Daniel Krall
@dankrall.bsky.social
My biggest pet peeve is when companies in Philadelphia don’t use up to date images of our beautiful and dynamic skyline.
I think I’ve officially met my match for the worst representation of Philadelphias skyline…
I think I’ve officially met my match for the worst representation of Philadelphias skyline…
July 24, 2025 at 6:23 PM
My biggest pet peeve is when companies in Philadelphia don’t use up to date images of our beautiful and dynamic skyline.
I think I’ve officially met my match for the worst representation of Philadelphias skyline…
I think I’ve officially met my match for the worst representation of Philadelphias skyline…
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Such a good point on SCOTUS hypocrisy when it comes to Trump vs Biden:
They let a nationwide injunction kill Biden’s student loan relief when they had a chance to rule on it.
5 months into Trump’s presidency, suddenly nationwide injunctions are a grave threat to executive power and they must rule.
They let a nationwide injunction kill Biden’s student loan relief when they had a chance to rule on it.
5 months into Trump’s presidency, suddenly nationwide injunctions are a grave threat to executive power and they must rule.
June 28, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Such a good point on SCOTUS hypocrisy when it comes to Trump vs Biden:
They let a nationwide injunction kill Biden’s student loan relief when they had a chance to rule on it.
5 months into Trump’s presidency, suddenly nationwide injunctions are a grave threat to executive power and they must rule.
They let a nationwide injunction kill Biden’s student loan relief when they had a chance to rule on it.
5 months into Trump’s presidency, suddenly nationwide injunctions are a grave threat to executive power and they must rule.
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It will be a minor note in the history of all this but the utter inability of Schumer to understand what's happening and to respond appropriately is historically bad in its own way
Schumer on the Democratic response to Trump's shakedown of Harvard: "We sent him a very strong letter just the other day asking eight very strong questions."
April 27, 2025 at 4:09 PM
It will be a minor note in the history of all this but the utter inability of Schumer to understand what's happening and to respond appropriately is historically bad in its own way
“…why do you not bestir your-selves, why do you allow these men who are in power to rob you step by step, openly and in secret, of one domain of your rights after another, until one day nothing, nothing at all will be left but a mechanized state system presided over by criminals and drunks?”
April 8, 2025 at 1:09 AM
“…why do you not bestir your-selves, why do you allow these men who are in power to rob you step by step, openly and in secret, of one domain of your rights after another, until one day nothing, nothing at all will be left but a mechanized state system presided over by criminals and drunks?”
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Schumer’s answer is bad in various ways, among them:
- there is as yet no charge or even official statement that Khalil broke any law
- not all violations of the law are deportable offenses
- the assault on the 1st amendment and widely-reported, grave due process violations deserve mention
- there is as yet no charge or even official statement that Khalil broke any law
- not all violations of the law are deportable offenses
- the assault on the 1st amendment and widely-reported, grave due process violations deserve mention
Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats have a post up saying ‘Free Mahmoud Khalil’ while Chuck Schumer, leader of the Senate Dems, from New York!, can’t bring himself to condemn the detention of Khalil. Shameful.
March 16, 2025 at 7:01 PM
Schumer’s answer is bad in various ways, among them:
- there is as yet no charge or even official statement that Khalil broke any law
- not all violations of the law are deportable offenses
- the assault on the 1st amendment and widely-reported, grave due process violations deserve mention
- there is as yet no charge or even official statement that Khalil broke any law
- not all violations of the law are deportable offenses
- the assault on the 1st amendment and widely-reported, grave due process violations deserve mention
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Viewed in the very best light, this an argument for making the country to suffer material damage so that Donald Trump ends up owning it. It’s an argument for not resisting the chaos in the government, the chaos in the markets, and the damage to the economy—for letting it all stay bad.
March 14, 2025 at 12:23 AM
Viewed in the very best light, this an argument for making the country to suffer material damage so that Donald Trump ends up owning it. It’s an argument for not resisting the chaos in the government, the chaos in the markets, and the damage to the economy—for letting it all stay bad.
Curious what counts as a blaring red flag for America if this doesn’t.
A federal court petition demanding Mahmoud Khalil’s release provides details of the Columbia University activist’s arrest. Trump said ICE “proudly” detained Khalil in compliance with executive orders that target noncitizens who, in his view, engage in activities that are contrary to U.S. interests.
Lawyers petition court to release pro-Palestine activist arrested at Columbia
A federal court petition demanding Mahmoud Khalil’s release provides details of the Columbia University activist’s arrest. Trump says more arrests are to come.
www.washingtonpost.com
March 10, 2025 at 9:09 PM
Curious what counts as a blaring red flag for America if this doesn’t.
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Fox News reported that JD Vance had to move to an “undisclosed location” due to protests at the Vermont resort where he’s skiing this weekend. For inflicting misery on the world and here at home in America, this is exactly the energy that should greet Vance wherever he goes for the rest of his days.
March 1, 2025 at 6:33 PM
Fox News reported that JD Vance had to move to an “undisclosed location” due to protests at the Vermont resort where he’s skiing this weekend. For inflicting misery on the world and here at home in America, this is exactly the energy that should greet Vance wherever he goes for the rest of his days.
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Nothing about kids dying from measles is normal. Anti-vaxxers like RFK Jr. and the Republicans who enable them are responsible for every single one of these deaths.
February 26, 2025 at 6:17 PM
Nothing about kids dying from measles is normal. Anti-vaxxers like RFK Jr. and the Republicans who enable them are responsible for every single one of these deaths.
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February 17, 2025 at 8:03 PM
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1. OSHA has ordered the digital and physical destruction of 18 publications on workplace safety practices, according to an email obtained by Popular Information.
The email says the publications have been removed from the web and tells staff that physical copies should be "disposed of or recycled"
The email says the publications have been removed from the web and tells staff that physical copies should be "disposed of or recycled"
In botched DEI purge, OSHA trashes workplace safety guidelines
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has ordered the digital and physical destruction of 18 publications on workplace safety practices, according to an internal February 7 email ob...
popular.info
February 17, 2025 at 1:19 PM
1. OSHA has ordered the digital and physical destruction of 18 publications on workplace safety practices, according to an email obtained by Popular Information.
The email says the publications have been removed from the web and tells staff that physical copies should be "disposed of or recycled"
The email says the publications have been removed from the web and tells staff that physical copies should be "disposed of or recycled"
True late stage capitalism grifts here. Gut every agency for “efficiency” then bend every corrupt act to drain the remaining cents out of the American people. We either get to sit around and wait for a drained and poor fascist state, a la Octavia Butler; or demand a dramatic rejection of power.
Tesla, whose chief executive, Elon Musk, has been advising President Trump on how to cut government spending, is likely to receive a lucrative contract to supply armored versions of its Cybertruck pickup to the State Department, according to public documents.
State Dept. Plans $400 Million Purchase of Armored Tesla Cybertrucks
www.nytimes.com
February 13, 2025 at 2:58 PM
True late stage capitalism grifts here. Gut every agency for “efficiency” then bend every corrupt act to drain the remaining cents out of the American people. We either get to sit around and wait for a drained and poor fascist state, a la Octavia Butler; or demand a dramatic rejection of power.
Absolutely loaded question during my check-in for a doctors appointment.
February 5, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Absolutely loaded question during my check-in for a doctors appointment.
Super excited for two years of texts like this, instead of… you know… actually mobilizing as a coalition against Trump’s actions.
February 3, 2025 at 10:56 PM
Super excited for two years of texts like this, instead of… you know… actually mobilizing as a coalition against Trump’s actions.
DeepSeek R1’s thinking text is just anxiety embodied in a robot.
January 30, 2025 at 10:05 PM
DeepSeek R1’s thinking text is just anxiety embodied in a robot.