Good Public Good
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Palestinian, black, trans lives matter. White people chose DEI instead of adhering to Civil Rights Act altogether. We’re still dealing w/after effects of Reconstruction & longstanding, feckless liberal class unwilling to confront fascists. MMT. Punch up.
So…just point that out, over and over again. Don’t give them the respect of normalizing their lies and obfuscations with good faith engagement
November 24, 2025 at 6:46 PM
So…just point that out, over and over again. Don’t give them the respect of normalizing their lies and obfuscations with good faith engagement
It’s all just the equivalent of a passing idea written Down on a napkin by some guy who made up a story about a magical tax curve that supports his entire worldview
November 24, 2025 at 6:45 PM
It’s all just the equivalent of a passing idea written Down on a napkin by some guy who made up a story about a magical tax curve that supports his entire worldview
The “research” and “data” they send you is always either fabricated, poorly designed methodogically, or just….wrong
November 24, 2025 at 6:44 PM
The “research” and “data” they send you is always either fabricated, poorly designed methodogically, or just….wrong
The key takeaway should always just be to simply focus on calling everything they try to talk about “fantasy land”
There’s never any there there. Just say that
There’s never any there there. Just say that
November 24, 2025 at 6:43 PM
The key takeaway should always just be to simply focus on calling everything they try to talk about “fantasy land”
There’s never any there there. Just say that
There’s never any there there. Just say that
America systemically rewards this type of failing up
Scoop: As questions swirl around Olivia Nuzzi, I’ve learned she’s been relatively absent in the day-to-day at Vanity Fair, as the magazine continues to weather the storm the controversial hire brought through 1 World Trade Center
www.status.news/p/olivia-nuz...
www.status.news/p/olivia-nuz...
November 24, 2025 at 3:21 PM
Normally in a functioning democracy and political system, someone who’s been as consistently and epicly wrong as carville has been over the years would simply have vanished and been excluded as a function of his own incompetence and professional malpractice. But nope.
November 24, 2025 at 3:21 PM
Normally in a functioning democracy and political system, someone who’s been as consistently and epicly wrong as carville has been over the years would simply have vanished and been excluded as a function of his own incompetence and professional malpractice. But nope.
See, like this. Not just in their explicit coverage of fascists and thieves. Even in their supposedly subtle, nuanced reporting that’s mean to parse policy in this serious way, the entire subtext of it is eliding actual science and normalizing charlatans like RFK bsky.app/profile/lutz...
I don't think I've ever disagreed and agreed more strongly with a piece, seesawing from one paragraph to the next.
Will come back to dissect.
#GiftLink #GiftArticle
Will come back to dissect.
#GiftLink #GiftArticle
November 24, 2025 at 2:21 PM
A longtime critique of MSM by inveterate press watchers not boxed in by tropes about liberal vs right wing press (there’s just one press, “corporate”), this is known simply as “horserace coverage,” a cousin to “bothsides” and “palace intrigue.” They’re all children of “blind neutrality.”
What a strange framing and characterization. How does one describe his blatantly dishonest, racist question about taxes as “press[ing] the Mayor-elect on his policy proposals”? In what way does this lying troll emerge as a “winner“?
November 24, 2025 at 2:20 PM
See, like this. Not just in their explicit coverage of fascists and thieves. Even in their supposedly subtle, nuanced reporting that’s mean to parse policy in this serious way, the entire subtext of it is eliding actual science and normalizing charlatans like RFK bsky.app/profile/lutz...
I don't think I've ever disagreed and agreed more strongly with a piece, seesawing from one paragraph to the next.
Will come back to dissect.
#GiftLink #GiftArticle
Will come back to dissect.
#GiftLink #GiftArticle
America’s Children Are Unwell. Are Schools Part of the Problem?
www.nytimes.com
November 24, 2025 at 2:20 PM
See, like this. Not just in their explicit coverage of fascists and thieves. Even in their supposedly subtle, nuanced reporting that’s mean to parse policy in this serious way, the entire subtext of it is eliding actual science and normalizing charlatans like RFK bsky.app/profile/lutz...
Oh the world we would live in if the press could actually inform its citizenry about the politicians and oligarchs playing this massive shell
Game with our lives
Game with our lives
November 24, 2025 at 2:16 PM
Oh the world we would live in if the press could actually inform its citizenry about the politicians and oligarchs playing this massive shell
Game with our lives
Game with our lives
A longtime critique of MSM by inveterate press watchers not boxed in by tropes about liberal vs right wing press (there’s just one press, “corporate”), this is known simply as “horserace coverage,” a cousin to “bothsides” and “palace intrigue.” They’re all children of “blind neutrality.”
What a strange framing and characterization. How does one describe his blatantly dishonest, racist question about taxes as “press[ing] the Mayor-elect on his policy proposals”? In what way does this lying troll emerge as a “winner“?
November 24, 2025 at 1:16 PM
It is, in large part, what allows Trump to say and do what he does. It led to
his winning both times. There were many factors to be sure. Dem fecklessness, poll gazing, repressing of progressive flank and more. But the media assymetry and parallel fecklessness to Democratic Party was a huge part.
his winning both times. There were many factors to be sure. Dem fecklessness, poll gazing, repressing of progressive flank and more. But the media assymetry and parallel fecklessness to Democratic Party was a huge part.
November 24, 2025 at 1:15 PM
It is, in large part, what allows Trump to say and do what he does. It led to
his winning both times. There were many factors to be sure. Dem fecklessness, poll gazing, repressing of progressive flank and more. But the media assymetry and parallel fecklessness to Democratic Party was a huge part.
his winning both times. There were many factors to be sure. Dem fecklessness, poll gazing, repressing of progressive flank and more. But the media assymetry and parallel fecklessness to Democratic Party was a huge part.
They. All. Do. This. Day in, and day out. It drives me insane. It is the bane of my media watching existence because of how pervasive it is.
November 24, 2025 at 1:12 PM
They. All. Do. This. Day in, and day out. It drives me insane. It is the bane of my media watching existence because of how pervasive it is.
It SHOULD objectively be strange in another universe where our media isn’t broken. But in the one we live in, this is unfortunately a feature not bug of our media ecosystems. This is largely the overwhelming tenor and tone of coverage that we receive on a daily basis. Once you see it, can’t unsee it
November 24, 2025 at 1:11 PM
It SHOULD objectively be strange in another universe where our media isn’t broken. But in the one we live in, this is unfortunately a feature not bug of our media ecosystems. This is largely the overwhelming tenor and tone of coverage that we receive on a daily basis. Once you see it, can’t unsee it