Ron Hogan
@ronhogan.bsky.social
He wrote Our Endless & Proper Work (Belt Publishing, 2021), based on his "Destroy Your Safe and Happy Lives" newsletter.
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Right-wingers used to manufacture images like this with AI or cartoons to claim Christianity was "under attack" in America "because of Democrats."
Here they are making it real over punitive, inhuman treatment of immigrants.
Here they are making it real over punitive, inhuman treatment of immigrants.
Oh wow @reuters.com got the photo here:
November 14, 2025 at 9:32 PM
Right-wingers used to manufacture images like this with AI or cartoons to claim Christianity was "under attack" in America "because of Democrats."
Here they are making it real over punitive, inhuman treatment of immigrants.
Here they are making it real over punitive, inhuman treatment of immigrants.
This text may possibly be the stupidest pitch I’ve ever received on behalf of a political candidate, so of course it comes from James Carville.
I’m *almost* tempted to revisit a McGrath candidacy. ALMOST.
I’m *almost* tempted to revisit a McGrath candidacy. ALMOST.
November 14, 2025 at 9:41 PM
This text may possibly be the stupidest pitch I’ve ever received on behalf of a political candidate, so of course it comes from James Carville.
I’m *almost* tempted to revisit a McGrath candidacy. ALMOST.
I’m *almost* tempted to revisit a McGrath candidacy. ALMOST.
That’s the way you do it.
Huh! Go figure.
The chancellor of my college system announced today that one of the professors at my campus was uncomplimentary of Charlie Kirk following his death, which resulted in the chancellor getting 800+ phone calls and e-mails demanding the faculty member's dismissal.
The Chancellor: "No."
The chancellor of my college system announced today that one of the professors at my campus was uncomplimentary of Charlie Kirk following his death, which resulted in the chancellor getting 800+ phone calls and e-mails demanding the faculty member's dismissal.
The Chancellor: "No."
November 14, 2025 at 9:32 PM
That’s the way you do it.
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“my most woke opinion is that nobody should ever go to prison for a crime they didn’t commit” OK yes good but how is that your opinion and not, you know, like, morality
November 14, 2025 at 5:02 PM
“my most woke opinion is that nobody should ever go to prison for a crime they didn’t commit” OK yes good but how is that your opinion and not, you know, like, morality
Right on, Catholic bishops.
U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops on Instagram: "“We as Catholic bishops love our country and pray for its peace and prosperity. For this very reason, we feel compelled now in this environment to ra...
In a special message, US Catholic bishops address concerns surrounding immigrants and advocate for human dignity, highlighting the need for compassion and support in the face of evolving immigration p...
www.instagram.com
November 14, 2025 at 4:59 AM
Right on, Catholic bishops.
This pizza joint just segued from “Let Your Love Flow” to a live version of “A Hard Rain’s Gonna Fall,” and I have questions.
November 13, 2025 at 11:46 PM
This pizza joint just segued from “Let Your Love Flow” to a live version of “A Hard Rain’s Gonna Fall,” and I have questions.
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The idea that what people need is more proof rather than an honest reckoning, explanation and campaign around the already out there truths we all have access to is liberal propaganda
November 13, 2025 at 9:21 PM
The idea that what people need is more proof rather than an honest reckoning, explanation and campaign around the already out there truths we all have access to is liberal propaganda
I mean, hasn’t “how Michael Wolff aspired to be part of elite circles he wrote about” been the Michael Wolff story in a nutshell since 1998?
Michael Wolff tried to buy New York Mag — with money from Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein.
So Wolff didn't just have a reporter-source relationship with Epstein. Nor was Wolff his informal PR adviser. They saw each other as potential business partners.
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...
So Wolff didn't just have a reporter-source relationship with Epstein. Nor was Wolff his informal PR adviser. They saw each other as potential business partners.
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...
Blurred lines: how Michael Wolff aspired to be part of elite circles he wrote about
The writer who features prominently in newly released Jeffrey Epstein emails has achieved extraordinary access but faced questions about his journalistic ethics
www.theguardian.com
November 13, 2025 at 8:44 PM
I mean, hasn’t “how Michael Wolff aspired to be part of elite circles he wrote about” been the Michael Wolff story in a nutshell since 1998?
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Predictable but still amazing to watch people who spent literally years accusing every librarian, teacher, and trans person they could find of sexually grooming children suddenly throw themselves in with "actually it's ephebophilia"
Megyn Kelly: "I know somebody very close to this case…Jeffrey Epstein, in this person's view, was not a pedophile…He was into the barely legal type, like he liked 15 year old girls…He wasn't into like 8 year olds…There's a difference between a 15 year old and a 5 year old."
November 13, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Predictable but still amazing to watch people who spent literally years accusing every librarian, teacher, and trans person they could find of sexually grooming children suddenly throw themselves in with "actually it's ephebophilia"
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These are the people who want to inspect your kids genitals before they play soccer btw
Megyn Kelly: "I know somebody very close to this case…Jeffrey Epstein, in this person's view, was not a pedophile…He was into the barely legal type, like he liked 15 year old girls…He wasn't into like 8 year olds…There's a difference between a 15 year old and a 5 year old."
November 13, 2025 at 6:34 PM
These are the people who want to inspect your kids genitals before they play soccer btw
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This was a fun book review — and not just because Douglas Gwyn’s political theology aligns pretty neatly with my own, although that’s a big piece of it.
Modern-day Friends, Douglas Gwyn worries, have not only failed to understand the anarchist implications of the earliest Quakers’ beliefs but remain “stubbornly uninterested” in doing so, lulled into complacency by what that first generation used to call “the gods of this world.”
REVIEWED: A Revolution in Common
Doug Gwyn's vision of anarchy rooted in early Quaker history brings a dramatically apocalyptic perspective to current events.
www.friendsjournal.org
November 13, 2025 at 6:28 PM
This was a fun book review — and not just because Douglas Gwyn’s political theology aligns pretty neatly with my own, although that’s a big piece of it.
“You simply cannot create a culture or a party of wholesale male entitlement and not wind up with women and girls paying the price — being the ones who bodies, livelihoods, and lives those men feel entitled to.”— @jillfilipovic.bsky.social
The Dogs That Haven't Barked
The Trump administration is a regime of restoring male power. That includes being a pedophile protection racket covering for men who sexually abuse girls.
jill.substack.com
November 13, 2025 at 6:21 PM
“You simply cannot create a culture or a party of wholesale male entitlement and not wind up with women and girls paying the price — being the ones who bodies, livelihoods, and lives those men feel entitled to.”— @jillfilipovic.bsky.social
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this country will not be healed until genuinely rich and powerful people start experiencing genuinely severe consequences for their evil actions. these people will only respond to force.
And no, don’t tell me it’s somehow impossible - the U.S. is by no means exceptional in this regard, either.
And no, don’t tell me it’s somehow impossible - the U.S. is by no means exceptional in this regard, either.
November 13, 2025 at 4:40 PM
this country will not be healed until genuinely rich and powerful people start experiencing genuinely severe consequences for their evil actions. these people will only respond to force.
And no, don’t tell me it’s somehow impossible - the U.S. is by no means exceptional in this regard, either.
And no, don’t tell me it’s somehow impossible - the U.S. is by no means exceptional in this regard, either.
Accurate chart is accurate.
November 13, 2025 at 3:07 AM
Accurate chart is accurate.
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Today is a good day to remember, and to say, that the #MeToo movement was right, and was righteous, and has been vindicated over and over again. There was no overreach. There was no excess. There was no they-went-too-far.
So much work remains to be done.
So much work remains to be done.
November 12, 2025 at 11:16 PM
Today is a good day to remember, and to say, that the #MeToo movement was right, and was righteous, and has been vindicated over and over again. There was no overreach. There was no excess. There was no they-went-too-far.
So much work remains to be done.
So much work remains to be done.
I have a joke about dog whistles but most people aren’t ready to hear it.
i have a joke about yoga but its kind of a stretch
I have a joke about water, but it's pretty tasteless.
November 13, 2025 at 12:55 AM
I have a joke about dog whistles but most people aren’t ready to hear it.
“I was not prepared for how hopeful and connected this festival would leave me feeling. When I got home, the first draft poured out of me over the next few days... I’ve never published anything so close to my heart. I hope you’ll take some time to enjoy this one.”
How I found hope while reporting on a metal fest - High Country News
Peek behind the scenes at the challenges and joy of covering Fire in the Mountains.
www.hcn.org
November 13, 2025 at 12:49 AM
“I was not prepared for how hopeful and connected this festival would leave me feeling. When I got home, the first draft poured out of me over the next few days... I’ve never published anything so close to my heart. I hope you’ll take some time to enjoy this one.”
“Some time after the book was canceled, I told Julie that Jack was still a little sore they hadn't let him edit it and that he felt… he could have made the comic a tremendous hit. Schwartz replied, ‘I wish to God they'd let him do it too.’”
Imagine a world where Kirby gets Shazam!, not Jimmy Olsen.
Imagine a world where Kirby gets Shazam!, not Jimmy Olsen.
Today I learned that Jack Kirby and Joe Simon had worked on the original Captain Marvel and that he was Kirby’s favorite character that he had not created/co-created. Plus, Kirby wanted to work on the character when DC revived it, but DC refused. www.newsfromme.com/2025/11/12/a...
ASK me: Jack’s Faves – News From ME
www.newsfromme.com
November 13, 2025 at 12:33 AM
“Some time after the book was canceled, I told Julie that Jack was still a little sore they hadn't let him edit it and that he felt… he could have made the comic a tremendous hit. Schwartz replied, ‘I wish to God they'd let him do it too.’”
Imagine a world where Kirby gets Shazam!, not Jimmy Olsen.
Imagine a world where Kirby gets Shazam!, not Jimmy Olsen.
When people tell you who they are, believe them the first time.
In 1998, Michael Wolff published Burn Rate, the story of how he got cozy with a bunch of “new media” types (as we called them back then) to seek his own fortune.
In 1998, Michael Wolff published Burn Rate, the story of how he got cozy with a bunch of “new media” types (as we called them back then) to seek his own fortune.
November 12, 2025 at 9:30 PM
When people tell you who they are, believe them the first time.
In 1998, Michael Wolff published Burn Rate, the story of how he got cozy with a bunch of “new media” types (as we called them back then) to seek his own fortune.
In 1998, Michael Wolff published Burn Rate, the story of how he got cozy with a bunch of “new media” types (as we called them back then) to seek his own fortune.
Anvil! The Story of Anvil
Gigantic: A Tale of Two Johns
Gigantic: A Tale of Two Johns
not to engagement bait post, but curious what people's favourite music docs are. ESPECIALLY ones that aren't the super well known ones (please don't tell me about The Last Waltz)
November 12, 2025 at 8:39 PM
Anvil! The Story of Anvil
Gigantic: A Tale of Two Johns
Gigantic: A Tale of Two Johns
🎶Wished ill on a man from Reno, got banned from Bluesky🎶
November 12, 2025 at 7:57 PM
🎶Wished ill on a man from Reno, got banned from Bluesky🎶
From the director of Mouse Hunt!
(I genuinely love Mouse Hunt as an example of formalism pushed to the brink of absurdity, and then leaping over the edge of its own accord.)
(I genuinely love Mouse Hunt as an example of formalism pushed to the brink of absurdity, and then leaping over the edge of its own accord.)
November 12, 2025 at 6:47 PM
From the director of Mouse Hunt!
(I genuinely love Mouse Hunt as an example of formalism pushed to the brink of absurdity, and then leaping over the edge of its own accord.)
(I genuinely love Mouse Hunt as an example of formalism pushed to the brink of absurdity, and then leaping over the edge of its own accord.)
Yep. The people who benefit the most by Trump’s presidency have probably known exactly what he’s done since 2015—and some of them didn’t have to be told about it—and it doesn’t matter to them as long as they get to keep money and power flowing to them.
Break THAT up, and maybe we’ll get somewhere.
Break THAT up, and maybe we’ll get somewhere.
The thing is, I don't really care about the Epstein Files. I'm pretty certain they are damning. I'm also pretty certain that the people who would care that they are damning are the people who already think Trump has no business being president. So I'd rather focus on disrupting his agenda.
November 12, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Yep. The people who benefit the most by Trump’s presidency have probably known exactly what he’s done since 2015—and some of them didn’t have to be told about it—and it doesn’t matter to them as long as they get to keep money and power flowing to them.
Break THAT up, and maybe we’ll get somewhere.
Break THAT up, and maybe we’ll get somewhere.
