AJ Kahle
@ajkahle.bsky.social
Progressive political data/tech. Trying to make the world a little better one spreadsheet row at a time
You should see the campaign staff groups chats...
November 10, 2025 at 3:36 AM
You should see the campaign staff groups chats...
I expect some level of this. I grew up with games like this. But I'm used to it including 7 yds/carry by a 250lb RB
November 9, 2025 at 1:31 AM
I expect some level of this. I grew up with games like this. But I'm used to it including 7 yds/carry by a 250lb RB
Also, as someone who has experience working for a lefty candidate who was actually ratfucked by the establishment...having a nazi tattoo is not being ratfucked by the establishment lol
October 26, 2025 at 2:06 PM
Also, as someone who has experience working for a lefty candidate who was actually ratfucked by the establishment...having a nazi tattoo is not being ratfucked by the establishment lol
Pretty sure this means Tarleton St is a sovereign nation now, right?
August 30, 2025 at 2:05 AM
Pretty sure this means Tarleton St is a sovereign nation now, right?
Wally Jackson Ave is just sitting there waiting
August 16, 2025 at 3:13 AM
Wally Jackson Ave is just sitting there waiting
I don't think they could guard you iso, they'd need to double you up with a guard and a big to prevent you from driving to the hoop. Just my opinion though
June 20, 2025 at 1:22 AM
I don't think they could guard you iso, they'd need to double you up with a guard and a big to prevent you from driving to the hoop. Just my opinion though
REM is probably closest to that kind of run in my mind for quality/influence. Is there a bad album between Murmur and New Adventures in HiFi?
June 16, 2025 at 2:40 AM
REM is probably closest to that kind of run in my mind for quality/influence. Is there a bad album between Murmur and New Adventures in HiFi?
I saw him at Farm Aid in 2011, and he followed up Ohio (on the short list of best protest songs?) with ear-shattering feedback in a metal-roofed dome at a baseball stadium while ranting about factory farming. The real Neil Young Experience
June 16, 2025 at 2:33 AM
I saw him at Farm Aid in 2011, and he followed up Ohio (on the short list of best protest songs?) with ear-shattering feedback in a metal-roofed dome at a baseball stadium while ranting about factory farming. The real Neil Young Experience
Also we're really living it up on Father's Day aren't we?
June 16, 2025 at 1:32 AM
Also we're really living it up on Father's Day aren't we?
It's an interesting extension of the @stevenhyden.bsky.social five-albums test. Springsteen definitely fits that, but does Zeppelin and Neil Young, and even the Rolling Stones (who don't pass the 5 album test according to Hyden) get by with some clunkers in the middle?
June 16, 2025 at 1:31 AM
It's an interesting extension of the @stevenhyden.bsky.social five-albums test. Springsteen definitely fits that, but does Zeppelin and Neil Young, and even the Rolling Stones (who don't pass the 5 album test according to Hyden) get by with some clunkers in the middle?
Totally agree. As a long time EF fan, their tactics have always been a little... confusing in the grand tours.
May 31, 2025 at 7:36 PM
Totally agree. As a long time EF fan, their tactics have always been a little... confusing in the grand tours.
I think Carapaz just didn't have anything left. He looked cooked in the sprint at the end.
May 31, 2025 at 4:37 PM
I think Carapaz just didn't have anything left. He looked cooked in the sprint at the end.
I just assumed Lil Jon was a fan of NBA Inside Stuff
May 29, 2025 at 3:26 PM
I just assumed Lil Jon was a fan of NBA Inside Stuff
What kind of hat are we talking about here? Top hat? Bucket hat? Fedora? One of those beanies with the propellor on it?
May 27, 2025 at 8:10 PM
What kind of hat are we talking about here? Top hat? Bucket hat? Fedora? One of those beanies with the propellor on it?
I potentially see 4 categories:
- people up in 26 who are afraid of crypto money (Ossoff)
- people who were just elected who saw how much crypto can spend for/against them/owe a favor from last cycle (Gallego, Schiff)
- people running for President (Booker)
- People who have weird views (Fetterman)
- people up in 26 who are afraid of crypto money (Ossoff)
- people who were just elected who saw how much crypto can spend for/against them/owe a favor from last cycle (Gallego, Schiff)
- people running for President (Booker)
- People who have weird views (Fetterman)
May 20, 2025 at 3:55 AM
I potentially see 4 categories:
- people up in 26 who are afraid of crypto money (Ossoff)
- people who were just elected who saw how much crypto can spend for/against them/owe a favor from last cycle (Gallego, Schiff)
- people running for President (Booker)
- People who have weird views (Fetterman)
- people up in 26 who are afraid of crypto money (Ossoff)
- people who were just elected who saw how much crypto can spend for/against them/owe a favor from last cycle (Gallego, Schiff)
- people running for President (Booker)
- People who have weird views (Fetterman)
Not that this excuses it, but I see a lot of names of people who are afraid of crypto money being spent against them soon
May 20, 2025 at 3:36 AM
Not that this excuses it, but I see a lot of names of people who are afraid of crypto money being spent against them soon
I've worked on campaigns for a long time at a lot of different levels, but I truly believe the biggest impact we can have is on local elections where the limited time and money means that our campaigning has more impact than other races
May 4, 2025 at 2:43 PM
I've worked on campaigns for a long time at a lot of different levels, but I truly believe the biggest impact we can have is on local elections where the limited time and money means that our campaigning has more impact than other races
These are all important offices that we (Democrats) often ignore, but it's a huge opportunity to do some good and have a big impact with limited resources. We spent a fraction of what a congressional election cost and elected over 200 good people across the state, including in red and purple areas
May 4, 2025 at 2:43 PM
These are all important offices that we (Democrats) often ignore, but it's a huge opportunity to do some good and have a big impact with limited resources. We spent a fraction of what a congressional election cost and elected over 200 good people across the state, including in red and purple areas
I think every state should run programs like this. Elect good people to local offices to build a bench AND enact good policy at a local level. Prove to voters that we fight for them everywhere. If you want to help good people win elections, we have tools and templates to help - please reach out!
April 30, 2025 at 6:44 PM
I think every state should run programs like this. Elect good people to local offices to build a bench AND enact good policy at a local level. Prove to voters that we fight for them everywhere. If you want to help good people win elections, we have tools and templates to help - please reach out!