AJ Dellinger

imo it's explainable UHC killer is "anti-capitalist" and a Tucker Carlson/Musk/Thiel follower. They all position themselves as anti-establishment. Of course they don't want to tear down systems of oppression; they want to control them. But plenty of followers don't see that part.

Person who watched Squid Game and thought the coolest part was how the poor people really wanted that money.

BLËUSKI @BleuCapone

It’s no more real hood n*ggas whos whole lives depended on making it to the league to change their families lives they all mixed and silver spoon fed lol.

Ask these motherfuckers what they’ll be sacrificing instead of telling you that you’ll have to.

@jason @Jason

Getting Americans & their representatives to decline funding the government has ALREADY promised them, and that they fought hard to get, is going to be an extremely difficult task. DOGE is going to require collective sacrifice and a culture switch from: “I need to get

100%. They are seen as apolitical but push reactionary views through “non-political” content. Benefits their reach: platforms/backers can fund them without “taking sides,” not suppressed by algos that punish political content. A libbed up Rogan won’t get same Trojan horse effect.

Joe Bernstein @Bernstein

One of the problems with the argument that liberals need to "build their own Joe Rogan/Theo Von" etc. is that while those podcasts all have politics, they were not constructed with politics in mind

American intelligence agencies: Russia has a robust and sophisticated disinformation network and its agents are prepared to utilize advanced technological methods to sew chaos and disruption. Russian agent, calling a polling place in Atlanta: Hello, is your refrigerator running?

Jeff Seldin @jseldin

BREAKING: @FBI says #Russia appears to be the origin of bomb threats called into polling locations in several US states

Great to see Fantano use his success to create opportunities for others and fill the void created by private equity hollowing out media properties. That said, sad to see an exploitative pay-per-click model here. Incentivizes the wrong things and rarely works in a writer's favor.

Thee Anthony Fantano @theneedledrop

Looking For News Writers https://t.co/0UP3dZxpTV

It's time to BOYCOTT the Satanic 2005 episode of The Simpsons Who's with me ? https://t.co/qfYH17FuxV

It's not taxes. It's killing antitrust, removing regulatory guardrails, prioritizing corporate profit at the expense of user safety. And for this dude, it's because he scammed a bunch of students, lost credibility, and has nothing left but to suck up to less scrupulous people.

Austen Allred @Austen

If you think that the big names in Silicon Valley are supporting candidates solely because of taxes you’re conveniently entirely missing the plot

"Look, I put two very, *very* big bets on what turned out to be two very dumb horses and frankly, I just need to rig the track in my favor."

Some people say JD Vance was a terrible VC but he's clearly starting to see some return on this investment. https://t.co/ajOQwg4z02

Glenn Greenwald @ggreenwald

It's funny to watch Dem partisans like this try to convince themselves that a young Marine -- raised in poverty, with a massively popular book on the US working class, and has the Teamsters Union President gushing over how much he's done for workers -- is political poison:

$1,000 is a lot of money, I hope this helps.

ben sin @bencsin

I really need American tech writers to stop writing from this weirdly broke/frugal POV that only you guys do. Why is $999 out of reach for most “normal humans”? Especially for you Americans who could drop close to $999 a month to fund a car. https://t.co/WzV1PXQkVV

RT @socialistdogmom: should we be concerned that the professors who are taking on the greatest risk of being beaten and arrested seem to be…

RT @zzzzaaaacccchhh: Student protesters were right about segregation in the early '60s, right about Vietnam in the late '60s, right about a…

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Hardwood Paroxysm @HPbasketball

I wrote on Tyrese Haliburton's comments about people complaining about betting and what the league needs to do to start battling the abuse players take from losing bettors. https://t.co/UAw8VC6fq3

RT @BBC_Future: Job boards are still rife with 'ghost jobs'. What's the point? https://t.co/SDxMaHsowo

Hey, it's my first byline at the BBC, talking about one of the reasons why job seekers are having such a hard time landing work despite it seeming like lots of positions are available: https://t.co/eT6syRGORy