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Diane Purkiss
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Tom Rooney
about 1 month ago
Michael Harriot is among the most gifted and insightful writers on US politics. This piece is another example. If you don't follow him, now's your chance.
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Kevin M. Kruse
about 1 month ago
"Do you regret your heated rhetoric?" "No. Do you regret your chilled rhetoric? Do you regret sitting on the sidelines as norms fell away and so many laws were broken? Do you regret pretending like this was all normal and you alone were savvy enough to see that Both Sides Are To Blame?"
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James OâBrien
about 2 months ago
Itâs not that these people still exist. Thatâs just biology. Itâs that they are still being paid to shit in their own hands & start clapping.
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Zoltan Miklosi
about 2 months ago
For years, but especially in the last few months, I have been trying hard to imagine what it will feel like seeing Orban decisively defeated. I just couldn't. And yet here we are: it is truly and well over. I have more reservations about Peter Magyar than I could say in 300 characters or a thread...
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Laurie Ulster
about 2 months ago
Octavia E. Butler, 1998:
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Matt Steinglass
about 2 months ago
Regret to inform everyone that Peter Magyar beat the worldâs smartest illiberal populist in large measure by working incredibly hard for 2 straight years, meaning the rest of us are just going to have to get off our asses and do shit rather than just complaining.
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Cole Donovan
about 2 months ago
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Beautiful and inspiring thread
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Jacob T. Levy
about 2 months ago
It's not just that OrbĂĄn losing inspires hope in other competitive-autocratic countries ruled by right-wing nationalist authoritarians. It's that his loss materially changes things in those other countries, because he's been operating as a headquarters and funding source...
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Jon Cooper
about 2 months ago
Damn, there really IS the âVance Curseâ! đł
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KrysMc
about 2 months ago
The Internet is being very amusing about where to send Vance next, but factually, this is important to remember. WE CAN VOTE THEM OUT.
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Seth Abramson
about 2 months ago
Wow, J.D. really vanced the hell out of the Hungarian presidential election
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I love this for JD Vance. May his âwinning streakâ prevail.
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about 2 months ago
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OlĂşfáşšĚmi O. TĂĄĂwò
about 2 months ago
I do not regret to inform you that we are going to win
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Amy Siskind
about 2 months ago
The Dream Team failed. Total shock. We sent two of our most mediocre real estate developers and a fraud. Who couldâve guessed this outcome?
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Mina Kimes
about 2 months ago
I can't stop laughing at this post. It's perfect.
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Andy Craig
about 2 months ago
In fifty years when people look back at the past decade or so, the big world-changing technological innovation won't be the chatbot slop machines, it'll be mRNA.
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Andrew Lawrence
about 2 months ago
theyâre so goddam stupid they fucked up surrendering
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Bill Grueskin
about 2 months ago
If you're a surgeon and you leave a sponge in someone's abdomen, you can lose your license to practice medicine. If you're an attorney and you completely bungle a client's case, you can lose your license to practice law. Otoh, if you're a prominent op-ed columnist...
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elia ayoub
about 2 months ago
There is no ceasefire in Lebanon. Israel has been bombing Lebanon non-stop since last night. If anything Israel is expanding its war on Lebanon. You are being lied to
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Dare Obasanjo
about 2 months ago
Weâre living under a racist fascist kleptocracy and
@nytimes.com
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Nikita Gill
2 months ago
God this poem is haunting me again.
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Kashana
2 months ago
Armageddon is terrible, but our only other option was diversity trainings at work.
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Jon Cooper
2 months ago
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Micah
2 months ago
thoughts on today: 1) the protests are good, actually 2) you should go to one of you can 3) it will do you good to see how many other people also hate this guy 4) you might meet people who you can organize with 5) there are more of us than there are of them 6) we are going to win
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Adam Serwer
3 months ago
I donât think this shit will work but i never want to hear about free speech from any trumpers or anti anti trumpers ever again, fuck off forever
bsky.app/profile/cram...
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Sheryl Weikal says Prosecute ICE
3 months ago
The US and Israel have destroyed over 36,000 homes and over 50 cultural sites in Iran thus far. Nearly a million people are homeless in Lebanon. Gaza is still being starved by Israel. ICE is still kidnapping people off our streets based on nothing but their skin color or gender identity.
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The Tennessee Holler
3 months ago
Read this headline. Now read it again. Now read it again. You are not alarmed enough. It is later than you think. đşđ¸
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Jay Rosen
3 months ago
Meanwhile, Brendan Carr, Chairman of trhe Federal Communications Commission, continues with "nice licence you have there..."
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Chris Murphy
3 months ago
Itâs crystal clear now that Trump has lost control of this war. He badly misjudged Iranâs ability to retaliate. The region is on fire. 1/ Iâm going to explain to you in thisđ§ľwhat Iâve learned - in part from closed door briefings - about the four biggest current crises.
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Chris Murphy
3 months ago
The is the federal government telling news stations to provide favorable coverage of the war or their licenses will be pulled. A truly extraordinary moment. We aren't on the verge of a totalitarian takeover. WE ARE IN THE MIDDLE OF IT. Act like it.
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Alejandra Caraballo
3 months ago
This is exactly how Putin became one of the wealthiest men in the world. He got a cut of every major industry. That's exactly what is going on here.
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Manisha Sinha
3 months ago
Historian here history first time as tragedy the second time as farce.
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This story should be much bigger news
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Laura Bassett
3 months ago
Screaming
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Greg Sargent
3 months ago
Good news that the execrable Kristi Noem has been fired, but Trump should really be firing Stephen Miller, the primary engineer of the vile ethnic reengineering agenda and murderously violent civic tensions that are sucking all of them into a bottomless political sinkhole, Trump included.
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Andy
4 months ago
This 53 year old man who lived in my neighborhood w/no criminal record & who had been in the US for 30 years, was detained and thrown into a cold cell for days, caught pneumonia and COVID there and deported. He finally died. I am so angry.
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âNo one deserves thisâ: Beaverton father dies after deportation to Mexico
A Beaverton family is grieving after the father, who was detained and deported by ICE, has now died.
https://www.kptv.com/2026/02/21/no-one-deserves-this-beaverton-father-dies-after-deportation-mexico/
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Anna Phylaxis
4 months ago
honestly, the next time someone shames me for being a fat woman, iâm just going to say âyeah, sorry I donât look like someone Epstein wanted to fuck.â
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OlĂşfáşšĚmi O. TĂĄĂwò
4 months ago
i've decided not to listen to the audio of a teacher reporting a kindergartender because frankly I don't want to become the person that that event would turn me into. but one thing I hope we are collectively coming to grips with is what it meant that we have lived among such people this whole time
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Victor Ray
4 months ago
Conservatives spent years complaining about âsafe-spacesâ and âliberal snowflakesâ only to turn around and show they are absolutely terrified of ideas they donât like (âracism is badâ âgender is fluidâ) and willing to use state power to avoid the slightest discomfort. The snowiest of flakes.
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Will Stancil
4 months ago
Sometimes very hard not to feel like the rest of the country has abandoned Minnesota. We STILL have ICE everywhere. Our schools, businesses, and economy are in profound crisis. But without Bovino here throwing tear gas, much of the country seems to not care at all whatâs being done to us.
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Prisonculture
4 months ago
Can't say it enough, if you are going to build ANYTHING, you are going to be criticized much more than you will be praised. Do not be deterred. Build what you want to exist. Find your people and seek their counsel. Keep it moving.
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As Timothy Snyder writes in âOn Tyrannyâ, lesson no. 6, âBeware of Paramilitariesâ. Itâs always those policing the borders who first get conditioned to dehumanizing people. That tactic then gets applied everywhere.
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Bethany Albertson
4 months ago
this might be the highest gross things per line ratio piece I've read - if Americans are really following this story, the anti-elite backlash will be fierce.
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Opinion | Now We Know What All Those People Got From Epstein
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/07/opinion/epstein-files-gifts-rich.html?unlocked_article_code=1.KVA.Ezjb.RFugWrYr1o15&smid=url-share
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Charlie Warzel
4 months ago
having trouble processing the washington post news on top of all the other news of the worst people in the world gutting or degrading things that matter. I'm just so sad & angry. primarily, the journalists who've been laid off (many of whom i look up to) deserve better. but it hurts all of us.
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Krassensteins
4 months ago
âIf they showed [the Melania documentary] on a plane, people would still walk out." - Variety
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Liliana Segura
4 months ago
Every lie told by this regime, no matter how brazen, shocking, or dehumanizing, makes perfect sense when I think about their claim that immigrants were eating pets in Ohio. It's not about evidence or credibility, it's about pushing narratives to facilitate ethnic cleansing.
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Timothy Snyder
4 months ago
The term âlaw enforcementâ should not be used by media, except perhaps in quotations. It has sadly become an Orwellian term that is used to magically sanctify violence. Language matters. Be specific. Describe individuals with names and ranks. Say exactly what they did. Donât repeat fascist hocum.
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George Conway âď¸đşđ¸
4 months ago
The deadly shooting in Minneapolis today was a straight-up execution of a protester by Trump's federal brownshirts. The thugs wrestled him to the ground. They pistol-whipped him, then shot him multiple times. They murdered him.
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