oh and i guess since we have to pretend the right wing think tanks are really doing something in economy, we can imagine all of this taking place in the shadow of a bunch of nuclear cooling towers for plants that never worked

i do not! i am simply interested in what the numbers would look like

what if everyones job was about dragging a wheelbarrow full of shit from nowhere to nothing

nobody cares yannow

even that'll take more than two weeks lol

nobody's setting up a new air traffic control system, just funny to even say

I find Phil Rocco's theory that the coalitional nature of the Dem. party has left it unprepared to confront an anti-constitutional one persuasive. I'd be very interested to hear from people across the pond whether the same dynamics hold there.

i am here to coauthor when ready 🫡

from what i understand, it was discontent with the direction of the inflation numbers that drove anti-incumbent sentiment, so i can only conclude that they felt the biden admin had done too much to control inflation. this makes sense, since the american public thinks price controls are socialism