Tanya Evans
@tanyabee13.bsky.social
Activist, animal lover, metal smith
At the Mall of America today. Twenty something male with a t-shirt saying “I’m not a gynecologist but I’d be happy to take a look.” Dude, you’re never gonna get any with that line.
March 10, 2025 at 10:50 PM
At the Mall of America today. Twenty something male with a t-shirt saying “I’m not a gynecologist but I’d be happy to take a look.” Dude, you’re never gonna get any with that line.
When did federal workers become public enemy number one? Whatever your opinions on government downsizing, each of these positions is held by a HUMAN BEING. Next time I see someone cheering people getting tossed out of their jobs and being treated like criminals it’ll be me that needs bail money.
February 28, 2025 at 1:12 AM
When did federal workers become public enemy number one? Whatever your opinions on government downsizing, each of these positions is held by a HUMAN BEING. Next time I see someone cheering people getting tossed out of their jobs and being treated like criminals it’ll be me that needs bail money.
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“The liberal media—and I mean “small-l liberal media”—needs to understand reality. It needs to grok that we are in the middle of an authoritarian takeover. It needs to decide if it merely operates by the pre-existing rule set—or if it is on the side of liberalism.”
open.substack.com/pub/thebulwa...
open.substack.com/pub/thebulwa...
The Washington Post and Autocracy’s Asymmetric Advantage
Liberalism is afraid to take its own side.
open.substack.com
February 26, 2025 at 6:10 PM
“The liberal media—and I mean “small-l liberal media”—needs to understand reality. It needs to grok that we are in the middle of an authoritarian takeover. It needs to decide if it merely operates by the pre-existing rule set—or if it is on the side of liberalism.”
open.substack.com/pub/thebulwa...
open.substack.com/pub/thebulwa...
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Still can’t stop thinking about the binary nature of American elections, a few hundred thousand votes in three states all the distance between just normal stuff and armed officers keeping House reps out of the department of education and a guy named Big Balls canceling everyone’s Medicare
February 7, 2025 at 5:33 PM
Still can’t stop thinking about the binary nature of American elections, a few hundred thousand votes in three states all the distance between just normal stuff and armed officers keeping House reps out of the department of education and a guy named Big Balls canceling everyone’s Medicare
With all the nodding about tariffs from folks who voted for this you’d think we were talking ration books in WWII. Raising prices & sending us into recession isn’t patriotic belt tightening. It’s bullying from a guy who got his boxers in a twist over our neighbors’ reaction to his insults.
February 3, 2025 at 1:11 PM
With all the nodding about tariffs from folks who voted for this you’d think we were talking ration books in WWII. Raising prices & sending us into recession isn’t patriotic belt tightening. It’s bullying from a guy who got his boxers in a twist over our neighbors’ reaction to his insults.
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A bizarre aspect of our time is how plainly unhappy most billionaires are. For every Mark Cuban, who likes sports, or Warren Buffett, who likes trading stocks, there's 50 absolute freaks with malformed personalities, an insatiable urge to cause suffering, and an incurable sense of victimhood.
The billionaires do not have normal human relationships with people who don’t want anything from them so they have to boil the oceans to build themselves friends
what a grim and honestly unimaginative idea of what the future could hold www.nytimes.com/2025/01/25/o...
January 26, 2025 at 7:12 PM
A bizarre aspect of our time is how plainly unhappy most billionaires are. For every Mark Cuban, who likes sports, or Warren Buffett, who likes trading stocks, there's 50 absolute freaks with malformed personalities, an insatiable urge to cause suffering, and an incurable sense of victimhood.
What a day of emotions. Thirty years ago today my mom went wherever we go when we die. She was 56 and I was 34. Cecile Richards died today. A warrior for women’s rights. We remember Martin Luther King today, a warrior for equality. These are the things I will be thinking about today.
January 20, 2025 at 3:46 PM
What a day of emotions. Thirty years ago today my mom went wherever we go when we die. She was 56 and I was 34. Cecile Richards died today. A warrior for women’s rights. We remember Martin Luther King today, a warrior for equality. These are the things I will be thinking about today.
Just a regular girl over here trying to figure out how to talk to her friends.
January 19, 2025 at 7:13 PM
Just a regular girl over here trying to figure out how to talk to her friends.
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Right on cue Democrats will spend a week eating each other alive over the pardon while Trump keeps setting up the most unfit government in history to rip apart lives on Day 1 unfettered by a coherent opposition.
December 2, 2024 at 2:55 PM
Right on cue Democrats will spend a week eating each other alive over the pardon while Trump keeps setting up the most unfit government in history to rip apart lives on Day 1 unfettered by a coherent opposition.
Just here to see if there is sanity on any of these platforms.
December 1, 2024 at 10:34 PM
Just here to see if there is sanity on any of these platforms.