A reporter for Politico writes an article primarily about how she never sees any Democrats on Twitter/X anymore. She never for a second questions whether she should be getting most of her political information from a website owned and operated by the administration and designed to manipulate her.

looking back, AOL had it right. 30 hours of internet per month was the right amount.

Here’s my primer on how reconciliation works, with a section dedicated to giving examples of things that aren’t allowed and explaining why the parliamentarian nixed them:
www.americanprogress.org/article/how-...

Me, to @kathryntewson.bsky.social just now:
"No, that still doesn't work. You don't get to reverse pierce out of your own corporate veil just because it's inconvenient for your cause of action."

*pauses, thinks*

"Unless you're Hobby Lobby."

not totally clear on where they were going with this

Westlaw's yellow flag symbols are my favorite things ever... no, actually, I don't think this SUPREME COURT decision has been called into question by the DISTRICT OF OREGON.

When you think about it, OIG reports take the exact tone as community notes

What do you mean you couldn't respond to my texts because you left your phone in Aleppo

using my hunter gatherer instincts to watch the little car icon on the uber eats map approach my location

Democrats must stand firmly behind Congresswoman Sarah McBride because it’s the moral and humane thing to do. And as a bonus, it’s absolutely an imperative to show they still have leadership, backbone and value when it matters.

Do we think Radiator Springs is a bellwether town

I'm totally done with X/Twitter. I will still be doing my banking there, though.

If other government agencies join Bluesky and become your favorite agency just remember who was here first and who has two eagles in their logo.