Kenneth Wesley Earley
@k-earley.bsky.social
Politically independent progressive.
Main Street over Wall Street.
Vote accordingly.
Spokane, WA
Main Street over Wall Street.
Vote accordingly.
Spokane, WA
Humblebrag
2021 GMC Yukon 3.0L Duramax turbo diesel
Just surpassed my previous best mpg of 36.3 mpg
The new all-time best mpg: 37.5
Leavenworth, WA > Spokane, WA
(also, did not even need to fill up once from Spokane > Moses Lake > Wenatchee > Leavenworth > Davenport > Spokane)
2021 GMC Yukon 3.0L Duramax turbo diesel
Just surpassed my previous best mpg of 36.3 mpg
The new all-time best mpg: 37.5
Leavenworth, WA > Spokane, WA
(also, did not even need to fill up once from Spokane > Moses Lake > Wenatchee > Leavenworth > Davenport > Spokane)
August 21, 2025 at 3:15 AM
Humblebrag
2021 GMC Yukon 3.0L Duramax turbo diesel
Just surpassed my previous best mpg of 36.3 mpg
The new all-time best mpg: 37.5
Leavenworth, WA > Spokane, WA
(also, did not even need to fill up once from Spokane > Moses Lake > Wenatchee > Leavenworth > Davenport > Spokane)
2021 GMC Yukon 3.0L Duramax turbo diesel
Just surpassed my previous best mpg of 36.3 mpg
The new all-time best mpg: 37.5
Leavenworth, WA > Spokane, WA
(also, did not even need to fill up once from Spokane > Moses Lake > Wenatchee > Leavenworth > Davenport > Spokane)
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The movie The Purge, but only super-rich people are allowed to commit crimes and get away with it, and it’s every day… and I’m just describing our country right now… never mind.
August 13, 2025 at 9:30 PM
The movie The Purge, but only super-rich people are allowed to commit crimes and get away with it, and it’s every day… and I’m just describing our country right now… never mind.
What’s the unsettling background noise in the studio this week on the set of @briefingwithpsaki.bsky.social — sounds like sirens(?) — is it an issue with a mic?
August 14, 2025 at 1:14 AM
What’s the unsettling background noise in the studio this week on the set of @briefingwithpsaki.bsky.social — sounds like sirens(?) — is it an issue with a mic?
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Parts of the Constitution were erased from the Library of Congress website, including the section featuring the foreign emoluments clause.
The removal was blamed on a "coding error."
Here's a reminder of what the clause says, just in case Congress ever decides to enforce it...
The removal was blamed on a "coding error."
Here's a reminder of what the clause says, just in case Congress ever decides to enforce it...
August 7, 2025 at 7:15 PM
Parts of the Constitution were erased from the Library of Congress website, including the section featuring the foreign emoluments clause.
The removal was blamed on a "coding error."
Here's a reminder of what the clause says, just in case Congress ever decides to enforce it...
The removal was blamed on a "coding error."
Here's a reminder of what the clause says, just in case Congress ever decides to enforce it...
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LA was only the beginning… a ‘test’, if you wanna call it that
A memo obtained by TNR signals top-level DHS discussions about using the military to combat illegal immigration—and not just at the border. It suggests that DHS is anticipating uses of the military in urban centers, noting that L.A.-style operations may be needed “for years to come.”
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August 4, 2025 at 2:37 PM
LA was only the beginning… a ‘test’, if you wanna call it that
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Orange Monday. Acrylic on canvas. 🍊
August 1, 2025 at 7:21 PM
Orange Monday. Acrylic on canvas. 🍊
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Just so’s we’re all clear, almost 3/4 of everything we buy from Europe is now 15% more expensive.
July 28, 2025 at 11:54 AM
Just so’s we’re all clear, almost 3/4 of everything we buy from Europe is now 15% more expensive.
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I mean it is the administration of the lowest of lows.
July 28, 2025 at 11:16 AM
I mean it is the administration of the lowest of lows.
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When your neighbor on the left is being dragged away by masked men and your neighbor on the right can't get an X-ray for their child, be sure to quickly explain that "both parties are the same" and whatnot.
July 3, 2025 at 7:30 PM
When your neighbor on the left is being dragged away by masked men and your neighbor on the right can't get an X-ray for their child, be sure to quickly explain that "both parties are the same" and whatnot.
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I am not a perfect person, but at least I can wake up every day knowing I didn't vote for concentration camps and millions being stripped of health insurance and food assistance.
June 30, 2025 at 1:12 PM
I am not a perfect person, but at least I can wake up every day knowing I didn't vote for concentration camps and millions being stripped of health insurance and food assistance.
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Amazing. NYT has more confirmation that Trump's decision to bomb Iran was motivated in large part by the way the Israeli strikes were "playing" on Fox News, which drove him to want credit for it
June 23, 2025 at 10:47 AM
Amazing. NYT has more confirmation that Trump's decision to bomb Iran was motivated in large part by the way the Israeli strikes were "playing" on Fox News, which drove him to want credit for it
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These ICE agents are an embarrassment to law enforcement. Imagine being so afraid of being a public servant that they have to cover their face. Under no circumstances should any arresting officer be lawfully allowed to shield his/her identity.
June 22, 2025 at 6:25 PM
These ICE agents are an embarrassment to law enforcement. Imagine being so afraid of being a public servant that they have to cover their face. Under no circumstances should any arresting officer be lawfully allowed to shield his/her identity.
Its as though Rupert Murdoch has always been the real driving and divisive force behind all policy-making made by the White House during all of the Trump years
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newrepublic.com/post/197110/...
Here’s Where Trump Got the Brilliant Idea to Bomb Iran
Donald Trump’s favorite network played an unsettling role in the strike of three of Iran’s nuclear facilities.
newrepublic.com
June 23, 2025 at 8:31 PM
Its as though Rupert Murdoch has always been the real driving and divisive force behind all policy-making made by the White House during all of the Trump years
newrepublic.com/post/197110/...
newrepublic.com/post/197110/...
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They were supposed to be deporting “gang members” and “criminals.”
So far, they have kidnapped people working their day jobs and folks lawfully showing up for their immigration court appearances…
It was always a lie.
So far, they have kidnapped people working their day jobs and folks lawfully showing up for their immigration court appearances…
It was always a lie.
June 23, 2025 at 4:25 PM
They were supposed to be deporting “gang members” and “criminals.”
So far, they have kidnapped people working their day jobs and folks lawfully showing up for their immigration court appearances…
It was always a lie.
So far, they have kidnapped people working their day jobs and folks lawfully showing up for their immigration court appearances…
It was always a lie.
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No money for Medicaid or SNAP or museums or schools or sidewalks or gun violence prevention or art or libraries.
Always money for war.
Always money for war.
June 22, 2025 at 4:26 PM
No money for Medicaid or SNAP or museums or schools or sidewalks or gun violence prevention or art or libraries.
Always money for war.
Always money for war.
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CARTOON OF THE DAY… 🇺🇸
June 23, 2025 at 12:06 AM
CARTOON OF THE DAY… 🇺🇸
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I served 10 years in the USAF.
Morale, at this moment, is incredibly low. The elephant in the room is we hardly have enough people volunteering to serve relative to the MASSIVE need.
Knee jerk decisions like LA and now Iran don’t help. Few want to be forced to do something questionable.
Morale, at this moment, is incredibly low. The elephant in the room is we hardly have enough people volunteering to serve relative to the MASSIVE need.
Knee jerk decisions like LA and now Iran don’t help. Few want to be forced to do something questionable.
June 23, 2025 at 3:29 AM
I served 10 years in the USAF.
Morale, at this moment, is incredibly low. The elephant in the room is we hardly have enough people volunteering to serve relative to the MASSIVE need.
Knee jerk decisions like LA and now Iran don’t help. Few want to be forced to do something questionable.
Morale, at this moment, is incredibly low. The elephant in the room is we hardly have enough people volunteering to serve relative to the MASSIVE need.
Knee jerk decisions like LA and now Iran don’t help. Few want to be forced to do something questionable.
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Can you imagine living in a “Democracy” where armed masked men are kidnapping people off the streets every single day?
June 23, 2025 at 12:28 PM
Can you imagine living in a “Democracy” where armed masked men are kidnapping people off the streets every single day?
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“He has always worked hard to put food on the table for us and my mom,” said Alejandro. “He was always careful and always did his taxes on time. He never caused any problems and he is known as a kind and helping person by everyone in our community.” santanero.org/2025/06/21/l...
Landscaper violently detained by agents in Santa Ana has three Marine sons; detained without food or medical aid
A Tustin landscaper has been identified by his eldest Marine vet son after he was violently detained by immigration agents in Santa Ana.
santanero.org
June 23, 2025 at 1:44 AM
“He has always worked hard to put food on the table for us and my mom,” said Alejandro. “He was always careful and always did his taxes on time. He never caused any problems and he is known as a kind and helping person by everyone in our community.” santanero.org/2025/06/21/l...
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Iran has deliberately limited its attack on ONE US site and sent a small number of missiles. They contacted the USA and Qatar 2 hours in advance.
The base was not hit. All six missiles shot down.
The base was not hit. All six missiles shot down.
June 23, 2025 at 6:42 PM
Iran has deliberately limited its attack on ONE US site and sent a small number of missiles. They contacted the USA and Qatar 2 hours in advance.
The base was not hit. All six missiles shot down.
The base was not hit. All six missiles shot down.
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DHS CONTRACTORS FOR KIDNAPPING: These job adverts confirm that DHS-ICE is hiring people off the streets with as little as 2 years military service.
Plus CBP is hiring former War on Terror analysts to hunt Americans and migrants alike.
Straight up Secret Police shit.
These were on LinkedIn.
Plus CBP is hiring former War on Terror analysts to hunt Americans and migrants alike.
Straight up Secret Police shit.
These were on LinkedIn.
June 23, 2025 at 12:21 PM
DHS CONTRACTORS FOR KIDNAPPING: These job adverts confirm that DHS-ICE is hiring people off the streets with as little as 2 years military service.
Plus CBP is hiring former War on Terror analysts to hunt Americans and migrants alike.
Straight up Secret Police shit.
These were on LinkedIn.
Plus CBP is hiring former War on Terror analysts to hunt Americans and migrants alike.
Straight up Secret Police shit.
These were on LinkedIn.
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"Insurance companies currently rely on ACIP’s guidance on which vaccines to cover. But if enough reputable public health groups come up with recommendations different from ACIP’s, Osterholm said, those groups could sway insurance companies on which shots to cover..."
www.nbcnews.com/health/healt...
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Outside groups organize to form unbiased, independent vaccine panel
Since Robert F. Kennedy Jr. fired the members of the CDC’s esteemed vaccine advisory panel, medical organizations and experts are looking for alternatives.
www.nbcnews.com
June 23, 2025 at 6:44 PM
"Insurance companies currently rely on ACIP’s guidance on which vaccines to cover. But if enough reputable public health groups come up with recommendations different from ACIP’s, Osterholm said, those groups could sway insurance companies on which shots to cover..."
www.nbcnews.com/health/healt...
www.nbcnews.com/health/healt...