Lucid Stew
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Lucid Stew
@Lucid_Stew
High speed rail, politics Check out my store for vintage train posters https://t.co/oSM1leE82Z https://t.co/NHeO6nuZts


I know that government can make people’s lives better because I’ve experienced it firsthand. That’s what we need to focus on, and that’s why I’m running to be your next governor.


A nice adaptation of Rawls’ veil of ignorance. For an even wider perspective of your fortunes, draw a marble not just from the pool of 8 billion extant humans, but from the 100 billion humans who ever lived.




Insane Chicago train rider swinging what looks like 2 hammers says he is going to kill white people, and adds that he got out two days ago.













Against the odds, the denizens of Minecraft’s socialist Xeroist Republic of Zilatra have worked together to overcome a hostile player base and an in-game economy that rewards competition, exploitation, and greed: jacobin.com/2026/03/the-mi…





Aquí están las ratas comunistas que los vinieron a #Cuba a explicar la transición energética y que lo estamos mal, y que todo es culpa del bloqueo o sea la energía solo para ellos. En el hotel gran Bristol. #MeResingoEnTuRevolucion





From being the first single mom of young kids in Congress to running to be California’s first woman Governor—my mission hasn't changed. California deserves a Governor who understands the daily battle of affordability because she’s lived it.


California politicians just moved AB 1421 through the Assembly — a bill that orders the state to build a mileage tax system by 2027. Not "study." Not "explore." Implement. That means tracking every mile you drive — then taxing you for it. On top of gas taxes. On top of registration fees. On top of sales taxes. On top of local transportation taxes. This is a commuter punishment aimed straight at working families who drive to work, drive their kids to school, and drive to pick up groceries. Sound familiar? SANDAG tried this exact scheme right here in San Diego County. Residents found out. Commuters spoke up. Small businesses pushed back. They backed down. We stopped it once. We'll stop it again.



