#ActuallyAutistic.
Pain in the ass.
Lynchburg, Virginia, USA
You're basically stating that you looked into Nietzsche's abyss and blinked.
Miss me with that bullshit.
Me: You know I'm not entirely sure who "them" is, but I have a good guess.
Me: You know I'm not entirely sure who "them" is, but I have a good guess.
remember when Bezos - who at the time was cosplaying as the One Good Billionaire - bought the WaPo and it went fairly hard in the paint on "the anti-Trump regime newspaper" and we were all relieved for a few years
remember when Bezos - who at the time was cosplaying as the One Good Billionaire - bought the WaPo and it went fairly hard in the paint on "the anti-Trump regime newspaper" and we were all relieved for a few years
www.lawyersgunsmoneyblog.com/2026/02/jeff...
The Post was profitable and break-even when positioned as a tough, national newspaper.
Bezos is murdering it because he’s turned on American democracy.
“The newsroom is being punished for absolute incompetence from the owner and publisher,” one staffer told @status.news
www.status.news/p/washington...
The Post was profitable and break-even when positioned as a tough, national newspaper.
Bezos is murdering it because he’s turned on American democracy.
"oh well I guess we'll just stay home" is not how this is going to go
"oh well I guess we'll just stay home" is not how this is going to go
Trump is planning to install a statue of Christopher Columbus outside the White House
Officials are eying a spot by E St, north of the Ellipse
with the terrific @oliviacgeorge.bsky.social
Vance: For what?
But highlights the importance of redistricting case from timing and constitutional standpoint
Might as well cut to chase as losing side would appeal ruling anyways
The move gives the state's highest court the chance to overturn last week's ruling blocking the effort to counter GOP gerrymanders nationwide.
But highlights the importance of redistricting case from timing and constitutional standpoint
Might as well cut to chase as losing side would appeal ruling anyways
A common left defensive reaction is basically to despair of ever convincing "libs" and I can't help but observe if you don't think can convince liberals you sure as hell aren't going to convince the median American, so you're just giving up in advance.
At its core it seems to be a desperate effort by folks further to the left to avoid having a liberal (with communication skills) become the face of their movement.
But, to be honest, winning was always going to require that.