These Epstein emails are a who’s who of people I already never wanted to hear from again. Hopefully this finally does the trick.

Whitmer gets this exactly wrong. Politics isn't just an assessment of your material state. It's also a social experience, something you talk about with others. "Fix the damn roads" worked because it was a classic water cooler issue. But so is "Trump's tearing down the White House"!

when trans people take HRT to feel normal: “look at these depraved sex freaks performing their sick fetish in public, we should bully them out of existence” when cis ppl take HRT so they can fuck real good:

if i had the opportunity to ask a question of anyone in the administration, given this "war in chicago" messaging, i would ask them how many americans the president intends to kill in his war

The thing that upsets me most about the design changes from defense.gov to war.gov is that the Veterans Crisis Line has been removed from the footer of the site. Every design choice is a values statement. (Screenshot from DoD website is from September 4, courtesy of @archive.org)

Once again, I want the people posting anti-trans stuff about sports to watch this video and tell me with a straight face that this girl shouldn't be allowed to play field hockey with her friends youtu.be/yf9MfYZ-Bl4?...

Very cool that cis people can just access hormones willy nilly but trans people have to jump through a million hoops to get the same exact treatment

Another step toward the total erasure of trans people from public life. Absolutely awful.

cis friends, you have no idea how big the impact of just asking how we're doing, and then actually listening is you have no idea how rare it is absolutely zero cis friends of mine checked in on me today. we notice this shit.

alright you wanna know how to support trans people? hire them. It's REALLY hard already for visibly trans people to get jobs, even before this shit. Support places that have trans people working front of house, and make sure owners know that's part of why you're there.

Lots of reporters are treating Trump's threats to invade and annex foreign countries as an unserious game, but Beth's excellent thread exposes just how absurd and dangerous it all is by asking serious questions. Would Greenland become a state? What happens to Canadian health insurance? And much more

I’ve read a number of articles about Donald Trump’s ambitions to purchase, annex, or seize territory — Greenland, Canada, the Panama Canal Zone, etc. A thread on some policy questions that these actions would pose. 🧵