I read somewhere that Nixon cared about the environment about as much as you’d imagine he would, and left most of the policymaking in that area up to his minion John Ehrlichman, who actually did care.
November 19, 2025 at 9:22 PM
I read somewhere that Nixon cared about the environment about as much as you’d imagine he would, and left most of the policymaking in that area up to his minion John Ehrlichman, who actually did care.
I mean… “The one pilot said, 'skedaddle!' And that thing just turned on its side -- pppph. And it's so unbelievable. And that knocked out Iran nuclear capability."
November 18, 2025 at 2:45 PM
I mean… “The one pilot said, 'skedaddle!' And that thing just turned on its side -- pppph. And it's so unbelievable. And that knocked out Iran nuclear capability."
This Project Normalization article makes it sound like he delivered a human-like policy speech and it made very sure not to quote any of his actual deranged statements, nonsensical sentences, or address how atrocious he looked and sounded while boring the pants off these people for an hour.
November 18, 2025 at 12:30 PM
This Project Normalization article makes it sound like he delivered a human-like policy speech and it made very sure not to quote any of his actual deranged statements, nonsensical sentences, or address how atrocious he looked and sounded while boring the pants off these people for an hour.
Polls always tighten, as a political scientist once explained to me, because undecideds almost always break for whoever is behind. It creates the optical illusion of challengers quickly making up ground that didn’t exist in the first place.
October 30, 2025 at 12:19 AM
Polls always tighten, as a political scientist once explained to me, because undecideds almost always break for whoever is behind. It creates the optical illusion of challengers quickly making up ground that didn’t exist in the first place.