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fleerultra.bsky.social
it’s vitally important for the future of this country that this wildly unpopular administration is tied directly to its enablers in congress and the courts and used to discredit the entire conservative movement
polltracker.bsky.social Poll Tracker 📊 @polltracker.bsky.social · 27d
Gallup poll | 11/3-11/25

President Trump approval
Disapprove 60% (+6)
Approve 36% (-5)

news.gallup.com/poll/699221/...
November 28, 2025 at 4:52 PM
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elmore.zone
Literally all of society hates this abominable scam homunculus and the weird little death cult bubble of vampiric losers who spewed it forth upon the world. Take a break from bragging about how gullible you are and give yourself a swirlie and stuff yourself in a locker and sort yourself out.
November 26, 2025 at 5:50 AM
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esqueer.net
Labour are putting in place all of the tools and eliminating fundamental protections that will enable Reform to come in 2029 and govern in an overtly fascist and totalitarian way. No jury trials, digital ID, elimination of the ECHR etc. It feels intentional.

This will only end badly.
November 25, 2025 at 11:41 PM
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timcarvell.bsky.social
[Walton Goggins voice]

TEENJUS.
Meet Troubled Teenage Jesus In ‘The Carpenter’s Son’ Based On Obscure Gospel; Italian Indie ‘Trifole’ Savors Truffle Country – Specialty Preview
'The Carpenter's Son' about teenage Jesus, Northern Italy-set 'Trifole', Osgood Perkins' horror 'Keeper' and 'Rebuilding' are new indie film openings.
deadline.com
November 15, 2025 at 3:36 PM
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unavaleable.bsky.social
I WANT TO BELIEVE
demsocdems.bsky.social Shaz @demsocdems.bsky.social · Nov 15
What Blexas would look like, given a blue wave and minority reversion.

Made a uniform shift from 2024 Prez of D+8, and then shifted Hispanics and Asians D+20 from 2024 Prez.

Result statewide is D+3
November 15, 2025 at 6:04 PM
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samthielman.com
“whatever club he’s invited to join has been devalued by the invitation”
Tweet by Joyce Carol Oates: "wherever he goes, he wants to leave"--that's because when he gets there, he has brought his own self along; & whatever club he's invited to join has been devalued by the invitation. QT of @avidreader1000 Wherever he goes, he wants to leave: SA, Canada, ultimately the U.S. in the long run, based on his behavior. This also includes Earth. A continuous disavowal of your home is odd, to say the least. He seems to have no c...
November 11, 2025 at 3:05 AM
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antlervel.vet
Guzzle bleach
November 10, 2025 at 3:41 AM
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antlervel.vet
Subject: Brains/blowing out etc Hi Alan, Just circling back on this. Best, Stella
November 5, 2025 at 1:21 PM
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mattielubchansky.com
November 5, 2025 at 2:45 AM
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fussybabybit.ch
2026 Primary Woke Wave
Put the pronouns back in the email
November 5, 2025 at 2:49 AM
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markpopham.bsky.social
the "looks like meats back on the menu, boys" orc but he's saying "Looks like wokes back on the menu, boys!"
November 5, 2025 at 1:31 AM
do1456.bsky.social
Does this comparison account for the much more forgiving CLTC test cycle that the Chinese market uses? I don‘t think the Chinese Model Y has ~100mi more range than the American one, the batteries should be about the same size.
jhelvy.bsky.social John Paul Helveston @jhelvy.bsky.social · Oct 30
🚗⚡ New in @science.org: My piece on why the U.S. needs to rethink its approach to China's electric vehicle industry (and what's at stake if it doesn’t).

The competitive gap is bigger than you think. Thread 🧵

www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
How collaboration with China can revitalize US automotive innovation
Strategic collaboration, not protectionist barriers, should be pursued
doi.org
October 31, 2025 at 11:34 PM
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merrittk.com
every couple of days the official white house website says "we want to kill you. we want to destroy everything you love. we are the living incarnation of death and we shall sweep life from this earth like an unstoppable whirlwind" and its like oh. ok. do i still have to pay taxes
October 30, 2025 at 8:04 PM
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bencollins.bsky.social
October 21, 2025 at 5:12 PM
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marmel.bsky.social
ICE attempted
and failed to disappear a food delivery guy.
It needed to be scored.
September 29, 2025 at 3:10 AM
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unavaleable.bsky.social
The thing that's astounding is they don't seem to understand how what they're exactly playing at, their cowardice actually increases their personal risk! Their entire being is predicted on the stability and order that they are choosing to compromise!
peark.es George Pearkes @peark.es · Sep 17
American elites are deeply corrupt scum. Dimon fluffing the GOP Senate caucus today was a perfect example of it.
unavaleable.bsky.social Reconstructionist @unavaleable.bsky.social · Sep 17
genuinely not great how little resistance they has been in elite civil society
September 17, 2025 at 11:11 PM
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primaryschool.bsky.social
no, bitch, I'm done living with these people, I want the state to crush their movement and I want the state to crush you too for standing in the way.
ezrakleinbot.bsky.social Ezra Klein @ezrakleinbot.bsky.social · Sep 17
"All I can say for me in the work I do is that I want to create a space that takes our disagreements seriously, that takes the stakes of them seriously, the consequences for people seriously, but does so without deepening our divisions irreparably. We are going to have to live here with each other"
September 17, 2025 at 10:40 PM
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authorwinifred.blacksky.app
"They're politicians, what are they supposed to do? Literally fight in the streets?"

Unashamed to say this made me cry.
wrecked9n76e.bsky.social Wrecked @wrecked9n76e.bsky.social · Sep 16
Karina Villa protecting her constituents by literally running ICE off the streets in West Chicago and yelling to residents to stay inside their homes.
September 16, 2025 at 8:11 PM
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volts.wtf
I don't know how many times I can say it, or how many ways, but the right's actions *are not caused by the left*. They want power & control. They want to destroy the left, crush its organizing mechanisms, jail its leaders, and rule without opposition. THEY DON'T NEED EXCUSES.
September 15, 2025 at 8:51 PM
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ndrew.bsky.social
ive never seen anything like rhetoric coming from the right in the last week, this is absolutely insane and it needs to stop and people in power need to start speaking the fuck up like right the fuck now
September 15, 2025 at 10:11 PM
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sifill.bsky.social
September 14, 2025 at 1:52 AM
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notalawyer.bsky.social
there's a weird feedback loop where the media's reaction to kirk's death pushes you to speak more ill of the dead than you otherwise would because it's the only reasonable response to the simpering praise they're heaping on him
September 13, 2025 at 2:19 AM
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lauren.rotatingsandwiches.com
the solarposting will continue until morale improves
If this book has a heart, we’ve now reached it. For this chapter I’m going to leave caveat and doubt behind and revel in the particular moment—conscious that we need to work hard to make sure the moment lasts, but convinced that sheer ebullience is one way to make sure that happens. Something staggering is occurring on our planet, something that wasn’t foreseen. It is entirely possible that historians will look back on these few years and note them for the Trump renaissance, or the birth of AI. But if we’re lucky, they’ll be recalled as the moment we took a decisive turn toward the sun. You’ll remember that June and July 2023 shattered the old records for the hottest days ever measured on planet earth. Though the records are a bit imprecise, those also seem to be the months when humans passed a much more hopeful mark—for the first time we were putting up a gigawatt’s worth (which is to say a coal or nuclear power plant’s worth) of solar panels every day. By the Northern Hemisphere summer of 2024, when we once again crushed those temperature records, we were putting up a gigawatt of solar panels every 18 hours. We were suddenly on the steep part of the S curve, with wind and solar scaling faster than any energy technology before them. That gigawatt we were erecting every 18 hours? It had taken a full year to install it in 2004, and a week in 2016. Solar generation grew more in 2024 than coal-fired power has grown—total—since 2010. By 2026, according to the International Energy Agency, solar will generate more electricity than all the world’s nuclear plants combined. By 2028 it will generate more than all the hydro dams. By 2030 it will have outstripped gas, and by 2032 coal. If we manage to stay on the IEA’s net-zero-by-2050 curve, then solar energy will become the earth’s largest source of all energy, not just electricity, by the 2040s. We’re still at the very beginning of this boom. In 2024 solar panels covered an area just roughly half the size of Wales or of New We’re still at the very beginning of this boom. In 2024 solar panels covered an area just roughly half the size of Wales or of New Jersey. And yet they already provided 6 percent of the earth’s electricity—three times as much electricity, as The Economist pointed out in a special issue on the “Dawn of the Solar Age,” as the US used in 1954 when the solar cell was invented. To say that this rapid growth was unexpected is an understatement. It would be more accurate to say that everyone who has tried to forecast how fast sun and wind power would grow have not just missed the mark but shot the arrow pretty much straight into the ground. The Economist again: “In 2009, when installed solar capacity worldwide was 23 gigawatts, the International Energy Agency predicted that in the 20 years to 2030 it would increase to 244 gigawatts.” In fact, it hit that mark six years later, and now we’re installing 244 gigawatts every six months. For most of the last decade the IEA’s five-year forecasts missed by an average of 235 percent. The only group that came even remotely close to getting it right was not JPMorgan Chase or Dow Jones or Blackrock. It was Greenpeace, which estimated in 2009 that we’d hit 921 total gigawatts by 2030. We were 50 percent above that by 2023. It’s possible that Jenny Chase—who has been tracking the economics of solar power for more than two decades for Bloomberg—knows more about the subject than anyone on earth: “I simply can’t believe where we are with solar,” she told The New York Times in mid-2024. “If you’d told me nearly 20 years ago what would be the case now, 20 years later, I would have just said you were crazy. I would have laughed in your face. There is genuinely a revolution happening.” One reason we’ve missed some of that revolution is because so much of it is taking place in China, and we’re used to thinking that anything important must happen in the West. By some measures, seven Chinese companies that I wager most Americans have never heard GCL Technology Holdings, Xinte Energy, Longi Green Energy Technology, Trina Solar, JA Solar Technology, and JinkoSolar—were by 2024 producing more energy than the Seven Sisters of the oil industry. “If Tongwei goes ahead with its plan for a 400,000-ton polysilicon plant in Inner Mongolia, nearly doubling its current output,” The Economist calculated, “it might even overtake Exxon Mobil” (and Exxon is the company that did more to shape the world we know than any other). As longtime Wall Street Journal energy analyst David Fickling pointed out, even those numbers are an underestimate. “A solar panel sold by Longi in 2024 will be generating electricity for decades—most carry 25-year warranties. Oil and gas sold this year, however, will almost all be used up in a matter of months. If you look at the long-term flow of energy into the global economy that’s crystallized with each solar cell produced, it’s many times what’s being provided by Big Oil.” China, in 2020, set a goal of producing 1,200 gigawatts of clean power by 2030; in fact it hit that target in early 2024, six years ahead of schedule.
September 11, 2025 at 7:59 PM
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cambrianera.radical.town
We simply cannot live in a country where the death of hate mongers is a tragedy and the death of everyone else only warrants a shrug.
September 11, 2025 at 12:03 AM