The very obvious problem with this implementation of popularism, as a purely political matter, is that you are *constantly* raising the salience of your worst issues!
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The very obvious problem with this implementation of popularism, as a purely political matter, is that you are *constantly* raising the salience of your worst issues!
I’ve seen enough. Not about the election. Just generally.
Stelter has to know better. His example shows there's literally only one news show where they've learned there's a price if they censor - by trying to!
I have never seen a politician more directly copy this speech in my life
It's almost like the FIFA Peace Prize wasn't real
Ya think?
People who didn’t grow up in New England don’t understand the place the Blizzard of ‘78 has in our historical understanding. It’s up there with like, 1776 and the Magna Carta for world foundational events.
15 years ago today I arrived on Downing Street in a cage.
I've seen off Cameron, May, Johnson, Truss and Sunak and I'm still going strong.
Only two Prime Ministers have ever done longer stints here: William Pitt the Younger and Sir Robert Walpole.
Bill and Bob - I'm coming for you...
(Photos AP)
The Cole was bombed in 2000.
Jeff Bezos’s wealth has increased an average of $70 million every day of 2026, meaning that he could have offset The Post’s losses with what he’s made since Monday.
They were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.
An Ishtar-level calamity
The Lincoln Memorial is IMO the sacred temple of our democracy. Civic blasphemy.
I have begun to think that Minnesota pushback to ICE was unique and a model because it gave people something to do. It wasn’t about just going out in streets for rallying purposes. People had a mission: videos, whistles, information and communication flow to communities. They had something to do.
The first professional police force in the US began in 1838 in Boston. In 1854 only three cities had police forces: NYC, Philly, and Boston.
"Well there are certain sections of New York, Major, that I wouldn't advise you to try to invade." (All the better that a few beats later is "Are my eyes really brown?")
Reagan had a sign on his desk. Donald Trump has another one. johnfdickerson.substack.com/p/no-nobel-n...
Each week, when you read the credits, his is the name I expect to hear you say, all these years later. Just a total association since the earliest days of your show.
Thank you for sharing this. And I plan to take your advice.
Cripes a’mighty people, Steven Miller is not staging a militarized ethnic cleansing and sending the border cops to murder people in the street to distract from the Epstein files. He’s doing it because he and Trump (and Vance and Homan and Noem etc) really really want to.
It’s genuinely wild that the United States spent decades building an elaborate rules-based international order which de facto cemented its permanent status as the dominant global hegemon, sustained by ideology rather than might, and now is just blowing it all up for literally no reason
Exactly this thought as we barrel into a new semester.
There it is
www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
Well, I have hit the wall. I do not want to be a “political communication” scholar anymore.
"Sovereign state" is doing a lot of work in this statement from China. Taiwan is less secure today because of what the US did.
"Broadcast News" answered this for Bari Weiss on behalf of real journalists almost 40 years ago: "Who the hell cares what *you* think?"
(Also, if you haven't seen "Broadcast News" or it's been a while, it's time again.)
youtu.be/2zTqIJeCd3c?...
This is true and I was the only one on set excited about it (and playing the song on my phone to blank stares)
SCOTUS equivalent of "clean up in Aisle 3"
Check out the Kavanaugh FN 4; I think it's pretty clear that the Kavanaugh Stop thing has gotten to him:
