Chad David Anderson
@tishado.bsky.social
Resident of Incheon, South Korea. Public administration professor. Urban Scholar. Movie fan.
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this would have been a month-long scandal in 2011
President Trump walking past the flag at the Whitehouse which has fallen to the ground
November 18, 2025 at 12:38 AM
this would have been a month-long scandal in 2011
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i'd say it did. the public put a group of thieves, vandals and extremists in office last november and they promptly went about destroying everything that might work to limit their ability to loot, steal and inflicting pain on the people they hate
This whole NYT account about the weaponization of DOJ is beyond disturbing. Kinda feels like the US government fell in January.
Gift link: www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
Gift link: www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
November 17, 2025 at 2:19 PM
i'd say it did. the public put a group of thieves, vandals and extremists in office last november and they promptly went about destroying everything that might work to limit their ability to loot, steal and inflicting pain on the people they hate
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It's remarkable that the number of news analyses/pundit takes that the Democrats are too extreme--out of touch, too focused on divisive cultural issues, too beholden to progressive orthodoxy--far exceeds the articles on the Trump/GOP's connections to the far right. www.nytimes.com/2025/11/16/u...
Trump Defends Tucker Carlson After Nick Fuentes Interview
www.nytimes.com
November 17, 2025 at 11:45 AM
It's remarkable that the number of news analyses/pundit takes that the Democrats are too extreme--out of touch, too focused on divisive cultural issues, too beholden to progressive orthodoxy--far exceeds the articles on the Trump/GOP's connections to the far right. www.nytimes.com/2025/11/16/u...
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Just heard re: some ICE agents who raided a Chicago taqueria, then went back to the same taqueria for lunch the following week and got confused when the owner kicked them out, and I realized "jesus these doofuses really do believe we're all living in a video game where the NPCs have no memory"
November 17, 2025 at 4:53 AM
Just heard re: some ICE agents who raided a Chicago taqueria, then went back to the same taqueria for lunch the following week and got confused when the owner kicked them out, and I realized "jesus these doofuses really do believe we're all living in a video game where the NPCs have no memory"
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matt yglesias' primary claim about politics is that to win elections, democrats should adopt the strategy which has given starmer a 13% approval rating in the UK
November 16, 2025 at 8:26 PM
matt yglesias' primary claim about politics is that to win elections, democrats should adopt the strategy which has given starmer a 13% approval rating in the UK
#movies
I really did not have any intent of riding out this series of movies, but I liked the first one and had enough fun with the second one so I took the evening off on Thursday after class and was glad I did because this was fun. I really liked Rosamund Pike with a South African accent.
I really did not have any intent of riding out this series of movies, but I liked the first one and had enough fun with the second one so I took the evening off on Thursday after class and was glad I did because this was fun. I really liked Rosamund Pike with a South African accent.
November 23, 2025 at 1:02 AM
#movies
I really did not have any intent of riding out this series of movies, but I liked the first one and had enough fun with the second one so I took the evening off on Thursday after class and was glad I did because this was fun. I really liked Rosamund Pike with a South African accent.
I really did not have any intent of riding out this series of movies, but I liked the first one and had enough fun with the second one so I took the evening off on Thursday after class and was glad I did because this was fun. I really liked Rosamund Pike with a South African accent.
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Ponied up for a month of newspapers.com, went right to the New York Daily News and quickly found this gem from Feb 16, 1936.
November 18, 2025 at 3:25 PM
Ponied up for a month of newspapers.com, went right to the New York Daily News and quickly found this gem from Feb 16, 1936.
Unlike the US "justice" system, I am not a glutton for inflicting punishment, but I would like to see Larry Summers have to deal with the kinds of pressures his policies have inflicted on other seniors such as having to choose between eating cat food or heating home in the winter.
November 20, 2025 at 12:03 AM
Unlike the US "justice" system, I am not a glutton for inflicting punishment, but I would like to see Larry Summers have to deal with the kinds of pressures his policies have inflicted on other seniors such as having to choose between eating cat food or heating home in the winter.
#movies
Number 22 at this year's BIFAN was U are the Universe, kind of a sweet Ukrainian movie about the end of the world and the last man in the universe and the things that really matter.
Number 22 at this year's BIFAN was U are the Universe, kind of a sweet Ukrainian movie about the end of the world and the last man in the universe and the things that really matter.
November 17, 2025 at 5:55 AM
#movies
Number 22 at this year's BIFAN was U are the Universe, kind of a sweet Ukrainian movie about the end of the world and the last man in the universe and the things that really matter.
Number 22 at this year's BIFAN was U are the Universe, kind of a sweet Ukrainian movie about the end of the world and the last man in the universe and the things that really matter.
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The Founders were so concerned about bribery that the Constitution forbids it three separate times. Two emoluments clauses ban officials—unambiguously including the president—from accepting things of value, plus bribery is the only named impeachable offense besides treason.
Unprecedentedly corrupt.
Unprecedentedly corrupt.
To negotiate a trade deal with the President of the United States, the Swiss government arrived with a "special Rolex desktop clock" and "a 1-kilogram personalized gold bar"
www.axios.com/2025/11/14/t...
www.axios.com/2025/11/14/t...
How to lobby Trump with Swiss precision: gifts, gold and gab
How the Swiss broke a diplomatic logjam on tariffs by arriving with tributes fit for a king.
www.axios.com
November 16, 2025 at 1:50 PM
The Founders were so concerned about bribery that the Constitution forbids it three separate times. Two emoluments clauses ban officials—unambiguously including the president—from accepting things of value, plus bribery is the only named impeachable offense besides treason.
Unprecedentedly corrupt.
Unprecedentedly corrupt.
