Might this mean they are done trucking the toxic waste pile to the golf course?

Another word that keeps coming to mind is depraved.

What a fantastic video! I have fond memories of spending lots of my Summer here way back in 1974 in the Washingtoniana room. Trust me, those cool staircases were not a thing back then!

I thought NPS did a good job with that wayfinder, laying out the controversy, ending with the question "what do you think?" To be sure, I also heard from some neighbors the refrain against imposing modern-day values on everyday racists of that time. IMHO, Newlands was not just an everyday racist.

I hope @eleanornorton.bsky.social @raskin.house.gov will launch an immediate investigation.

Even worse, this was done very recently, during the ongoing government shutdown, meaning that NPS must have deemed this whitewashing of history to be “essential.”

This is an outstanding piece for many reasons, but especially as it highlights the critical role that Congress can play in receiving whistleblower disclosures. Kudos to Mr. Zelinsky and the outstanding team at Justice Connection, and above all, the courageous DOJ workers upholding the rule of law.

Roberts: Who pays the tariff?

Yup its the chief. I like the question

Marie Antoinette, purportedly: Let them eat brioche.
Trump: Let them eat marble bathroom.

Exactly. He gives me “the ick” too.

Always nice to see a pro at work!

Do you suppose there is any chance that federal officers can be sued under 42 USC 1983 when they act under color of STATE law? That is, where National Guard members make arrests without any federal law arrest authority, perhaps in conjunction with local law enforcement?

Ha, I saw you yesterday at the Teach-In holding that cute baby. Well done, you! Jealous grandpa here.😊

More information here from the two public historians who are helping organize this cool event:

www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

The same way that being told to eat cake helped the French people in the 1790’s.

“Let them eat [ballroom].”