Sylvan Lionni

This is a threat to shut down the entire federal government indefinitely. Not signing any more legislation includes budgets.

Sylvan’s Law: When one Republican replaces another, the second is always worse.

Really looking forward to the lawsuit when a skateboard puts a hole in a Warhol.

Don't you mean -- DOJ to "Review" Whether Epstein Files About Trump Were Improperly Withheld?

I think about this piece at least once a month.

I would like to know what de-Trumpification looks like, and what proposals you can offer to ensure that no other president ever gets away with this kind of lawlessness, abuse of power, and corruption?

I think there are a few of them. I definitely remember seeing at least one of them in the Richter show at MoMA twenty something years ago.

When I Google "Gerhard Richter", my browser autocompletes "Gerhard Richter toilet paper", and I love that for me.

Feel good nonsense.

Completely enthralled with this image from the Epstein files. One of the greatest images of our time.

While slashing 16,000 jobs, I might add.

"I was only following orders" arrived earlier than expected.

❤️💪

Complete? It's going to get so much worse.

That's never been more true than now.

Donald Trump -- 19th century solutions to 20th century problems in the 21st century.

And yet Schumer and Jeffries can't say it -- shameful.

They could've just renamed it Tiffany.

Marco Rubio looks like a man who sold his soul long ago and is living out the remainder of his life completely dead inside.

It can't end soon enough.

Disgusting

Disgusting

From 1939, Clement Greenberg.

Inertia would like a word.

Disgusting

Oh god I desperately miss 1980s New York -- when there were 2,000 murders a year, you couldn't cross the street without stepping on empty crack vials, but the whole city didn't feel like just another playground for the rich, and you could get a great slice for less than a buck.

Isn’t everyone?

How could someone still living know this?

Story of my life Jenny Holzer bot, story of my life.

You ever notice how when they do it, it's called "gerrymandering"; but when we do it, it's called "redistricting"?