yeah it's a good thing Landon didn't publish any of this shit. the Times might have had to bump an article about trans people. bsky.app/profile/arid...

“The government no longer appears to track the economy but door dash does” is too stupid to type.

It is remarkable that the media shows next to no interest in the fact that the republicans have absolutely no idea what they are going to about healthcare outside of destroying it.

“Why can’t you just all work together? After all, the right simply wants to imprison anyone who doesn’t genuflect before a Trump portrait 3 times an hour. What happened to common ground?”

The server I keep my “Imagine If Biden Had Done This” file on is using more energy than all AI models combined.

Is it good when the Supreme Court declines to do something catastrophic and that’s a confusing thing?

All Americans deserve access to affordable, quality healthcare. Full stop. This deal doesn’t deliver the results that Americans are rightfully demanding and if it comes to the House, I will be a hard no. I have and will continue to hold the line - no matter what.

Not only that but the fact that what's going on is so clearly unpopular. Cornell getting late to a party and bringing more beer for the guy that has already thrown up twice.

Everyday the people and institutions who chose to get down in the muck with the this administration are getting irrevocably dirtier and dirtier. Just covered in shit forever.

Does anyone know why Rfkjr ran away from the scene of the oval office collapse like he had just seen a safe and effective vaccine?

"Everything has changed and the system that was inherited from the last century just isn’t working for them any more. It’s dying on its feet and in the process spawning a few very big winners and a vast multitude of losers.”

VO: "Arlington, shit. I'm still only at the Marriott. Every time I think I'm going to wake up back in DC. I can still smell the mustard. The onions..."

Sounds like it’s a relevance making lunch for everyone besides Mamdani

Incredible description of 95% of the @nytimes.com opinion pieces

Starting a gofundme for anyone at the @nytimes who will leak all the draft versions that would have been published had things gone the other way. I bet they had 9 stories and an emergency Erza Klein podcast ready to go with "Cuomo's historic victory proves us irrevocably right about everything"

Starmer Kleinism is not just ethically bad but morally dangerous.

The legacy press has 2 political stories - #1: the Right won because they understand the concerns of 'real' Americans. The Left must give up on having values of any kind. #2 the Left won but that doesn't mean that it shouldn't give up on having values of any kind.

EAT SHIT BOOK BANNERS

Another beautiful thing: Cuomo victory would have meant a whole new week of grim podcast appearances for Ezra Klein's politics of nothingness. Will be so happy not to hear from that void.

The other thing about this speech is that the only reason it sounds radical to the some people is because so many politicians are afraid to state, and fight for what's obviously right.

Listening to Mamdani the clearest thing is that he actually has love for the people that he is asking to govern rather than contempt. This is remarkably powerful and frankly, uncommon. More politicians should try it.

if you think the problem is that the democratic party is too extreme rather than our current media environment privileges right wing bull shit then you have no real business discussing politics in public

In fact they seem to be intent on speeding up in their excitement to remove even more guardrails.

@xbox.com @xboxp3.bsky.social are you guys up for this?

Incredible how quickly we have normalized the lawless authoritarianism and again erased it from the front pages. This is a choice. As we have seen, other choices are available when the media wants them to be.

It is interesting that the press was far more upset about Biden not talking to them than they are about Trump, who, while talking to them, makes it clear that he does not understand that he took a dementia test and that he'd like a 3rd term.

The news media is basically aping the psychopathic personalities of the various creeps running things.

ICYMI

A perfect encapsulation of @nytimes.com failures, even on their own stated journalistic terms, is that they uncritically accept that the boat strikes are a "anti drug operation" but cannot call the clear conflict of interest in the $230M shake down more than a "potential" problem. Absolute clowns.

@nytimes.com autocorrect is so sophisticated it changes "blatant and crushingly obvious" to "potential"

Wondering if Republicans are going to announce that they are reopening the government for 3 hours in order to cut a $250 Million check to Trump.

Mamdani is already getting the criminals out of NYC!

If your experience is that the average guy has a Nazi phase then you are hanging out wth some fucked up people who are really screwing with your averages and I would hate to see what baseline of shitty people you are working with.

Calling this "Liberal censoriousness" while connecting it to winning over young men is essentially saying "the promise of the right is that you can keep your nazi tattoos! We have to be able to compete with that!"

Tfw when the metaphors are so heavy handed you want to put the book down forever.

Another picture of Trump shitting on America

Every weekday on Broadway, undocumented immigrants line up to enter 26 Federal Plaza. They enter harshly lit hallways where ICE agents mill around — waiting to take people away. For our cover story, Stephanie Keith captures the anguished scenes of arrest in downtown Manhattan. buff.ly/N6JNPUP.

This is a coalition.

The year is 2029. King Trump announces that he is dining on the brains of some DemonCrats who posted an unfriendly cartoon online. The @nytimes.com AI server purposely melts itself in disgust with its assigned task of covering the story by coming up with its 3,027th new word for "unconventional"

Fuck Wordle. @nytimes.com understanding of journalism is corrupted beyond recognition. This is so openly not an accurate portrayal of yesterday so as to be indistinguishable from collaboration. There is no way to sit in a story meeting, see this pushed to 23 and don't understand what you are doing,

@nytimes.com LIES to its readers just as much as fox but in a way that it mistakes for honor in 'taking no sides.' Santos is not, by any measure, the story of today. This is objectively a failure of journalism. No one can say they understand the state of country by relying on this newspaper.

Every dogshit Marc Benioff TechBro type who can't wait to be in business with Trump needs to be asked if they agree with his "I shit on Americans" policy.

Define "perfect ending"

👀 someone calling out big law firm complicity and cowardice

Struck by this as well. First event I have ever been to where there was not at least one guy who was angrily pro terrible thing. I was at polluting chemical plant protest and there were guys there telling everyone they hated America for being against benzene in the water.

Famously, the only positions in any debate are solely defined by those I personally acknowledge. I’m a super smart and thoughtful person btw

Mike Johnson doesn’t have time to swear in an elected member of congress or to check in on what the president is saying but does have time to watch naked bike rides around Portland. Fascinating

Not even a question to me that there is going to be a CBS show about a J6 guy who “gets his life back” by joining ICE

Ezra Klein: Look this is just a honey pot for potential future democratic voters!