not having the pressure to try to squeeze in a turn was a moment respite!
January 21, 2026 at 2:03 AM
This is the number one thing I hated about urban driving after moving back to the Midwest from NYC. Driving in NYC is stressful on many levels but stopping at all reds & not having the pressure to try to squeeze in a turn was a moment respite!
This entire piece is very good. I especially appreciate his point about the value of sectoral bargaining and how it’d be a more effective tool than copyright for creative workers.
January 20, 2026 at 5:41 PM
This entire piece is very good. I especially appreciate his point about the value of sectoral bargaining and how it’d be a more effective tool than copyright for creative workers.