Jamie Robertson
@jamesrobertson.bsky.social
Livin' that life some consider a myth, Rock from Bank Street to Clegg and Fifth
Pinned
Okay, so you won the Iditarod
That don't impress me mush
That don't impress me mush
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Watch out for Ea Nasir this Halloween!
October 31, 2025 at 11:18 AM
Watch out for Ea Nasir this Halloween!
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I’m hearing from many residents who are concerned about the City of Ottawa’s direction that all staff must work in the office five days each week.
Like you, I was surprised to learn about this directive.
Like you, I was surprised to learn about this directive.
August 28, 2025 at 7:00 PM
I’m hearing from many residents who are concerned about the City of Ottawa’s direction that all staff must work in the office five days each week.
Like you, I was surprised to learn about this directive.
Like you, I was surprised to learn about this directive.
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gotta keep your powder dry. that's the most important part of war, the guy with the dryest powder wins
March 14, 2025 at 1:02 AM
gotta keep your powder dry. that's the most important part of war, the guy with the dryest powder wins
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[girl dating daylight] i can save him
March 8, 2025 at 9:18 PM
[girl dating daylight] i can save him
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“I’m not actually scared, I’m just TOO tactically aware” is what you would get if you held up a bark translator to a chihuahua
“oh, you think conservative men are terrified of big cities? common mistake. we are actually all just self-taught jason bournes.”
January 27, 2025 at 7:23 PM
“I’m not actually scared, I’m just TOO tactically aware” is what you would get if you held up a bark translator to a chihuahua
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Bezos spiked the Washington Post editorial endorsing Harris, saying that the paper needed to stay neutral to maintain the trust of its readership.
Now the Washington Post editorial board is out with a piece urging Congress to rubber stamp nearly all of Trump's cabinet nominees
Now the Washington Post editorial board is out with a piece urging Congress to rubber stamp nearly all of Trump's cabinet nominees
January 12, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Bezos spiked the Washington Post editorial endorsing Harris, saying that the paper needed to stay neutral to maintain the trust of its readership.
Now the Washington Post editorial board is out with a piece urging Congress to rubber stamp nearly all of Trump's cabinet nominees
Now the Washington Post editorial board is out with a piece urging Congress to rubber stamp nearly all of Trump's cabinet nominees
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The top issue of the 2016 election was information security and email server management. After November, it didn't matter.
The top issue of the 2024 election was candidate age and mental fitness. After July, it didn't matter.
Then the top issue was grocery prices. It stopped mattering already.
The top issue of the 2024 election was candidate age and mental fitness. After July, it didn't matter.
Then the top issue was grocery prices. It stopped mattering already.
Trump says, on lowering the price of groceries: “It’s hard to bring things down once they’re up. You know, it’s very hard.” He's right! time.com/7201565/pers...
December 12, 2024 at 4:17 PM
The top issue of the 2016 election was information security and email server management. After November, it didn't matter.
The top issue of the 2024 election was candidate age and mental fitness. After July, it didn't matter.
Then the top issue was grocery prices. It stopped mattering already.
The top issue of the 2024 election was candidate age and mental fitness. After July, it didn't matter.
Then the top issue was grocery prices. It stopped mattering already.
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Massive away win for the little fella.
December 2, 2024 at 1:38 PM
Massive away win for the little fella.
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do i need to have seen all of the john wick movies to understand wicked
December 2, 2024 at 2:45 AM
do i need to have seen all of the john wick movies to understand wicked
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[to lifeguard for second time in same day] thank you
November 26, 2024 at 10:04 PM
[to lifeguard for second time in same day] thank you
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It's so weird to me that the word "disrupt" has taken on this glow in the eyes of some (strange) people. You can disrupt a school play by standing up and screaming profanities. Disruption is quite easy, especially if you have enough money and power. It doesn't suggest you'll do any better.
November 25, 2024 at 3:20 PM
It's so weird to me that the word "disrupt" has taken on this glow in the eyes of some (strange) people. You can disrupt a school play by standing up and screaming profanities. Disruption is quite easy, especially if you have enough money and power. It doesn't suggest you'll do any better.
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It's Splaining Men
November 24, 2024 at 3:56 AM
It's Splaining Men
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(on a first date) and the restaurant they open in the last scene has rat accommodations visible in the kitchen so they wouldnt have been allowed to open unless paris updated its health codes. or bribery. okay thats every plot hole in Ratatouille. you look beautiful tonight by the way. can i kiss you
November 23, 2024 at 2:16 AM
(on a first date) and the restaurant they open in the last scene has rat accommodations visible in the kitchen so they wouldnt have been allowed to open unless paris updated its health codes. or bribery. okay thats every plot hole in Ratatouille. you look beautiful tonight by the way. can i kiss you
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"I don’t think there’s a trend towards actual conservatism in the Valley — there’s a trend towards monopoly and corruption, and that’s led a bunch of VCs directly to Trump." www.status.news/p/nilay-pate...
The Verge Editor-In-Chief Nilay Patel breathes fire on Elon Musk and Donald Trump's Big Tech enablers
"All of these men are now hopelessly trapped in a problem their own platforms and algorithms created."
www.status.news
November 18, 2024 at 6:19 PM
"I don’t think there’s a trend towards actual conservatism in the Valley — there’s a trend towards monopoly and corruption, and that’s led a bunch of VCs directly to Trump." www.status.news/p/nilay-pate...
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the GOP didn't make headway with these groups by listening to them, they made headway through massive societal-scale right-wing cultural propaganda that completely submerged the lowest-information voters
I think Democrats would benefit from listening to what the working-class Latino, Asian, Black, and immigrant voters in this piece have to say about politics
For our latest cover story, Simon van Zuylen-Wood reports on how Donald Trump’s rising popularity in New York City (and everywhere else) exposed a Democratic Party deep in denial: trib.al/G8I0r8D
November 18, 2024 at 11:01 PM
the GOP didn't make headway with these groups by listening to them, they made headway through massive societal-scale right-wing cultural propaganda that completely submerged the lowest-information voters
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Trump isn't a magical demon. He and the figures around him are just people. Their time and attention is limited, and they're not the most competent. Make things hard for them, and while you'll lose some, you'll win some too.
And as Bouie notes, marginal Trump voters didn't sign up for all this.
And as Bouie notes, marginal Trump voters didn't sign up for all this.
so here is the thing, the people who have trump the win did not vote for this. they voted out of a magical belief that trump would lower prices and make them rich. the gap between what they voted for and what trump will deliver is the space for political opportunity! bsky.app/profile/fkes...
This is what the country voted for. Sad.
November 18, 2024 at 4:09 PM
Trump isn't a magical demon. He and the figures around him are just people. Their time and attention is limited, and they're not the most competent. Make things hard for them, and while you'll lose some, you'll win some too.
And as Bouie notes, marginal Trump voters didn't sign up for all this.
And as Bouie notes, marginal Trump voters didn't sign up for all this.
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so here is the thing, the people who have trump the win did not vote for this. they voted out of a magical belief that trump would lower prices and make them rich. the gap between what they voted for and what trump will deliver is the space for political opportunity! bsky.app/profile/fkes...
This is what the country voted for. Sad.
November 18, 2024 at 2:22 PM
so here is the thing, the people who have trump the win did not vote for this. they voted out of a magical belief that trump would lower prices and make them rich. the gap between what they voted for and what trump will deliver is the space for political opportunity! bsky.app/profile/fkes...
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This is a particularly funny time for Alex Jones to be presenting himself as a vital dissident voice. The powers that be don’t want me to do my show about how I love the president.
November 16, 2024 at 6:58 PM
This is a particularly funny time for Alex Jones to be presenting himself as a vital dissident voice. The powers that be don’t want me to do my show about how I love the president.
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I probably should’ve asked this sooner, but is the new president Donald Trump the same as the old one, or is he a different guy with the same name?
November 13, 2024 at 9:36 PM
I probably should’ve asked this sooner, but is the new president Donald Trump the same as the old one, or is he a different guy with the same name?
Okay, so you won the Iditarod
That don't impress me mush
That don't impress me mush
November 9, 2024 at 1:34 PM
Okay, so you won the Iditarod
That don't impress me mush
That don't impress me mush