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86’d Everywhere (except Bluesky)
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86’d Everywhere (except Bluesky)
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Attempting to keep my epistemic trespassing to a minimum.
Pale Blue Dot Katılım Aralık 2008
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Best line of the article for war college types: “Right now, there are 13-year-old kids about to invade Kamchatka in their first-ever game of Risk that look like Carl von Clausewitz compared to Trump.”
newrepublic.com/post/207989/tr…
The New Republic@newrepublic
Imagine if the dumbest person in the world and humanity’s biggest asshole were the same person, and that guy was president. Then imagine he started a war with Iran. Now check the news. One look, and here’s what you should be thinking: “Yep, that tracks.” trib.al/tVybv2q
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@mcuban Seems like this setup is ripe for abdicating all privacy. Everything would be recorded and sold to third parties, including government agencies if they wanted.
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@PramilaJayapal You should ask @mcuban about PBM reform to bring down costs if you want to do something other than pointing out the problems.
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Instead of doing anything to actually fix our broken health care system, Donald Trump named a website after himself and called it health care reform.
The result? Americans are still paying more for many prescription drugs than patients in Germany, Japan, Canada, and across Europe.
Medicare for All is the only solution.
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@BrandiKruse If that was the case, you’d be against the SAVE Act, which is any thing BUT a simple step. But continue carrying water for a fake conservative agenda.
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But if you told me there was a simple step we could take to make sure no one ever got hit by lightning ever again, I'd do it.
Senator Patty Murray@PattyMurray
The average person is more likely to be struck by lightning than they are to commit voter fraud. Seriously. That's a real stat. I'm voting NO on the SAVE America Act.
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Trump’s Plan A was to hit Iran hard, watch the theocrats flee, and then hand power to a government of his own choosing. Should such things not come to pass, Plan B was … well, apparently, there was no Plan B.
theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/03/…
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@mdubowitz Don’t call yourself a foreign policy expert if you need to be told why he’s wrong.
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I’m a strong supporter of NATO but why is President Trump wrong here?
Rapid Response 47@RapidResponse47
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Come on the show!! We’ll talk about how self deprecating we both are!!
Elon Musk@elonmusk
@jonstewart Not as good as you! Stop being so humble.
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Unless you follow the American conservative movement, unlikely to appreciate @jaynordlinger role. He was always the best of intellectually honest conservatives who did not shy from pointing out failures and flaws of his tribe.
In Trump era, he has held true. Great respect and appreciation.
Jay Nordlinger@jaynordlinger
Both Russia and the United States -- both the Kremlin and the Trump administration -- have endorsed Viktor Orbán for a sixth term in office. Both are campaigning for him, in their own ways. This is ... meaningful. A piece from me, for your consideration. thenextmove.org/p/putin-and-tr…
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Last year, we announced the Department of Health is processing all requests to change gender designation on birth certificates within 3 business days, down from as much as a 10 month wait.
This week, I signed a bill ensuring Washingtonians can change the sex designation on their state IDs and birth certificates without fear of violating their privacy.
Washington state is committed to protecting the rights of transgender and gender diverse people. That includes their legal right to reflect their gender on these documents.
Thanks to prime sponsor Sen. Pedersen.
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@LocasaleLab @maxdkozlov You choose to carry water for an inept administration to help the grifters, so maybe your analysis is skewed.
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This is a non-story and you could have reported on any number of things, including reforms that would actually improve the funding system. You and others took a post-shutdown funding lag and inflated it into a crisis because sensationalism travels better than context. Your word choices did a lot of work to make a temporary delay sound like a collapse. That is not just reporting facts. That is called framing.
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We did not push any doomsday narrative; we reported the facts.
The White House changed the rules for how agencies receive their appropriated budgets, limiting the NIH's access to its Congress-approved funds for 42 days and slowing down new awards. The data speaks for itself.
Jason Locasale@LocasaleLab
The “NIH is no longer functioning” narrative was always dramatically overstated. A delayed apportionment coming after a prolonged government shutdown was framed as institutional collapse rather than what it likely was: a lag in funding flow tied to broader delays in federal operations. That context was largely ignored. Instead, a handful of social influencers amplified by outlets like Science and Nature pushed a doomsday storyline that was far more dramatic than the underlying reality.
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@mdubowitz The partisan enacting policies to kill Americans is Trump. His lifting of Russian sanctions provides the funds to a regime that is giving intelligence and technical support to Iran. Don’t leave that part out.
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Two American allies 🇮🇱🇺🇦 are fighting our common enemies.
Both have the will to fight. Will Washington partisans cut off the means they need to do it?
That would do lasting damage to American credibility. Xi is watching.
MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦@MFA_Ukraine
Grateful to our Israeli partners for their continued support 🇺🇦🤝🇮🇱 Their assistance has helped equip underground schools in Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia regions with modern interactive panels, ensuring uninterrupted education for hundreds of Ukrainian children despite the war.
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STUBB: Russia is now giving Shahed drones back to Iran, which they can use to strike American bases. And Russia is providing Iran with intelligence on the locations of American bases. Basically, Russia is giving the executive order to kill American soldiers. I'd be very worried.
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@senatorshoshana @RonWyden @RandPaul That EU right to be forgotten policy is looking better all the time.
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The State of Washington and Seattle need to cancel any Caesar Chavez Day commemorations. The good the guy did for farm workers doesn’t erase the rapes. @WAGOP @washdems
Danny Freeman@DannyEFreeman
Oh my god. From @DoloresHuerta --> @dolores_huerta/march-18-2026-e74c20430555" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@dolores_huert…
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Oh my god.
From @DoloresHuerta -->
@dolores_huerta/march-18-2026-e74c20430555" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@dolores_huert…
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@meghanncuniff Can you ask Afroman about the recipe for this seemingly life changing lemon pound cake? 😂
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Cooley is seen in the kitchen near a lemon pound cake that Afroman sings "made the sheriff want to put down his gun and cut him a slice."
"He's an Adams County sheriff. He's hungry, and he's big as hell. He was sniffing for weed, then he smelled another smell."
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A retired deputy suing Afroman for defamation testified he doesn’t know why the rapper nicknamed him “Officer Pound Cake,” so Afroman’s lawyer played the “Lemon Pound Cake” video.
“You would admit that’s you with the glasses walking by the lemon pound cake on the counter?”
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This was really well done by @ossoff. It drives me crazy when Senators waste their time at hearings with speeches. Ask questions. Follow up. Expose lies and equivocation. Reveal new information and details. That is so much more valuable than hearing yourself talk!
Acyn@Acyn
Ossoff: Was it the assessment of the intelligence community that there was an imminent nuclear threat posed by the Iranian regime? Gabbard: The only person who can determine what is and is not an imminent threat is the president. It is not the intelligence community's responsibility to determine what is and is not an imminent threat. Ossoff: It is precisely your responsibility. This is the worldwide threats hearing where, as you noted in your opening testimony quote, you represent the ic's assessment of threats.
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