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Me normally: America is flawed and honestly needs a lot of work
Me when I read a dipshit like this:
Me when I read a dipshit like this:
December 26, 2025 at 6:37 PM
Me normally: America is flawed and honestly needs a lot of work
Me when I read a dipshit like this:
Me when I read a dipshit like this:
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The government failed at actually redacting the Epstein files because DOGE cancelled the feds adobe acrobat premium subscription is the funniest shit.
December 24, 2025 at 8:28 PM
The government failed at actually redacting the Epstein files because DOGE cancelled the feds adobe acrobat premium subscription is the funniest shit.
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Whole lotta nope. This is one job that absolutely should not "run in the family."
I want electeds with varied lived experiences and fresh perspectives. Not people tied to a sense of legacy that's not their own. Down with the gerontocracy and with political dynasties.
I want electeds with varied lived experiences and fresh perspectives. Not people tied to a sense of legacy that's not their own. Down with the gerontocracy and with political dynasties.
Dozens of members are nearing the end of their congressional careers and hanging up their voting cards.
But for some, their family’s political legacies will continue, as their kids and relatives run for office in 2026.
But for some, their family’s political legacies will continue, as their kids and relatives run for office in 2026.
All in the family: In 2026, a surge of politicians' kids are running for office
As voters clamor for change, a new generation of Pelosis, Kennedys, Kings and other powerful families are stepping up to keep their political legacies alive.
nbcnews.to
December 25, 2025 at 7:11 PM
Whole lotta nope. This is one job that absolutely should not "run in the family."
I want electeds with varied lived experiences and fresh perspectives. Not people tied to a sense of legacy that's not their own. Down with the gerontocracy and with political dynasties.
I want electeds with varied lived experiences and fresh perspectives. Not people tied to a sense of legacy that's not their own. Down with the gerontocracy and with political dynasties.
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This whole thing is so stupid because she's not even a good fucking goon. er... thug? Nobody would care about any of this if she either spiked it earlier but she didn't know abut it because she's incompetent or just played it all down but now everyone knows she's a dumb bitch.
December 24, 2025 at 9:36 PM
This whole thing is so stupid because she's not even a good fucking goon. er... thug? Nobody would care about any of this if she either spiked it earlier but she didn't know abut it because she's incompetent or just played it all down but now everyone knows she's a dumb bitch.
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Bari weiss is a stupid bitch, an entitled cunt, ugly, and a bully who uses identity politics (being gay and jewish) to intimidate people out of open critique and she’s fought all her battles that way bc she’s a bad faith dick, all while decrying identity politics. I want to bully her BAD.
to cut through some of the confusion about this, one thing that i think you can take away with a great deal of confidence is that weiss doesn't know what the words "due judicial review" mean
On left:
Bari Weiss: 60 Minutes segment failed to show Government view that CECOT detainees are due judicial review
On right:
Judge Boasberg Dec 22: "The Government itself has not even contested that the detainees who now make up the CECOT class received inadequate process prior to their removal"
Bari Weiss: 60 Minutes segment failed to show Government view that CECOT detainees are due judicial review
On right:
Judge Boasberg Dec 22: "The Government itself has not even contested that the detainees who now make up the CECOT class received inadequate process prior to their removal"
December 24, 2025 at 9:33 PM
Bari weiss is a stupid bitch, an entitled cunt, ugly, and a bully who uses identity politics (being gay and jewish) to intimidate people out of open critique and she’s fought all her battles that way bc she’s a bad faith dick, all while decrying identity politics. I want to bully her BAD.
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Bari Weiss’ two accomplishments so far are hosting an interview that she desperately wanted people to watch (but they didn’t) and trying to spike a news story that she desperately wanted nobody to watch (but they did)
December 24, 2025 at 9:52 PM
Bari Weiss’ two accomplishments so far are hosting an interview that she desperately wanted people to watch (but they didn’t) and trying to spike a news story that she desperately wanted nobody to watch (but they did)
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How did it change you as a law school to give torture memo author and evident war criminal John Yoo a tenured professorship?
“How does it change us as a nation to witness countless acts of cruelty by our government?” asks the dean of the UC Berkeley School of Law.
A nation changed: the decline of basic human decency under Trump | Opinion
“How does it change us as a nation to witness countless acts of cruelty by our government?” asks the dean of the UC Berkeley School of Law.
bit.ly
December 24, 2025 at 2:29 PM
How did it change you as a law school to give torture memo author and evident war criminal John Yoo a tenured professorship?
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they're not going to stop until they kill our kids
December 23, 2025 at 11:53 PM
they're not going to stop until they kill our kids
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The Atlantic ran a piece by Adam Serwer that answered that question with some specifics about the process
The Bari Weiss hysteria continues. Exactly what in "this piece isn't ready" and "try harder to get comment from the administration" constitutes the death of American journalism? www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2025/1...
What Bari Weiss Got Right
And what she got wrong
www.theatlantic.com
December 23, 2025 at 7:18 PM
The Atlantic ran a piece by Adam Serwer that answered that question with some specifics about the process
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I honestly appreciate Sally Jenkins' decade long mission to telling on herself and support all famed scribes following suit
December 23, 2025 at 6:37 PM
I honestly appreciate Sally Jenkins' decade long mission to telling on herself and support all famed scribes following suit
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the worst foreign policy decision since the choice to invade vietnam happened in large part because democrats tried to be gop lite.
December 23, 2025 at 3:50 PM
the worst foreign policy decision since the choice to invade vietnam happened in large part because democrats tried to be gop lite.
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this is hakeem. hakeem is offering up a pre-written post disconnected from what is currently in the news. it has no resonance and seems robotic.
this is ted. ted is referencing an event happening right now and of relevance to millions.
be like ted. not like hakeem.
this is ted. ted is referencing an event happening right now and of relevance to millions.
be like ted. not like hakeem.
December 23, 2025 at 3:40 PM
this is hakeem. hakeem is offering up a pre-written post disconnected from what is currently in the news. it has no resonance and seems robotic.
this is ted. ted is referencing an event happening right now and of relevance to millions.
be like ted. not like hakeem.
this is ted. ted is referencing an event happening right now and of relevance to millions.
be like ted. not like hakeem.
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The thing about that Graeme Wood article defending Weiss is that he *also* has never worked as a news editor, let alone a TV news editor. It’s bizarre contrarian dilettantism of a type the Atlantic is sadly prone to.
December 23, 2025 at 3:22 PM
The thing about that Graeme Wood article defending Weiss is that he *also* has never worked as a news editor, let alone a TV news editor. It’s bizarre contrarian dilettantism of a type the Atlantic is sadly prone to.
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my point is they've been on this trajectory the whole time and would be anyway. The work is worth doing correctly because it's worth doing correctly...but the RWers are going to obfuscate and lie regardless. It's what they do.
December 23, 2025 at 3:38 PM
my point is they've been on this trajectory the whole time and would be anyway. The work is worth doing correctly because it's worth doing correctly...but the RWers are going to obfuscate and lie regardless. It's what they do.
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That's why the position of the opposition to MAGA has to be TOTAL WAR, ALL THE TIME, NO COMPROMISE. No opportunity to thwart him or drag down his public standing can be passed up. He is not unbeatable but he is certainly not beaten, and there aren't any institutions to hand to job off to anymore.
December 23, 2025 at 3:53 AM
That's why the position of the opposition to MAGA has to be TOTAL WAR, ALL THE TIME, NO COMPROMISE. No opportunity to thwart him or drag down his public standing can be passed up. He is not unbeatable but he is certainly not beaten, and there aren't any institutions to hand to job off to anymore.
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there is one and only one political strategy, and that is: “hang trump like an anchor around the neck of every single elected republican and the party itself.” no ‘friends across the aisle.’ no ‘the fever will break.’ anyone not on board with that has to go. no exceptions
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December 23, 2025 at 2:42 AM
there is one and only one political strategy, and that is: “hang trump like an anchor around the neck of every single elected republican and the party itself.” no ‘friends across the aisle.’ no ‘the fever will break.’ anyone not on board with that has to go. no exceptions
No, I was not "drunkenly pissing on your car."
I was washing it.
I was washing it.
December 22, 2025 at 7:15 PM
No, I was not "drunkenly pissing on your car."
I was washing it.
I was washing it.
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i think one of the most embarrassing things you can do is try to do a quick little jog across the yard wearing basketball shorts but your cell phone is in your pocket and the pocket is really deep so it starts swinging around like crazy and pulling your pants down. don't ask me why
December 22, 2025 at 6:36 PM
i think one of the most embarrassing things you can do is try to do a quick little jog across the yard wearing basketball shorts but your cell phone is in your pocket and the pocket is really deep so it starts swinging around like crazy and pulling your pants down. don't ask me why
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the vice president is a klansman
JD Vance: "In the United States of America you don't have to apologize for being white anymore"
December 21, 2025 at 8:22 PM
the vice president is a klansman
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A good many people need to get sued for libel in the aftermath of the late ridiculousness. You can see one such fellow below.
In the wake of the tragedy at Brown, online conspiracists rushed to pin the horrific mass murder on an innocent Palestinian student. One of them was Shaun Maguire, a partner at leading VC firm Sequoia Capital.
www.fastcompany.com/91463942/seq...
www.fastcompany.com/91463942/seq...
Sequoia's Shaun Maguire accused an innocent Palestinian of being the Brown shooter. Then he doubled down
Online sleuthing is not, it turns out, among the noted VC's talents.
www.fastcompany.com
December 21, 2025 at 3:18 AM
A good many people need to get sued for libel in the aftermath of the late ridiculousness. You can see one such fellow below.
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Strong preference for doing nothing wins every time
WELKER: Massie and Khanna say they are looking at options including impeachment and contempt for DOJ officials. Would you support those steps?
KAINE: I think that's premature
KAINE: I think that's premature
December 21, 2025 at 4:13 PM
Strong preference for doing nothing wins every time
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A tow truck driver who towed an ICE SUV that was blocking a driveway while the agents kidnapped Angelanos back in September was just found NOT GUILTY on the only charge against him (theft of government property).
THAT'S ANOTHER WIN FOR "FUCK YOU; MAKE ME"
THAT'S ANOTHER WIN FOR "FUCK YOU; MAKE ME"
Man accused of towing ICE SUV during LA immigration operation found not guilty
A Los Angeles tow truck driver accused of towing a federal SUV during an immigration enforcement operation was found not guilty by a federal jury Friday. Bobby Nuñez, 33, was arrested and charged with...
www.nbclosangeles.com
December 20, 2025 at 2:29 AM
A tow truck driver who towed an ICE SUV that was blocking a driveway while the agents kidnapped Angelanos back in September was just found NOT GUILTY on the only charge against him (theft of government property).
THAT'S ANOTHER WIN FOR "FUCK YOU; MAKE ME"
THAT'S ANOTHER WIN FOR "FUCK YOU; MAKE ME"
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Congrats, Netflix. That wasn't even well-scripted. You aired a fixed boxing match, accompanied by ads for online gambling.
December 20, 2025 at 4:58 AM
Congrats, Netflix. That wasn't even well-scripted. You aired a fixed boxing match, accompanied by ads for online gambling.
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rfk will not rest until your kid is dead wapo.st/4s2l2zn
U.S. plans to stop recommending most childhood vaccines, defer to doctors
The plan, which is not finalized, suggests children get fewer shots and shifts to a model telling parents to consult doctors to make their own vaccine choices.
wapo.st
December 20, 2025 at 12:25 AM
rfk will not rest until your kid is dead wapo.st/4s2l2zn
I mean definitely impeach, charge, try, and imprison or ideally execute Trump, but also do this or similar to virtually every executive official.
There's a reason impeachment of other executive officials basically never happens, and like, the extreme case of Pete Fucking Hegseth this year has me thinking maybe we should make an exception, but not this. This is an absolutely classic case of "it's just the president's fault"
December 19, 2025 at 11:53 PM
I mean definitely impeach, charge, try, and imprison or ideally execute Trump, but also do this or similar to virtually every executive official.