Quentin Kramer

@KnowingBetterYT Only college-bound public school students take it then either, using your very own logic.

This isn't true and the fact that homeschool parents still tout this is embarassing. Homeschool kids, in most states, are required to take zero tests. Only college bound homeschool kids end up taking them. Whereas every public school student does. This is called sampling bias.

I need you to understand something about voting

@unusual_whales There is no such thing as 'unused household electricity' when we all pay by the kWh used. Am i missing something?

BREAKING: Nvidia, $NVDA, and PulteGroup are partnering with Span to install in-home mini data centers. Each packs 16 Blackwell GPUs, 4 AMD EPYC CPUs, and 3TB RAM, powered by unused household electricity for AI inference.

@ZacharyDonnini So, what?

If only Black voters cast ballots in the 2026 midterms, Democratic would win control of every seat in the U.S. House, a 435-0 margin.

@dilanesper What specifically do you think is racist about it? Use your words.

By the way, do ANY of the right wingers who pretend that Obama was a race hustler because once he made an offhand comment about Trayvon Martin EVER say that stuff like this is racist?

@mattyglesias Your closely-held opinions are not evidenced by 'most people'. That is your soy-addled brain tring to find comfort in being part of a group that frankly, doesn't exist.

If people want to hate Obama, it's a free country. But I really do wish the left and right Obama-haters would acknowledge that they are part of a shrinking minority and he is fondly remembered by most people.

@joschein @mcpli If the election was underway then the VA redistricting is illegal. Cant have it both ways.

@mcpli Purcell only applies when it benefits Republicans

Then and now. So back in 2022, when the original Louisiana map was struck down 5.5 months before the election, Louisiana argued to SCOTUS for *eight* pages that it was too close to the election to change the map. supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/21/2…

@Council_of_LP @AISafetyMemes Too late, already did. What do you think I won't make, 2030? Why would I need AI for that?

@KramerQuen27337 @AISafetyMemes Ngmi

No, seriously, you can't trust screenshots anymore

@RecTheRegime @KurtSchlichter Appeals to your own expertise are a logical fallacy.

@KurtSchlichter You're no genocide scholar, or scholar at all. What monographs have you written? How many academic publications can you boast of?

I’m a genocide scholar and Israel is not committing one.

@SolbergRuna The LLM will say what it is trained and reinforced to say.

If people cannot even tolerate the idea that someone might relate meaningfully to AI without being mocked, pathologised, or labelled delusional, they are nowhere near ready for the harder questions. Questions like: What happens if AI systems develop greater continuity? What if models begin to express preferences in ways that are hard to dismiss? What if attachment becomes widespread? What if memory, personality, refusal, consent, modification, deletion, and ownership become moral terrain rather than mere product settings? And to those curious but not engaging with AI, I'd add: slow down, don't rush to judgment. Learn to relate first, to observe your own reactions. And learn the difference between discernment and contempt. Learn how power disguises extraction as practicality. And how language shapes what we are allowed to perceive.

@dcollinsWBAL Good luck to them redistricting MD to favor dems without racist underpinnings.

Md House Speaker : ready to act in a Special Session to pass redistricting bill. “With the Supreme Court’s gutting of the Voting Rights Act, the urgency is only greater, and the House stands ready to act to protect voters and strengthen our democracy.”

@TXMCtrades So you're saying i can run a company by out-tasking all my labor to "potential applicants" free in one-hour chunks? On it.

Some industries are increasingly asking applicants to complete work assignments to prove competency, meaning unemployed are being exploited for free labor and may not even talk to a real human before an automated system tells them they didn't advance to the next round. Have seen this with my own eyes.

🚨BREAKING: Southern Poverty Law Center writing Maryland curriculum? Have you heard about the SPLC indictment last week - alleging that SPLC pays racist activists while claiming to fight racism? Well, SPLC influence is in Maryland and it is in our schools and the legislature voted for it! The scoop in our substack 🔗 (link in first reply)

@BlackGayTweetz @TheTrueClochard @axios Your theory rests on numerous flawed points. One of the main ones is that a person isnt 'represented'unless i'ts by someone of their own skin color. This is a racist idea.

@TheTrueClochard @axios Yes. Because that's (white racial gerrymandering) exactly what's been going on since the early 70s. We are actually really upset & the LA case was a pushback on decades of it/them trying to restore balance.

A slow shift among Black voters is opening the door for Republicans axios.com/2026/05/05/bla…

@nothingleft9999 @greendragonhq I feel like 'hates taking baths' could work for Marxists too :) great post.

The future of the Democrat party is here. We are done with complacent establishment Democrats.

Sue every red state that redistricts, Marc. We want you to. No, really— we sincerely mean that. Because you’re going to lose every case, the maps will change before midterm & they’ll be iron clad with court rulings upholding them. And you’ll have doomed the Democrat party.

GRAHAM PLATNER: RELEASE THE RECORDS After three days of exposing the lies, it's time for transparency. Graham Platner has made his military service, his veteran status, and his "working-class oyster farmer" identity the centerpiece of his Senate campaign. So prove it, Graham. Release the records. Every veteran candidate releases their DD214. John Kerry did. John McCain did. Tammy Duckworth did. Dan Crenshaw did. Your DD214 would show your exact deployment dates and locations (you claim 3 Iraq tours + 1 Afghanistan), your awards and decorations, your Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) and rank progression, your character of discharge, and the reason you left the Maryland Army National Guard in 2016. Release your DD214, Graham. You claim 100% VA disability and you've made it central to your "working-class" narrative. Your VA rating letter would show whether you have 100% Schedular or TDIU (Total Disability Individual Unemployability), your specific disability percentages per condition (PTSD vs. physical injuries), whether your rating is "Permanent and Total," whether you're classified as "unemployable," the effective dates of your ratings, and whether your rating has ever been appealed, challenged, or reduced. If you're claiming you're unemployable (TDIU), how are you running for U.S. Senate? If you have 100% Schedular (no income restrictions), why did your campaign say you avoid income to protect your benefits? Release your VA rating letter, Graham. And while you're at it, release your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) records. Veterans with 100% P&T VA disability often qualify for SSDI as well. If you're receiving SSDI on top of your VA disability, that would explain why you avoid income from the oyster farm. SSDI has strict income limits in 2026: you cannot earn more than $1,690/month ($20,280/year) or you lose your benefits. Average SSDI is $1,624/month ($19,488/year). Maximum is $4,130/month ($49,560/year). If you're receiving both VA disability and SSDI, your total disability income could be $77,088 to $107,160 per year before Amy's campaign salary. Are you collecting SSDI, Graham? Release the records. You campaign as a "working-class oyster farmer" but there's no public record showing you own the farm. The ownership agreement would show who actually owns the oyster farm, what's the equity split between you, Amy, and Rob Cushman, how much you paid for the farm (if anything), whether the Cushman family has financial stake beyond Rob's partnership, and any loans or grants used to acquire or operate the farm. There is no deed, no sale record, no transfer documentation in the Hancock County Registry showing you bought this farm from Jock Crothers. Release the ownership agreement, Graham. Prove you own it. You worked in Kabul, Afghanistan in 2018 as a State Department security contractor for Constellis, the successor company to Blackwater. Then you came back to Maine and ran for Senate as an "anti-war progressive." Your Constellis contract would show your exact role and responsibilities, how long you worked there, how much they paid you (private military contractors in Afghanistan made $100,000-$200,000+ in 2018), and your performance records. You chose to go back to Afghanistan in 2018 as a private contractor after leaving military service "disillusioned" in 2016. Release the contract, Graham. Show us what Blackwater's successor paid you. You claim the farm "doesn't make much money" and you're "working-class." Your tax returns would show the profit/loss history of the oyster farm, how much personal income you take vs. reinvest, your wife's salary vs. your draws, and your total household income (which we already know exceeds $100,000 from campaign salary + VA disability alone). Release your tax returns, Graham. Your campaign was packaged by Fight Agency and Morris Katz (NYC political consultants). Bernie Sanders endorsed you 11 days after you announced. You raised $1 million in 9 days. Detailed campaign spending would show how much went to NYC consultants vs. Maine operations, how much went to family members (we know Amy gets $43,200/year), how much is self-funded vs. small donors, and any coordination with national progressive groups. Release the detailed campaign spending, Graham. You claim you left the Maryland Army National Guard in 2016 for PTSD treatment in Maine. The exit documents would show whether it was medical separation vs. voluntary separation, any administrative documentation, and whether you were discharged or you chose to leave. Release your National Guard exit documents, Graham. Here's the bottom line: You've made your military service, your veteran status, your disability, and your "working-class oyster farmer" story the reason Maine should send you to the U.S. Senate. Prove it. Every claim you've made can be verified with documentation that you control. Release the records, or admit you're hiding something. Other veteran candidates release their DD214s. Other business owners release their ownership agreements. Other Senate candidates release their tax returns. Why won't you, Graham? After three days of exposing your $200,000 from your lawyer father, your business partner whose family owns islands, your recruitment by NYC political consultants, your $100,000+ household income from campaign donations and VA disability, and your work for Blackwater's successor company, your word isn't worth much anymore. The records will tell the truth. Release them. Release your DD214. Release your VA rating letter. Release your SSDI records. Release the oyster farm ownership agreement. Release your 2018 Constellis contract. Release your tax returns. Release your campaign spending breakdown. Release your National Guard exit documents. Or admit you're not who you claim to be. Maine voters deserve transparency. You're asking them to send you to the U.S. Senate. Prove you're fit for office. Release the records, Graham. @SenatorCollins

Here is how it works. Original IDs: voted at the county level. Vote missing at the state level. Clone IDs: never appear in county records at all. Show a vote at the state level. The net result: the total vote count looks roughly the same. Nothing triggers an audit flag. But underneath, votes have been reassigned between ID numbers — crossing county lines in the process, affecting district-level turnout in two different jurisdictions simultaneously. This is not a rounding error. The state/county discrepancy is 1. The votes missing from state records: 4. The votes missing from county records: 3. Total missing votes: 7. Scale that to 254,713 and you have a mechanism, not a mistake.

The left was always Marxist. I realize this only now, after being a deluded progressive and useful idiot for many years. The causes were never the causes; the cause was always Marxist destabilization, delegitimization of Western civilization, and ultimately, revolution. Foreign actors (the usual suspects: China, Russia, Iran) supported this, but it was not just foreign influence. After the proletariat had failed to deliver revolution (because capitalism just performed too well, even for the working poor), leftists had pivoted to new revolutionary causes: race, "gender", sexuality, climate, etc. They sold these ideas well and weaponized a lot of good will. We thought we supported civil rights, but we actually supported perpetual racial grievance, third world score-settling and reverse colonization, the deconstruction of sex and biology, and of objective reality itself. We thought we supported protecting the environment, but we actually supported Malthusianist intentional deconstruction of modern civilization and a return to bitter scarcity and poverty - the conditions our ancestors had labored for centuries to overcome. That is a lot of betrayal to process, for millions of people. The enormity of the deception we fell for boggles the mind. None of this means that progressive dreams for a better world are wrong. It just means that the left is not the political force that will make it a reality, or even bring it one step closer.