Jamison Foser

I just published this deep dive about Bruce Springsteen and America and freedom and you and me and … all this. www.findinggravity.net/bruce-spring...

little known fact: In 2020, Republicans lost the White House and the Senate.

also, what do you think people conclude when they hear you say Donald Trump is a "wannabe king" who is "attacking the American people" (both true things Jeffries has said) and also that you want to find common ground with him? Probably that your criticisms are insincere or that you're weak or both

This is an extraordinary article in many ways. But: 1) “it left unarmed North Koreans dead” is a polite way of phrasing “SEALS killed them.” 2) It isn’t until paragraph 59 that the NYT tells us the people the seals killed were civilians. They were fishing, and America killed them.

"the real scandal here is that Talarico's campaign didn't move quickly enough to refute the lies our allies were spreading about him" is some weapons-grade bullshit

What Digby Said:

"despite reading from your notes" is fucking *art*

this is so obviously correct it is deeply bizarre and corrosive how many people who should know better are unwilling to simply say it

"I wanted to raise your fuel prices even more than I actually did" is a hell of a closing message

this is the wildest campaign pledge I've ever seen a candidate duck

“He told them what he was going to do, and when they did it she acts like she’s surprised: ‘I’ll send a letter.’ That is not how you’re supposed to be using your power as the most powerful U.S. Senator, chair of Appropriations. Do something about it.”

also twitter provided a handy mechanism for downloading an easily searchable archive of your posts, something that is extremely handy if you're trying to remember a thing you don't remember but do remember Posting About. (Bluesky has yet to implement such a feature despite years of promises, fwiw)

"partied in Dubai with two fugitives from U.S. justice" is one of the three least-bad things about Ken Paxton

just a casual reminder that inciting violence against his political opponents and others he dislikes has been a core feature of Donald Trump's approach for more than a decade. It is a defining characteristic of Trump and his movement, but rarely centered as such by corporate media.