Sociologist, historian, foodie, puzzle addict, pet dad, and political junkie. Minnesotan at heart, even if I no longer live there. ManCity and die Oranje fan.
I'm reading memos and letters to the university community from presidents who are implementing draconian budget cuts this year (for a project I'm working on) and good god the amount of obfuscatory and weasel-wordy business-speak in these things is making me grind my teeth into dust
What this whole episode has shown me is that there are too many people who make a living as "opinion havers" and who seem to think they MUST have an opinion and say something about everything.
Punditification is the death of political journalism.
I know they get rolled all the time but for the Times to get rolled by “actually they just want to reclaim the values of Western civilization as they see it … with larger families and fewer immigrants” is the Times putting the 14 words in the paper
I know they get rolled all the time but for the Times to get rolled by “actually they just want to reclaim the values of Western civilization as they see it … with larger families and fewer immigrants” is the Times putting the 14 words in the paper
I so fucking HATE all these worthless generational labels like Boomers, Xers, Millenials, Zoomers, whateverthefuckers.
It's garbage. The whole thing. It was made up by mindless marketeers (redundant, I know).
As a side note, this is John McEntee, Trump's Director of White House Personnel and the primary architect of Project 2025. On Tik Tok he said he gives counterfeit bills to homeless people so they will be arrested when they go to spend them.
one of the most dishonest things people in my profession do is pretend as if “the story” and “the narrative” isn’t something they have direct control over
Anyway in case you've been wondering why the Times has it's knife into the Biden admin, here's why. They reduced access for the most access obsessed dipshits in America. Thats all it took.
Well, that and Biden saying Sulz should pay higher taxes on his personal wealth
NEWS --> Mark Robinson, the MAGA extremist GOP nominee for governor in North Carolina, appeared to endorse political violence against unnamed foes in a recent speech.
"Some folks need killing!" he shouted. "It's a matter of necessity!"
Video and story here:
newrepublic.com/article/1834...
This Copa coverage is so annoying. "Look how hard they fight for Messi!"
Has it occurred to the commentators that the players might also want to win for themselves?