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Folks! We did it! The Onion has 60,000 subscribers!
We're that much closer to reaching our goal of beating The Washington Post's print circulation by the end of next year. (They were last reported at 97k, but it's probably lower now.)
Thank you all. Democracy died in darkness but we're still here.
We're that much closer to reaching our goal of beating The Washington Post's print circulation by the end of next year. (They were last reported at 97k, but it's probably lower now.)
Thank you all. Democracy died in darkness but we're still here.
December 11, 2025 at 11:04 PM
Folks! We did it! The Onion has 60,000 subscribers!
We're that much closer to reaching our goal of beating The Washington Post's print circulation by the end of next year. (They were last reported at 97k, but it's probably lower now.)
Thank you all. Democracy died in darkness but we're still here.
We're that much closer to reaching our goal of beating The Washington Post's print circulation by the end of next year. (They were last reported at 97k, but it's probably lower now.)
Thank you all. Democracy died in darkness but we're still here.
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Also, it came out a few years ago, but I still recommend Mr Graff's "Watergate: A New History." Weirdly compelling, for a story we all know the end of.
The most interesting revelation: to this day, nobody knows exactly why the Plumbers planted the bug in the Dem HQ to begin with!
The most interesting revelation: to this day, nobody knows exactly why the Plumbers planted the bug in the Dem HQ to begin with!
December 1, 2025 at 5:34 PM
Also, it came out a few years ago, but I still recommend Mr Graff's "Watergate: A New History." Weirdly compelling, for a story we all know the end of.
The most interesting revelation: to this day, nobody knows exactly why the Plumbers planted the bug in the Dem HQ to begin with!
The most interesting revelation: to this day, nobody knows exactly why the Plumbers planted the bug in the Dem HQ to begin with!
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That said, Democrats should be scouring Rome and Dalton for a decent candidate. Build on the momentum of the statewide wins this past cycle and make the Republicans sweat.
November 22, 2025 at 1:31 AM
That said, Democrats should be scouring Rome and Dalton for a decent candidate. Build on the momentum of the statewide wins this past cycle and make the Republicans sweat.
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This is George Washington’s copy of the Constitution. You can see—faintly—in the margin, he was carefully noting which parts of the Constitution were “President powers.”
November 20, 2025 at 4:07 PM
This is George Washington’s copy of the Constitution. You can see—faintly—in the margin, he was carefully noting which parts of the Constitution were “President powers.”