WHAT IF YOU JUST READ A FUCKING BOOK
Nepo ayatollah.
"war of choice" is the "unalive" version of war of aggression
The Forgotten Borough earns its name once again!
Would you tell the truth to a murderer that Gavin Newsom was hiding in your house?
Had no idea @weratedogs.com was so powerful.
Especially funny considering a common charge on here is that you’re insufficiently pessimistic.
Fast and free prosecutions 🔜
If you were to run down a list of all the things distinctive about the United States in contrast to Old World Europe, most of it is stuff we instead have in common with Latin America. That's not some woke novelty, it's a deeply embedded centuries-old aspect of our culture and national identity.
LADY GAGA SALSA ALBUM WHEN
What's the most you ever lost on a coin toss? Anton Chigurh here for FanDuel,
Notorious Entrepreneurial… you know the rest.
TAKE YOUR BACKPACK OFF ON THE SUBWAY
Look, we're just as confused as you are. Within two days, the Brooklyn Democratic Party endorsed and then un-endorsed Governor Kathy Hochul for re-election. At a moment when voters are looking for clear, principled leadership from Democrats, Brooklyn’s party chair is focused on advancing her own personal agenda that seems to change from day to day. Here’s what we have been able to piece together. On January 31, Brooklyn Party Chair Rodneyse Bichotte-Hermelyn called a meeting of the party’s Executive Committee with just two days' notice. She lobbied the District Leaders to endorse Kathy Hochul for Governor and, carrying a large number of proxy votes at a meeting on February 2, she won the passage of this endorsement. Today, on February 4, the party chair invited a few District Leaders to a hastily convened Zoom meeting to discuss rescinding the endorsement they had just made. Obviously, that Zoom cannot constitute a meeting of the Party or a vote of its Executive Committee if many District Leaders had not even been told it was happening. Less than two hours later, the party announced that the endorsement was withdrawn, though we suppose the Party Chair could invite a few folks to join another meeting and put the endorsement back on tomorrow! From start to finish, this process, which purports to speak on behalf of all Brooklyn Democrats, has been driven by the whims of one person. This is a farce. And it is also a wake-up call that the Brooklyn Democratic Party needs to change. There are 42 elected District Leaders on the Executive Committee, hundreds of elected County Committee members, and a million Brooklyn Democrats who should be engaged and active members of the party. Instead, it is run as the personal vehicle of a single leader, with no democratic process and no accountability. Today, that structure allowed something embarrassing to take place.
But over the last several years, it has also had more serious costs. Democrats have been losing ground in Brooklyn because the party has no capacity to support strong candidates and win elections. The brand of the Brooklyn Democratic Party remains synonymous with insider dealing and corruption at a time when Democrats need a mass movement for liberal democracy and strong government by the people and for the people. How can we win crucial elections over the next several years with party leadership this petty and self-involved? We are supporting a growing slate of District Leader candidates who are committed to the vision of a more inclusive, more competent, more effective party. And we are still calling for more Brooklyn Democrats to run for County Committee through our partners at Rep Your Block and become voting members of the party, because the party will not change unless the people mobilize to change it. The Brooklyn Can't Wait coalition stands for change and we are ready to win the leadership seats to finally put the Brooklyn Democratic Party on a sound, strong, democratic footing. Join us.
a statement out from @newkingsdems.bsky.social with what we were able to figure out about the Brooklyn Dems' endorsement-no-wait-disendorsement of Governor Hochul
here's the basic story as best as we have it
Too many of our Haitian neighbors are stuck in legal limbo. As the fight over Temporary Protected Status continues, we encourage anyone with TPS to use the city’s free immigration legal support and explore every legal pathway available. Call 800-354-0365 to learn more.
Five-year-old me: Oooh, that Batman cartoon! What adventures will he go on today?
*the villain is left in tears, unable to process their fears and obsessions. And Batman, a looming presence born of the inability to rationalize terror, is the only one there to comfort them*
Me: Oh. Huh.
Using the r word on 9/11 is especially diabolical.
Maybe he’s connecting the budget crisis to original sin.
impartiality and objectivity mean that you should be willing to decisively favor one side if the evidence suggests it. i think what the news has opted for instead is probably best termed 'relativism'
If asked, I doubt Trump would concede to having lost any state in his 3 elections.
Powell is the most Washingtonian figure of the moment. I don't see him running, but that's not to say that he can't be President.
If King Charles III had the courage...
I don’t think victory is even a concept for them. To the extent there is a plan, it’s the endless creation of content to rile up their base for the midterms.
In other words, the Twin Cities is the backdrop for a more violent sequel to 2018’s “migrant caravan” story, likely with a similar outcome.
What bad policy is Reynoso supporting? Also not my district, but I am curious.
We have effectively been reliving 2016 every single damn day for the last 10 years, and I just don't need to see Instagram posts from what is basically last year. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
The Dare was around for a minute, but he never had the juice to remain relevant.
Trump received the prize the way Scott’s Tots had their tuition paid for.
Tax credits of the middle class, by the middle class, and for the middle class shall not perish from the earth.
Drained pool politics, but the pool is the US Constitution, facts, etc.