An acquired taste, like iocane powder. Wholly unwilling to spellcheck my tweets.
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If you describe what is occurring in the US as a “coup” or “fascism,” or refer to the elected government as a “regime” (left or right), I have deep contempt for you.
Your cosplaying as oppressed makes light of the suffering of those who have lived under actual authoritarianism.
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Out: Native American land acknowledgements.
In: Conquistador land acknowledgements.
ohhh katy perry i knew you’re the real one
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Los Ángeles es la segunda ciudad más poblada de Estados Unidos por detrás de Nueva York. Fue fundada un 4 de septiembre de 1781 por Felipe de Neve, un militar español nacido en Bailén (Jaén) en 1724. Pertenecía a España.
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There is something depressingly humorous about people saying, "if Trump is successful with respect to Harvard, the next Dem Admin will use the IRS to target conservative groups."
It's like, buddy, where were you from 2009-2016?
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There is probably a more diplomatic way to say this, but:
There is something seriously wrong with an electorate that selects as its top law enforcement officer a man who made clear he actually hopes children die to punish their parents.
Decision Desk HQ projects Jay Jones to win the Virginia Attorney General election.
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The fact that Shapiro can't clearly say who targeted him—only that he was targeted—tells me that the Democratic Party is in a far, far worse place than I thought.
No one party is immune from political violence. My family and I can attest to that.
Using the rhetoric of rage and calling some of our fellow Americans “scum” — no matter how profound our differences — only creates more division and makes it harder to heal.
We are at an inflection point in America. Violence transcends party lines — and the way to address it and have true peaceful debate is for leaders to speak and act with moral clarity. That needs to start with the President.
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So the City of New York basically paid him for acting this way, and so he continued acting this way? Shocking stuff.
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“Humpty Dumpty. We all know the tragic story. He sat on a wall. He fell. Or did he? And why was everyone so quick to reach that conclusion? My next guest, a historian, took a second look at the incident, and what he discovered will have you asking questions about Israel.”
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Stopping employers from using trafficked children is now, apparently, a partisan issue.
We live in absolute bizarro times.
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I had wondered why the egg-price trackers had suddenly disappeared.
Egg prices dropped by more than 10% last month, in the biggest decline in food costs at home since September 2020. wtol.com/article/news/nation…
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A little odd to start your rebuttal by noting that, although you could easily live in DC, you bought your way out of there for reasons unstated but known to everyone who lives in Arlington.
I live in Arlington. I’m a reporter. I travel into DC frequently. I’ve never been carjacked. I know it happens but I don’t know anyone who has been carjacked. I’ve never been the victim of any crime in DC.
I have been to cities crawling with troops. Now that’s ugly.
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The way the media reacts when it learns a Catholic actually believes Catholic doctrine—rather than just being someone who wears Catholicism as a skinsuit for political purposes, a la Pelosi or Biden—is always unseemly.
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Left: photo of the year, according to the White House Correspondents’ Association.
Right: photo of the year , according to anyone with a functioning brain cell.
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So….her contributing only to Republicans is a sign she is not a Republican?
Did I fall down the rabbit hole?
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At the risk of being repetitive, but there is nothing smart or educated about making light of actual authoritarianism.
“Authoritarianism” is not a stand-in for “things I deeply disapprove of,” and using it that way makes light of the suffering of untold victims.
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Those of you who don't know what authoritarianism looks like...this is it. All the gaslighting about previous presidents "what about...!!! Is bullshit. I've been talking about the slide towards NOW for 30+ years. Those earlier concerns were nothing. Now we are HERE.
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Because one group are terrorists and the other were music festival attendees.
Hope that clears it up.
Why are Israelis hostages, but Palestinians are prisoners?
Words matter.
@CNN not even trying to hide their racism. Shameful.
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“If Obamacare was such bad legislation, why did all the insurance companies end up supporting it?”
Yes, why indeed.
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Three days ago, Warren was arguing the President can change the Constitution by tweet.
Donald Trump does not have the authority to rewrite the Constitution.
@MassAGO Campbell is fighting to protect Massachusetts and hold the line against this giant abuse of power.
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The Breyer opinion is sufficiently bad that impeachment and removal would be appropriate.
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A complete lack of professionalism that only convinces me that more cuts are needed.
A State Department employee shared with PBS News an image from inside the department. The image includes a piece of paper taped to a mirror with the words, "Colleagues, if you remain: RESIST FASCISM. Remember the oath you vowed to uphold."
The State Department is firing around 1,300 staffers Friday as part of the Trump administration's reorganization of the agency. The layoff notices include both civil servants and foreign service officers.
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I find it remarkable how few people know that Boetler, in a letter, said he did it to help Walz win Klobuchar’s Senate seat.
I don’t blame them, in a way, for being ignorant. But it irritates me nonetheless.
That’s 100% false. Vance Boelter was a Republican and Evangelical who killed Democrats by impersonating a police officer.
But I don’t hold Republicans accountable for Boelter, I hold him accountable.
Please don’t use your massive platform to misinform and further rip our country apart.
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It wasn’t just the firing of people.
It was the depriving people of their livelihoods, then saying that “racism” was a “health emergency” greater than a pandemic so mass gatherings had to be allowed.
I’m biased as it was my obsession but ppl don’t get that 2020-2022 irrevocably broke all norms of politics
You can just do things. Ds allowed employers to fire ppl for not getting a vaccine. Rs now cheer ICE raids of unthinkably bad optics if done in 2017 (1/2)
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After that, many rule-of-law people concluded that there was no such thing as “rule of law,” that they were suckers for having believed otherwise, and that they would no longer play by the rules demanded of them but ignored by others.
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My somewhat inflammatory take is that the Epstein files stuff is boob bait.
You have to be genuinely dumb to think that, after everything that occurred between 2021-2025, Democrats held back incriminating evidence on Trump.
The Epstein conspiracy-mongering is so disingenuous.
The only way to continue asking about Epstein is to believe Biden and Merrick Garland were somehow too principled to release the information incriminating Trump.
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It’s only slightly less ridiculous than when people talk about the Aztec empire being a peaceful, beloved civilization.
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Got to be honest, this kind of looks like an encouragement for murder.
Lorenz is not well, and people in her life need to stage an intervention.
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Mark Halperin’s interview of Glenn Kessler was brutal.
I did laugh at his response to Kessler’s claim that the WaPo just couldn’t find sources to do a story on Biden’s cognitive decline: “Did you see him talking to a dead congresswoman? What sources were needed to report that?”
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Law school should be run like a trade school because law is a trade.
Instead, in many places, it akin to having would-be plumbers sit in a classroom to debate whether it is the pipe or the empty space in the pipe that is of value.
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It appears that we are in the “report things well after the fact so that when people question our honesty, we can say, ‘we reported on that’” phase of the news cycle.
Hoo boy. Lots in this article about whether President Biden actually and knowingly granted the pardons and clemency from the end of his presidency. The description of the process leaves . . . room for improvement. The autopen wielder never even heard from the President!
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I understand that the shift in attitudes is hard to believe, but when you actually talk to families of top applicants, it is happening for everywhere except the top-top (Harvard, Stanford, maybe Yale) and the more technical places (MIT).
Brown and below is not on that list. 1/
For conservatives, this is a comforting delusion. But it’s just wishcasting. The most prestigious colleges in America in 50 years will probably be Yale, Harvard, Brown, Columbia, etc
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Turns out that all Putin had to do to get the left to stop caring about Ukrainians was send them to North Carolina.
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“Figure out a way” is not a serious (or responsible) response to “we see no legal way for us to comply with the TRO, so we need direction.”
If anything, it reads as a tacit admission that the government is correct in its assessment.
Hoo boy. Judge McConnell (once one of Senator Whitehouse's largest donors) issues an impossible to comply with decision. Cheekily voting the President's post asking for guidance on how to spend money he doesn't have, he responds "find the additional funds necessary."
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I'm going to say something that is likely to upset some, but I think bluntness is called for:
There is a left-wing terrorism problem in this country. No point sugarcoating it, as sugarcoating it is part of why we are where we are. 1/
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Chait is a bad person. There really is no other way to see this.
This isn't a difference of opinion, this is straight up lying to satisfy his audience (and maybe ease his conscience).
Conservatives hunted for a Democrats endorsing Charlie Kirk's murder. They found none. Instead they created an alternate world in which it was so. theatlantic.com/politics/arc…
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This is akin to two people sitting next to each other, insisting that each is incapable of moving a couch singlehandedly and, thus, that the couch cannot be moved.
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Battery—unwanted touching—is a crime.
I don’t understand this idea that committing battery is ok so long as you do it with a funny enough object and the other individual is an officer.
A jury is deliberating in the sandwich thrower case. At trial, the officer conceded he wasn't hurt, said the biggest downside was that he smelled onions/mustard, and admitted his colleagues thought it was so funny that they gave him gag gifts. We are not a serious country.
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The proper response is “what wonderful news,” not “here is a line that allows me to avoid challenging the priors of my audience.”
Strong suspicion that some of the same people triumphantly claiming that Biden or Harris could have never achieved this peace deal would be calling it a gift to Hamas if Biden or Harris had done it
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Halperin tonight on 2way: talked to 2 Republican sources and one Democrat and they all said they would be "somewhere between surprised and shocked" if Harris won Wisconsin.
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It is so utterly preposterous that it is a perfect distillation of everything wrong with our media.
Insular, driven by pique, willing to look like fools if it means not doing anything that might be to Trump’s benefit—but ultimately magnifying what they are trying to hide.
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“Yeah, I know exactly what you mean. I’m living under authoritarianism too.”
“Your guy also disbanded the courts?”
“No. But he did appeal unfavorable decisions.”
“Against the rules though.”
“No, in line with them.”
“But when he lost, he did it anyway?”
“Well, no…”
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That Barrett response to Jackson. Holy cow.
Barrett is absolutely correct, but I’ve never seen a judge basically say, “X doesn’t know what she is talking about and, frankly, doesn’t even seem interested in abiding by the judicial oath we took.”
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Throwing the law clerk and intern under the bus is a real scumbag move.
But entirely in keeping with being a judge who doesn’t check work/know the law.
Two Federal Judges Apologize For Issuing Opinions With AI Hallucinations. An intern and a law clerk used generative AI, and the judges didn't catch the hallucinations. reason.com/volokh/2025/10/24… via @reason
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There should probably be an FBI unit that focuses on leftwing domestic terrorism.
There have just been far too many incidents of such political violence to ignore it anymore.
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People don’t appreciate that Sotomayor saying something about this problem, in writing, tells you that the other seven justices are talking loudly among themselves about Jackson’s lack of professionalism.
This is basically an intervention.
Justice Jackson doesn't seem to understand what her job is—and, in the last two weeks, figures from across the Supreme Court have pointed this out. nationalreview.com/2025/07/j…
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Please keep in mind that this man cancelled a media tour on his book about antisemitism because he was worried that his base would primary him for talking about the problem.
Sickening. Revolting. Vile. This makes you want to throw up.
This is the kind of garbage that the worst kind of people say when they think nobody is watching.
And where are Republican leaders from Trump on down condemning these comments swiftly and unequivocally!?
I’m waiting to hear it.
ALT A headline from POLITICO reads: "‘I love Hitler’: Leaked messages expose Young Republicans’ racist chat"
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Democrats going all-in on “Jackson is the only liberal justice” was not on my bingo card, but it is the natural progression of our ever-increasingly-idiotic discourse.
These are all unseemly things to discuss, indecorous, and not at all “collegial.” But if they are true, should they not be discussed? How much mischief happening in plain view in the courthouse should a justice ignore in the interest of “collegiality”?
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Traditional Republicans (like myself) often fail to acknowledge that, although Trump is not really a conservative, he’s done a lot of very conservative things that a traditional conservative Republican politician would have promised to do but wouldn’t have done.
Closed border ✅
Restructured the federal workforce ✅
End discrimination in college admissions and hiring ✅
Eliminate federal funds to abortion and transgender mania ✅
Terminate burdensome regulations on the energy industry ✅
Withdrawal support of legal actions on 2A ✅
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Truly disgraceful conduct here.
Knowingly misleading about the attack—it occurred at the height of the left's pro-Hamas protests by a "Free Palestinian" individual—to equivocate about a political murder committed by a leftist.
Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro had his home set ablaze while he and his family were inside sleeping *this year.*
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A reminder that being a pollster does not mean one is informed about politics.
If you think the GOP not winning in NYC, NJ, or VA (when it holds the White House) is a “huge blow” to Trump, you simply do not know the subject.
Dems are the precipice of delivering a yuge electoral blow to Trump. They lead in NJ-GOV (only close one), VA-GOV, & NYC Mayor.
Trump's way underwater in all 3 places (like he is nationally) & is drag.
Historically, a sweep of NYC-NJ-VA means Dems win the House the next year.
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I always laugh when people discover that Plymouth Rock is actually just a rock.
It has to be one of the most disappointing tourist destinations in the US.
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I don't have much tolerance for people who “metaphorically” call for violence then suddenly express shock and sadness over actual violence.
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More generally, we really need to ween people off the expressivist understanding of words, where they function akin to primal yells.
It is turning a lot of people into moral idiots, who are unable to see obvious, normatively-important differences between situations. 4/4
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Funny how French found time to write an op-ed about internet randos’ misogyny before writing about Democrats circling the wagon around a progressive darling for Senate who has multiple Nazi tattoos.
The new right groans under the weight of its nostalgia for a nation that did not exist. It pines for a story that vindicates its reactionary rage. And in writing about a false enemy that destroyed a fake past, Andrews and the many other architects of the right-wing gender wars are committing the very sins they attribute to the enemies they detest. nytimes.com/2025/10/23/opini…
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This is the response of any quasi-normal person.
What is remarkable is how few politicians seem to understand this.
PRESIDENT TRUMP: "Chicago recently had one deal where they had 11 murders in one weekend. They said, 'Well, yeah, but it was a holiday weekend.'
They actually told me that was the reason. Like it was OK because it was a holiday. It was Labor Day! These people are the worst."
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Heritage has chosen to pretend not to understand the criticism of Tucker, instead opting for a strawman.
There has been speculation that @Heritage is distancing itself from @TuckerCarlson over the past 24 hours.
I want to put that to rest right now—here are my thoughts:
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Admitting that you don’t understand a topic is the first step to understand it. You should be proud of yourself!
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I don’t care why you are doing it, and I don’t care who you are targeting.
I don’t care if it involves facially ridiculous charges of fascism or facially ridiculous charges of communism.
It is a deep moral failing, reflective of a solipsistic worldview. 2/
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I find it remarkable how quickly every winning coalition convinces itself that the economy doesn’t matter and that what the voters really elected them to do is enact some pet policy.
🎯The Terminally Online wing of MAGA better get it into their skulls that Trump was not elected because the country started agreeing with them. He got elected because prices were too high. And they still are. You might not think that’s the most important issue, but voters do.
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So, once again, Jared Kushner has proven that he is infinitely more capable than the entirety of the DC foreign policy establishment.
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As some of you know, I am quite the dove when it comes to TROs, given their short lifespan.
But this is beyond the pale. We have a judge absolutely abusing her authority, and I see no reason to mince words about it.
BREAKING: A federal judge just blocked the "big beautiful bill's" provision to defund Planned Parenthood. storage.courtlistener.com/re…
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If you have something well thought out, then express your views clearly, in a measured way, and using appropriate language.
Because words do, in fact, have meaning, and if you want people to respect what you are saying, you use them accurately.
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I’m of two minds here:
On the one hand, we all know Comey was just trying to be edgy. He wasn’t seriously threatening anyone.
On the other hand, it seems unlikely that a regular person would be granted such understanding, and it is important not to treat people differently.
We are aware of the recent social media post by former FBI Director James Comey, directed at President Trump. We are in communication with the Secret Service and Director Curran. Primary jurisdiction is with SS on these matters and we, the FBI, will provide all necessary support.
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You want to live in TX? You’re prob better off going to UT or A&M than almost any other school. Very few there care that you went to Brown.
And more people want to live in those southern states given affordability issues, among other things.
So, yes, attitudes are changing. 4/4
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The dirty truth is that many universities having knowingly admitted a substantial number of people who cannot do the coursework except by cheating.
That includes a lot of places you’d be surprised by.
I’d like to see a University with the self-preservation balls to start expelling students for AI cheating.
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You just know that Obama is seething that Trump is getting praised today for accomplishing stuff he never could.
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We have a Republican Party that is backing tariffs, supports RFK Jr for HHS, and is largely indifferent to how leading figures conduct themselves in their private lives.
I think conservative went out the window of the GOP a while back.
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I would say the virus killing democracy is the idea that you can violate norms, then appeal to said norms to prevent the other side from retaliating.
It is a mindset more fitting toddlers than adults.
The virus killing democracy right now is this “two wrongs make a right” mindset. Revenge over principles.
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Setting aside my personal views on the matter, one thing that I really like about National Review is the absence of group think. People have serious debates there.
Not sure if there is another publication like it.
Michael, it's also a matter of public record that Assad/Russia conducted starvation campaigns, bombed hospitals and maternity wards, and decimated Eastern rebel groups explicitly – and demonstrably – to the exclusion of the Islamist orgs that compelled US intervention in 2014. If you want to keep troops out of combat zones, looking the other way led to the precise opposite outcome.
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People underestimate how much of the activist left is driven by resentment that their salary and position in society does not reflect their assessment of their own (and others) worth, which they determine solely by looking at credentials.
It’s not the working class or even the middle class that’s boosting Zohran, it’s the activist upper middle class. Not the guys making 400k+, they also didn’t go for him. It’s the second tier Ivy League “best and brightest” who committed to being part of the activist “movement” in the NGO complex for the good but not outrageous salaries of about $100-200k and can’t accept the tradeoff of their classmates who did the “bad thing” of going into finance or big law being able to afford a 2 bd in the west village with nice light for $7000/month.
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I get why people keep resorting to this retort, but it is a cop out, as it misses the fact that Jones wasn’t just saying offensive stuff.
He made clear that he *actually wanted the kids of moderates dead because of normal political differences.*
Where did Dems get the idea that they should support their candidates even if they say awful, offensive things? I hope someone gets to the bottom of this mystery.
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Utterly ridiculous that the Times is taking time to respond to an audience that is braying because it feels aggrieved by having been told the truth.
As the @nytimes assistant managing editor for Standards and Trust, I’ve received reader feedback regarding our reporting on Zohran Mamdani’s 2009 application to Columbia University. To provide context on how the reporting came together, I wanted to share some information:
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Not to second guess the delicate genius that is Gustavo Petro, but I don’t think you can call someone a slaver when he is trying to return people to their country of origin.
BREAKING:
Far-left Colombian President Gustavo Petro launches a furious tirade against Trump, calling him a “white slaver”
“You can use your economic power and arrogance to attempt a coup, as you did with Salvador Allende (in Chile). But I will die standing by my principles. I’ve endured torture, and I will endure you.
You may kill me, but I will survive in my people, who existed long before yours, in the Americas.
You don’t like our freedom, fine. I won’t shake hands with white enslavers.”
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Treating government workers like some special caste, whose loss of employment matters more than the struggles of others, is not only perverse, it’s a recipe for resentment.
“Twelve days ago, people knew where their next paycheck was coming from. They knew how they were going to pay for their kids' daycare, their medical bills. And then, all gone overnight,” says Kristina Drye, who was fired in the USAID shutdown. cbsn.ws/3CU2X1y
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I don’t know anyone who has looked for a job in the last 2-3 years who thinks the market is functioning properly or that job-search sites are a positive development.
Many tell me about slews of auto-rejections for no discernible reason.
The length of the job search is increasing.
-For men between the ages of 45 and 64, the average time being unemployed is at least 33 weeks, or more than eight months.
-The average length of unemployment for a 20- to 24-year-old with a bachelor’s degree is 20 weeks.
-Overall nearly 25% of people have been looking in vain for a job for six months.
Found it interesting that: Even with the new technology, 60% of firms saw hiring times increase in 2024 -only 6% saw it decrease.
👇👇👇
Many organizations have set their sights either on candidates with the exact skill sets and experiences they believe a role requires, or so-called unicorns, who can fit multiple roles well.
Houston we have a problem.
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PS: I occasionally reflect on the reaction these folks would get if they spewed this nonsense to someone actually living under authoritarianism or fighting it (like a Ukrainian).
No joke, I think the chance of violence would be non-negligible.
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Alex Thompson’s beat, apparently, is “things everyone on the right has been saying for years—which we’ve called them conspiracy theorists for—but which The Good People can now admit.”
WaPo: Some rank-and-file DC officers and detectives have complained for months — in some cases, years — that managers were recording serious crimes as more minor ones to make their police districts appear safer or avoid the ire of top department brass.
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Final thought: there is also something hilariously on point about the WHCA giving photo of the year to a guy trying to portray Biden as having gravitas, at an event where they were giving another guy an award for not being part of the effort to hide Biden’s senility.
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We now have James, Schiff, and Cook all being accused of mortgage fraud, all with similar (alleged) patterns of conduct.
Which makes you wonder how many more people in the government have engaged in similar conduct but are/have gotten away with it by not raising their profile.
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I suspect that there is a large overlap between the “eating at home for a month barely saves you money” crowd and the “young people today can’t afford the lifestyle of their parents, such as homes” crowd.
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The draw for a lot of the traditional schools is that you get plugged into great alumni networks.
But as more top people go to flagship state universities, those networks are growing more—and they are especially powerful for people who want to stay in the relevant states. 3/
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One of my problems with Ken White—besides his being deranged—is that he is encouraging dumb people to throw their lives away by engaging in conduct he would never engage in.
I have the utmost contempt for armchair radicals, regardless of their political affiliation.
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The left is absolutely going to turn the 250th celebration into a giant GOP campaign ad.
Happy Indigenous People’s Day!
We are all on stolen land.
And while Republicans try to whitewash American history, we acknowledge our country’s role in inflicting trauma on our Indigenous neighbors.
We'll keep celebrating their contributions, centering Native voices in our policymaking, & building a more just, equitable future.
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No no no. I was told they were innocent fisherman. As evidenced by their high-speed motor boats.
Incidentally, this is why lying to make your argument easier usually backfires. Once you do, people don’t give you a second shot to make the more convincing, but subtle argument.
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Surely I’m not the only one who feels trapped between two sides that are totally out of control, albeit due to different underlying pathologies.
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Remember The Simpson episode where a video of Homer chasing Bart while swinging a mace, yelling "I'll mace you good!" is shown to an audience that gasps, and Homer stands up and yells, "That's taken completely out of context!"?
That is basically what Kimmel had planned here.
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Based on what we are seeing, it seems likely that Dems will be baited into adopting the worst excesses of the 1619-style narrative next summer, while the US is celebrating its 250th, in reaction to whatever Trump does.
And that they will do so despite an upcoming election.
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We are now setting a standard where any time a federal employee doesn’t like an employment decision, they can run to a court to get a TRO.
I’m begging the left to stop with their too-smart-by-half, the-right-will-never-follow-suit approach to institutional arson.
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It is remarkable how mad people on the left get when Republicans are married to someone of a different race—which they then project as “Republicans will really dislike this!”
This is JD Vance’s biggest political problem in 2028.
How on earth is he going to get the MAGA base to accept her?
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Now, maybe Shapiro is wrong about it, but it tells me that he thinks that a certain, not-insignificant portion of his party has no appetite to be told harsh realities.
And the truth is that harsh reality checks are needed.
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