Darren Day
@daywpg.bsky.social
Social Media Specialist & Digital Marketer @ CTRI/ACHIEVE | PR, Marketing, & Strategic Comms Mgmt (PACE 2021) | Writer, Composer, Musician | Former CKUW Radio Host (Same Train, Different Time/Near & Far/Day for Night) | Looking To Get Into Voiceover Work
Reposted by Darren Day
For coming from a party that loves to crow about supporting small business, Trump’s cuts to the ACA are the biggest attack on small business people imaginable
November 10, 2025 at 3:31 AM
For coming from a party that loves to crow about supporting small business, Trump’s cuts to the ACA are the biggest attack on small business people imaginable
The centre doesn’t hold.
It folds.
Primary Schumer.
Primary the caving cowards.
History doesn’t remember those who kept their heads down.
7/
It folds.
Primary Schumer.
Primary the caving cowards.
History doesn’t remember those who kept their heads down.
7/
November 10, 2025 at 4:55 AM
The centre doesn’t hold.
It folds.
Primary Schumer.
Primary the caving cowards.
History doesn’t remember those who kept their heads down.
7/
It folds.
Primary Schumer.
Primary the caving cowards.
History doesn’t remember those who kept their heads down.
7/
How many times do they need to be compensated for not lifting a finger?
Where’s that “freedom and liberty” they keep preaching to the poor? 6/
Where’s that “freedom and liberty” they keep preaching to the poor? 6/
November 10, 2025 at 4:55 AM
How many times do they need to be compensated for not lifting a finger?
Where’s that “freedom and liberty” they keep preaching to the poor? 6/
Where’s that “freedom and liberty” they keep preaching to the poor? 6/
This is how democracy erodes — not in one blow, but in a thousand polite concessions.
While billionaires collect more — tax cuts, subsidies, loopholes — rewards for simply existing. 5/
While billionaires collect more — tax cuts, subsidies, loopholes — rewards for simply existing. 5/
November 10, 2025 at 4:55 AM
This is how democracy erodes — not in one blow, but in a thousand polite concessions.
While billionaires collect more — tax cuts, subsidies, loopholes — rewards for simply existing. 5/
While billionaires collect more — tax cuts, subsidies, loopholes — rewards for simply existing. 5/
Centrists don’t lead revolutions.
They manage decline.
They don’t win victories for working people — they explain why those victories are “unrealistic.”
And every time they “reach across the aisle,” the aisle moves farther right. 4/
They manage decline.
They don’t win victories for working people — they explain why those victories are “unrealistic.”
And every time they “reach across the aisle,” the aisle moves farther right. 4/
November 10, 2025 at 4:55 AM
Centrists don’t lead revolutions.
They manage decline.
They don’t win victories for working people — they explain why those victories are “unrealistic.”
And every time they “reach across the aisle,” the aisle moves farther right. 4/
They manage decline.
They don’t win victories for working people — they explain why those victories are “unrealistic.”
And every time they “reach across the aisle,” the aisle moves farther right. 4/
As Tariq Ali wrote in The Extreme Centre:
“The political class has become a single entity defending capitalism while pretending to offer choice.”
It’s theatre, not leadership — a costume change between red and blue. 3/
“The political class has become a single entity defending capitalism while pretending to offer choice.”
It’s theatre, not leadership — a costume change between red and blue. 3/
November 10, 2025 at 4:55 AM
As Tariq Ali wrote in The Extreme Centre:
“The political class has become a single entity defending capitalism while pretending to offer choice.”
It’s theatre, not leadership — a costume change between red and blue. 3/
“The political class has become a single entity defending capitalism while pretending to offer choice.”
It’s theatre, not leadership — a costume change between red and blue. 3/
They lose ground to the right, then celebrate it as maturity.
They hand over public wealth to corporations and call it “partnership.”
They accept cruelty as the cost of stability, then brand it “bipartisanship.” 2/
They hand over public wealth to corporations and call it “partnership.”
They accept cruelty as the cost of stability, then brand it “bipartisanship.” 2/
November 10, 2025 at 4:55 AM
They lose ground to the right, then celebrate it as maturity.
They hand over public wealth to corporations and call it “partnership.”
They accept cruelty as the cost of stability, then brand it “bipartisanship.” 2/
They hand over public wealth to corporations and call it “partnership.”
They accept cruelty as the cost of stability, then brand it “bipartisanship.” 2/
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I can’t imagine growing up in the public eye the way she did, under endless misogyny and scrutiny. Much respect to a truly notable artist of our time.
I can’t imagine growing up in the public eye the way she did, under endless misogyny and scrutiny. Much respect to a truly notable artist of our time.
November 8, 2025 at 3:13 PM
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I can’t imagine growing up in the public eye the way she did, under endless misogyny and scrutiny. Much respect to a truly notable artist of our time.
I can’t imagine growing up in the public eye the way she did, under endless misogyny and scrutiny. Much respect to a truly notable artist of our time.
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For all the people who parrot those shallow Fox News rants about “the elite,” here’s the reminder: humans are still humans.
For all the people who parrot those shallow Fox News rants about “the elite,” here’s the reminder: humans are still humans.
November 8, 2025 at 3:13 PM
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For all the people who parrot those shallow Fox News rants about “the elite,” here’s the reminder: humans are still humans.
For all the people who parrot those shallow Fox News rants about “the elite,” here’s the reminder: humans are still humans.
5/
What a glorious surprise. And the song’s about making peace with her father.
What a glorious surprise. And the song’s about making peace with her father.
November 8, 2025 at 3:13 PM
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What a glorious surprise. And the song’s about making peace with her father.
What a glorious surprise. And the song’s about making peace with her father.
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It hits me right in my Buckingham happy place — that propulsive Mick groove, that signature guitar tone — and Miley’s vocal absolutely holds its own.
It hits me right in my Buckingham happy place — that propulsive Mick groove, that signature guitar tone — and Miley’s vocal absolutely holds its own.
November 8, 2025 at 3:13 PM
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It hits me right in my Buckingham happy place — that propulsive Mick groove, that signature guitar tone — and Miley’s vocal absolutely holds its own.
It hits me right in my Buckingham happy place — that propulsive Mick groove, that signature guitar tone — and Miley’s vocal absolutely holds its own.
3/
Even as a mid-era convert, this record really surprised me. Getting Mick Fleetwood and Lindsey Buckingham to back her on a song that could sit comfortably on Rumours… just, wow.
Even as a mid-era convert, this record really surprised me. Getting Mick Fleetwood and Lindsey Buckingham to back her on a song that could sit comfortably on Rumours… just, wow.
November 8, 2025 at 3:13 PM
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Even as a mid-era convert, this record really surprised me. Getting Mick Fleetwood and Lindsey Buckingham to back her on a song that could sit comfortably on Rumours… just, wow.
Even as a mid-era convert, this record really surprised me. Getting Mick Fleetwood and Lindsey Buckingham to back her on a song that could sit comfortably on Rumours… just, wow.
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Honestly, I think it’s just a button that gets pushed every time certain people see anyone but a young white man take control of their career and succeed.
Honestly, I think it’s just a button that gets pushed every time certain people see anyone but a young white man take control of their career and succeed.
November 8, 2025 at 3:13 PM
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Honestly, I think it’s just a button that gets pushed every time certain people see anyone but a young white man take control of their career and succeed.
Honestly, I think it’s just a button that gets pushed every time certain people see anyone but a young white man take control of their career and succeed.
I still get chills when he goes up at the end for “Yes, all I really want to say is that my love is true…”
Those lovely keyboard rhythms, with that minimalist harmonic pulse, bring this to a level where it could have appeared on The Blue Nile’s Hats.
Absolute bliss.
youtu.be/e9ZqqU50pdk?...
Those lovely keyboard rhythms, with that minimalist harmonic pulse, bring this to a level where it could have appeared on The Blue Nile’s Hats.
Absolute bliss.
youtu.be/e9ZqqU50pdk?...
Parked Cars
YouTube video by Stephen Bishop - Topic
youtu.be
November 8, 2025 at 4:10 AM
I still get chills when he goes up at the end for “Yes, all I really want to say is that my love is true…”
Those lovely keyboard rhythms, with that minimalist harmonic pulse, bring this to a level where it could have appeared on The Blue Nile’s Hats.
Absolute bliss.
youtu.be/e9ZqqU50pdk?...
Those lovely keyboard rhythms, with that minimalist harmonic pulse, bring this to a level where it could have appeared on The Blue Nile’s Hats.
Absolute bliss.
youtu.be/e9ZqqU50pdk?...
Once it hits that bridge, I tend to listen from there to the end over and over again. This is how we wore our cassettes in our Walkmans out in the eighties.
Parked Cars
YouTube video by Stephen Bishop - Topic
youtu.be
November 8, 2025 at 4:10 AM
Once it hits that bridge, I tend to listen from there to the end over and over again. This is how we wore our cassettes in our Walkmans out in the eighties.