JPEgg
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Not having Mean Girls is a choice
November 25, 2025 at 10:50 AM
Not having Mean Girls is a choice
Playing a 20 minute song more than once at a family dinner is violence
November 25, 2025 at 4:29 AM
Playing a 20 minute song more than once at a family dinner is violence
Not necessarily DSA backed, but the recent cadre of Seattle leftwing candidates were basically all elected through the wedding of housing urbanists and Democratic socialists.
November 24, 2025 at 8:49 PM
Not necessarily DSA backed, but the recent cadre of Seattle leftwing candidates were basically all elected through the wedding of housing urbanists and Democratic socialists.
I think it's fine for Mamdani to blow smoke up Trump's ass just to buy a few more days before he brings down the hammer.
That said, people who think this means anything more than that are either red-browns with an agenda or dipshit rubes
That said, people who think this means anything more than that are either red-browns with an agenda or dipshit rubes
November 22, 2025 at 1:31 AM
I think it's fine for Mamdani to blow smoke up Trump's ass just to buy a few more days before he brings down the hammer.
That said, people who think this means anything more than that are either red-browns with an agenda or dipshit rubes
That said, people who think this means anything more than that are either red-browns with an agenda or dipshit rubes
Politicians swearing is cool when i like them and cringey when I don't
November 20, 2025 at 9:17 PM
Politicians swearing is cool when i like them and cringey when I don't
Ever just catch yourself idly dreaming of a townhome with a 100sq ft patio and a basement
a man is resting his head on his hand and smiling while saying `` maybe one day ... '' .
ALT: a man is resting his head on his hand and smiling while saying `` maybe one day ... '' .
media.tenor.com
November 20, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Ever just catch yourself idly dreaming of a townhome with a 100sq ft patio and a basement
No her parents only started contributing to Wilson's childcare costs in February, so that Wilson could campaign.
Also - I don't care what her husband does, and idea that we should is sexist. Why are you are judging her by the relative success of men her life?
Also - I don't care what her husband does, and idea that we should is sexist. Why are you are judging her by the relative success of men her life?
How a KUOW Story Became a Weapon in the Mayoral Race
On October 21, KUOW published a story with the headline: “Katie Wilson can barely afford to live in Seattle. That's why she wants to be mayor.” The story then goes on to reveal that while she “speaks ...
www.thestranger.com
November 20, 2025 at 7:28 PM
No her parents only started contributing to Wilson's childcare costs in February, so that Wilson could campaign.
Also - I don't care what her husband does, and idea that we should is sexist. Why are you are judging her by the relative success of men her life?
Also - I don't care what her husband does, and idea that we should is sexist. Why are you are judging her by the relative success of men her life?
Her parents were giving her money to help with childcare DURING the campaign.
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November 20, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Her parents were giving her money to help with childcare DURING the campaign.
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Worse - the unholy Tucker Carlson, MargTaylorGreen, Fuentes alliance
November 20, 2025 at 7:09 AM
Worse - the unholy Tucker Carlson, MargTaylorGreen, Fuentes alliance
Real 'bitch eating crackers' energy
November 20, 2025 at 6:32 AM
Real 'bitch eating crackers' energy
I agree, I think the focus on Jeffries's supposed power seems more bluster. Public opinions rapidly change during campaigning.
That said, as a question of where DSA dedicates resources and the fights it chooses to take on as an organization, the potential issues of an endorsement still stand.
That said, as a question of where DSA dedicates resources and the fights it chooses to take on as an organization, the potential issues of an endorsement still stand.
November 20, 2025 at 5:53 AM
I agree, I think the focus on Jeffries's supposed power seems more bluster. Public opinions rapidly change during campaigning.
That said, as a question of where DSA dedicates resources and the fights it chooses to take on as an organization, the potential issues of an endorsement still stand.
That said, as a question of where DSA dedicates resources and the fights it chooses to take on as an organization, the potential issues of an endorsement still stand.
Just reading b/w the lines, it seems the issue is more about how an anti-Jefferies campaign would potentially imperil the NYC DSA service delivery agenda than it is about Osse's viability (though the latter is still a concern)
November 20, 2025 at 5:42 AM
Just reading b/w the lines, it seems the issue is more about how an anti-Jefferies campaign would potentially imperil the NYC DSA service delivery agenda than it is about Osse's viability (though the latter is still a concern)
Agreement with the premise?
November 20, 2025 at 4:23 AM
Agreement with the premise?
Lower on the totem poll of concerns about his post, but the idea that mass price fixing isn't a problem worthy of a solution is pretty unserious
November 20, 2025 at 2:50 AM
Lower on the totem poll of concerns about his post, but the idea that mass price fixing isn't a problem worthy of a solution is pretty unserious
'oh sweet!! ....
...Wait what was that last party ?
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu'
...Wait what was that last party ?
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu'
November 20, 2025 at 2:11 AM
'oh sweet!! ....
...Wait what was that last party ?
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu'
...Wait what was that last party ?
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu'
Seems the ideal for everyone involved is Mamdani and AOC performatively distance themselves from the Osse campaign, while Osse uses early momentum to build a foundation for a campaign the DSA can comfortably support later on
November 20, 2025 at 1:21 AM
Seems the ideal for everyone involved is Mamdani and AOC performatively distance themselves from the Osse campaign, while Osse uses early momentum to build a foundation for a campaign the DSA can comfortably support later on
I think you nailed your diagnosis of centrists viewing renter protections (no matter what type) as directly zero sum with housing development. This isn't about software; it's a gauge on the willingness of Portland CCs to race to the bottom of renter protections ostensibly to protect housing supply
November 20, 2025 at 1:04 AM
I think you nailed your diagnosis of centrists viewing renter protections (no matter what type) as directly zero sum with housing development. This isn't about software; it's a gauge on the willingness of Portland CCs to race to the bottom of renter protections ostensibly to protect housing supply
An obstacle to the NYC local agenda ? Not currently in any meaningful sense. He only has relational power. Nationally he's a zionist, genocide supporting piece of shit who is actively complicit in Trump's authoritarian takeover.
November 20, 2025 at 12:36 AM
An obstacle to the NYC local agenda ? Not currently in any meaningful sense. He only has relational power. Nationally he's a zionist, genocide supporting piece of shit who is actively complicit in Trump's authoritarian takeover.
Hakim Jefferies (a federal congressman) is not currently an obstacle to service delivery in NYC. But a Mamdani-backed campaign against Jefferies would burns bridges with local Democrats and that would be an obstacle, whether we like it or not
November 20, 2025 at 12:21 AM
Hakim Jefferies (a federal congressman) is not currently an obstacle to service delivery in NYC. But a Mamdani-backed campaign against Jefferies would burns bridges with local Democrats and that would be an obstacle, whether we like it or not
Picking a congressional fight IS playing politics (national politics) potentially at the cost of 'serving the people' of NYC. That's the tradeoff here - do you prioritize the national movement at the potential cost of the local service agenda?
November 20, 2025 at 12:18 AM
Picking a congressional fight IS playing politics (national politics) potentially at the cost of 'serving the people' of NYC. That's the tradeoff here - do you prioritize the national movement at the potential cost of the local service agenda?
Not supporting Osse would mean potentially missing this (presumed) moment of unique unpopularity for the centrist Dem faction. But ultimately it's a question of whether you prioritize the local service delivery agenda in NYC or the national effort to oust centrists. Both valid positions
November 20, 2025 at 12:02 AM
Not supporting Osse would mean potentially missing this (presumed) moment of unique unpopularity for the centrist Dem faction. But ultimately it's a question of whether you prioritize the local service delivery agenda in NYC or the national effort to oust centrists. Both valid positions
I figure it has to do with a choice of priorities. Mamdani is trying to be a model for socialist governance in the US, so he needs to deliver the goods (and fast). That requires being willing to finagle the centrist NYC power brokers to support his agenda, who won't if they feel threatened
November 19, 2025 at 11:53 PM
I figure it has to do with a choice of priorities. Mamdani is trying to be a model for socialist governance in the US, so he needs to deliver the goods (and fast). That requires being willing to finagle the centrist NYC power brokers to support his agenda, who won't if they feel threatened