Come to the United States, where you’ll be kidnapped in broad daylight because you wrote an op-ed.

What was dumber: including a journalist on a signal chat about your bomb plans or then calling that journalist “bottom scum” while he still had the screenshots available to publish as your colleagues were already committing perjury

There are RULES for gov’t documents—who has them, sees them, keeps them, where they’re kept—because they’re a record of gov’t business.

Not open to all—but containing the doings & ACCOUNTABILITY of what our gov’t does.

The Nat’l Archives stores much of that vital data.

DJT fired the archivist.

David Lynch taught me that you don't have to understand a movie. You can just experience it.

If I post on the death of, say, a film director, about how much a particular film of their's means to me, and how I now share that with my son, perhaps think twice by responding by telling me how much you don't like that film.

If you’re planning on watching any Lynch, my advice is: don’t watch any analysis videos, don’t think about what stuff is “supposed” to mean, just get your own unique experience from it!!

I think people have become far too concerned with the “correct” interpretations of media. Just experience it!!!

i'm so motivated by the difference between the group reaction to anita bryant's death vs david lynch's. the difference between someone who was technically an artist whose art was forgotten because her hatred consumed it, vs an artist who will be forever remembered for what he loved