Warren Bowman
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Missed this at the time (a few weeks ago) but this by @adamgurri.liberalcurrents.com is exactly the kind of thinking we need.
“A 2027 Democratic Congress could impeach any number of officials in the Trump administration and the judiciary, and conduct the trial with a secret ballot. That does not guarantee that they would get enough Republicans for any of them. But it would increase their chances.”
Impeach and Remove the Bastards
A scenario for 2027.
www.liberalcurrents.com
January 4, 2026 at 10:58 PM
Missed this at the time (a few weeks ago) but this by @adamgurri.liberalcurrents.com is exactly the kind of thinking we need.
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This might be the dumbest shit yet.
So, just so we are clear here.
One nation can send troops into another nation, kidnap the leader and try them in their court?
Interesting precedent.
So, just so we are clear here.
One nation can send troops into another nation, kidnap the leader and try them in their court?
Interesting precedent.
So for months they have tried to blame the entire fentanyl crisis on Venezuela and the indictment only mentions cocaine, which they pardoned a different guy for weeks ago
January 3, 2026 at 2:58 PM
This might be the dumbest shit yet.
So, just so we are clear here.
One nation can send troops into another nation, kidnap the leader and try them in their court?
Interesting precedent.
So, just so we are clear here.
One nation can send troops into another nation, kidnap the leader and try them in their court?
Interesting precedent.
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This is long overdue. Sadly, the current political climate does not favor the reforms needed.
“'Consumers must circumnavigate a long, non-intuitive path to opt out' ... selecting menu choices for Settings, Additional Settings, General Privacy, Terms & Privacy, Viewing Information Services + finally, "Disable" [along with more] "for Interest-Based Ads, Ad Personalization + Privacy Choices".
Texas sues biggest TV makers, alleging smart TVs spy on users without consent
Automated Content Recognition brings “mass surveillance” to homes, lawsuits say.
arstechnica.com
December 17, 2025 at 1:49 AM
This is long overdue. Sadly, the current political climate does not favor the reforms needed.
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very weird feeling watching a seemingly coked out president yell at you for 20 minutes straight
December 18, 2025 at 2:20 AM
very weird feeling watching a seemingly coked out president yell at you for 20 minutes straight
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I see 47 dems that need to be primaried into unemployment.
“The House voted 237-140 to shelve Green’s impeachment resolution, with 47 Dem lawmakers voting present. The result…suggested a shift in support for bringing charges of impeachment against Trump among House Dems, who rejected a similar measure by a wider margin in June.”
apnews.com/article/trum...
apnews.com/article/trum...
House squashes second attempt to impeach Trump from Rep. Al Green
The House has voted to dismiss an effort to impeach President Donald Trump. The impeachment resolution brought by Democratic Rep.
apnews.com
December 12, 2025 at 11:56 AM
I see 47 dems that need to be primaried into unemployment.
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today’s affirmation: I am within the acceptable range of deviation. I am a perfectly roasted quail. if I was a car the mechanics would find nothing weird or rodent related in my air filter. I am upright. There are no stones or excess debris in my shoes. I still have all my bones.
December 9, 2025 at 1:44 PM
today’s affirmation: I am within the acceptable range of deviation. I am a perfectly roasted quail. if I was a car the mechanics would find nothing weird or rodent related in my air filter. I am upright. There are no stones or excess debris in my shoes. I still have all my bones.
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Well, when you’re right you’re right 🤷🏽♀️
December 8, 2025 at 2:47 AM
Well, when you’re right you’re right 🤷🏽♀️
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Perfect Tom Stoppard story from DTel obituary:
His response to a letter from Harold Pinter canvassing support for a proposal to have the Comedy Theatre in London rechristened the Pinter Theatre, “Have you thought, instead, of changing your name to Harold Comedy?”
His response to a letter from Harold Pinter canvassing support for a proposal to have the Comedy Theatre in London rechristened the Pinter Theatre, “Have you thought, instead, of changing your name to Harold Comedy?”
November 29, 2025 at 7:09 PM
Perfect Tom Stoppard story from DTel obituary:
His response to a letter from Harold Pinter canvassing support for a proposal to have the Comedy Theatre in London rechristened the Pinter Theatre, “Have you thought, instead, of changing your name to Harold Comedy?”
His response to a letter from Harold Pinter canvassing support for a proposal to have the Comedy Theatre in London rechristened the Pinter Theatre, “Have you thought, instead, of changing your name to Harold Comedy?”
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Unfortunately, in US journalism it is considered neutral to spread a lie, but it is considered "biased" to call out a lie. So, there is a structural asymmetry that rewards colorful lies with virality.
November 30, 2025 at 1:16 AM
Unfortunately, in US journalism it is considered neutral to spread a lie, but it is considered "biased" to call out a lie. So, there is a structural asymmetry that rewards colorful lies with virality.
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Wu said there’s a clear example of a market structure that has discipline, where things are not in fact getting worse, where things are not extracted. It’s a good product that people want to buy because it’s good: the National Football League. trib.al/Wv488Vz
Tim Wu knows where you got your 'economic resentment' and that 'weird feeling of something you like getting worse': It's 'the age of extraction' | Fortune
"My understanding of America is that it's the place where things are supposed to get better," said the "net neutrality" and "attention economy" mastermind.
trib.al
November 30, 2025 at 3:47 PM
Wu said there’s a clear example of a market structure that has discipline, where things are not in fact getting worse, where things are not extracted. It’s a good product that people want to buy because it’s good: the National Football League. trib.al/Wv488Vz
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This makes me physically ill. All hail the plagiarism machine that is destroying students’ ability to do everything: read, write, do research, think critically.
There’s still time to beat it. But not if administrators are determined to join it.
There’s still time to beat it. But not if administrators are determined to join it.
November 22, 2025 at 11:29 PM
This makes me physically ill. All hail the plagiarism machine that is destroying students’ ability to do everything: read, write, do research, think critically.
There’s still time to beat it. But not if administrators are determined to join it.
There’s still time to beat it. But not if administrators are determined to join it.
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Listen to Amy.
There’s not a single thought Ross Douchehat has ever had or ever will have about women that’s worthy of anyone’s attention. Hope that clears things up
November 9, 2025 at 8:25 PM
Listen to Amy.
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Came here to say this, but Jamelle Bouie has this covered. 👇
When the Democratic tent includes candidates like Spanberger and Mamdani, there is no crisis, or fight, for the party. IT’S A COALITION, NOT A POINT ESTIMATE.
When the Democratic tent includes candidates like Spanberger and Mamdani, there is no crisis, or fight, for the party. IT’S A COALITION, NOT A POINT ESTIMATE.
i want to repeat this: mamdani and spanberger have run similar campaigns tailored to their respective electorates and it is maddening to watch political journalists attempt to create some broad contrast where none exist
the other thing about this is that there is no reason to pit these candidates against each other? each are good fits for their respective electorates and each shows the value of vigorous campaigns focused on the stated material problems of voters.
November 5, 2025 at 2:12 AM
Came here to say this, but Jamelle Bouie has this covered. 👇
When the Democratic tent includes candidates like Spanberger and Mamdani, there is no crisis, or fight, for the party. IT’S A COALITION, NOT A POINT ESTIMATE.
When the Democratic tent includes candidates like Spanberger and Mamdani, there is no crisis, or fight, for the party. IT’S A COALITION, NOT A POINT ESTIMATE.
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It’s totally routine for the biggest city in an advanced democracy to have a (pragmatic) Socialist mayor. It’s actually odd that it hasn’t happened in the States till now. #AmericanExceptionalism
"In order to win, Democrats should nominate candidates who better match their districts"
[Dems nominate a young Dem socialist in NYC and a moderate in VA]
"No not like that"
[Dems nominate a young Dem socialist in NYC and a moderate in VA]
"No not like that"
November 5, 2025 at 2:49 AM
It’s totally routine for the biggest city in an advanced democracy to have a (pragmatic) Socialist mayor. It’s actually odd that it hasn’t happened in the States till now. #AmericanExceptionalism
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Cuomo was drummed out of office 4 years ago for sexual harassment. He then lost the mayoral Dem primary. He then employed rank gutter racism to win as an independent -- winning Trump's endorsement! -- and that didn't work either. Few modern politicians so richly deserve obscurity and exile.
November 5, 2025 at 2:49 AM
Cuomo was drummed out of office 4 years ago for sexual harassment. He then lost the mayoral Dem primary. He then employed rank gutter racism to win as an independent -- winning Trump's endorsement! -- and that didn't work either. Few modern politicians so richly deserve obscurity and exile.
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I know a lot of people are excited because Democrats are winning
But tonight I'll sleep easier knowing that its much harder for these proto-autocrats to consolidate their authoritarian regime after extremely strong public signals of discontent.
But tonight I'll sleep easier knowing that its much harder for these proto-autocrats to consolidate their authoritarian regime after extremely strong public signals of discontent.
November 5, 2025 at 3:00 AM
I know a lot of people are excited because Democrats are winning
But tonight I'll sleep easier knowing that its much harder for these proto-autocrats to consolidate their authoritarian regime after extremely strong public signals of discontent.
But tonight I'll sleep easier knowing that its much harder for these proto-autocrats to consolidate their authoritarian regime after extremely strong public signals of discontent.
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This should get a Pulitzer. It's going to be an all-time classic.
incredible photo that's definitely worth at least 1,000 words from Andrew Harnik of Getty
November 7, 2025 at 7:53 AM
This should get a Pulitzer. It's going to be an all-time classic.
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Important thread.
Are we doing "The ACA Sucks" Discourse again?
I'm going to guess most people hating on it from the left have never received a hospital bill the size of book; I put the apple there for scale.
That's the $1.3 million bill my kid incurred in his first ~94 days. Why does that make me respect the ACA?
I'm going to guess most people hating on it from the left have never received a hospital bill the size of book; I put the apple there for scale.
That's the $1.3 million bill my kid incurred in his first ~94 days. Why does that make me respect the ACA?
October 20, 2025 at 5:35 PM
Important thread.
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It's the largest strike of the year: a 5-day walkout of 45,000 workers at Kaiser hospitals on the West Coast.
While they seek better pay and staffing, the "nonprofit" has $67.4 billion in reserves and is heavily invested in hedge funds and private equity. @exposedbycmd.bsky.social has the story:
While they seek better pay and staffing, the "nonprofit" has $67.4 billion in reserves and is heavily invested in hedge funds and private equity. @exposedbycmd.bsky.social has the story:
As Kaiser Workers Strike, ‘Not-for-Profit’ Is Sitting on $67 Billion
Kaiser has doubled down on hedge funds, outside staffing firms, and high executive compensation as workers lag behind.
prospect.org
October 18, 2025 at 1:24 PM
It's the largest strike of the year: a 5-day walkout of 45,000 workers at Kaiser hospitals on the West Coast.
While they seek better pay and staffing, the "nonprofit" has $67.4 billion in reserves and is heavily invested in hedge funds and private equity. @exposedbycmd.bsky.social has the story:
While they seek better pay and staffing, the "nonprofit" has $67.4 billion in reserves and is heavily invested in hedge funds and private equity. @exposedbycmd.bsky.social has the story:
@whatdrivesme.bsky.social Please look after Russell, he’s one of the good ones.
October 18, 2025 at 4:19 PM
@whatdrivesme.bsky.social Please look after Russell, he’s one of the good ones.
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The Democratic Party has and continues to fail us.
I loathe appeals for third parties. I despise the grifting appeal to pure ideology splinter groups.
But the reality is, the dems will not save this country.
I loathe appeals for third parties. I despise the grifting appeal to pure ideology splinter groups.
But the reality is, the dems will not save this country.
September 21, 2025 at 9:54 PM
The Democratic Party has and continues to fail us.
I loathe appeals for third parties. I despise the grifting appeal to pure ideology splinter groups.
But the reality is, the dems will not save this country.
I loathe appeals for third parties. I despise the grifting appeal to pure ideology splinter groups.
But the reality is, the dems will not save this country.
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To underscore how soaked in bad faith this whole enterprise was, as Rolling Stone reported on Wednesday night, multiple ABC and Disney execs knew that Kimmel hadn’t said anything over the line, and had not actually said what those on the MAGA right had accused him of saying…
September 18, 2025 at 9:41 PM
To underscore how soaked in bad faith this whole enterprise was, as Rolling Stone reported on Wednesday night, multiple ABC and Disney execs knew that Kimmel hadn’t said anything over the line, and had not actually said what those on the MAGA right had accused him of saying…
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Yes! This is awesome.
September 18, 2025 at 9:41 PM
Yes! This is awesome.