Austin Ahlman
Reporter at Open Markets Institute
works for one of the groups • writes a little, reads a lot • views mine but yours for the taking • nebraska boi 🌽🏳️🌈 • signal: austinahlman.22
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3 weeks ago |
znetwork.org | Austin Ahlman
Austin Ahlman Austin Ahlman is a reporter at the Open Markets Institute and a contributing writer and former politics fellow at The Intercept. He began his journalism career as an intern for The American Prospect, where he has continued to contribute in various capacities. He hails from Norfolk, Nebraska, and is based in Washington, D.C.
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3 weeks ago |
theintercept.com | Austin Ahlman
As Pride month kicks off under a hostile federal government that takes its cues from a homophobic and transphobic far-right movement, the typical steady drip of rainbow-painted logos and feel-good news has been replaced with a stream of coverage of corporations pulling their sponsorship dollars from LGBTQ+ Pride events.
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2 months ago |
washingtonmonthly.com | Austin Ahlman
In the Fall of 2020, as local newspapers and national online outlets like BuzzFeed were increasingly laying off reporters or even shutting their doors because of collapsing digital advertising revenues, the Washington Monthly published a package of stories on what to do about the problem.
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Oct 27, 2024 |
portside.org | Austin Ahlman
In Search of the Trump-Osborn Voters Published October 27, 2024 This story is part of the Prospect’s on-the-ground Election 2024 coverage. You can find all the other stories here. NORFOLK, NEBRASKA – What should have been a sleepy Nebraska Senate race could now upend national politics.
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Oct 25, 2024 |
americanprospect.bluelena.io | Austin Ahlman |Gabrielle Gurley |Eleanor Eagan
NORFOLK, NEBRASKA – What should have been a sleepy NebraskaSenate race could now upend national politics. Two-term incumbent Deb Fischer has been caught flat-footed by populist independent and former union leader Dan Osborn, who is giving her the fight of her life in a state Donald Trump carried by nearly 20 points in 2020. More than just control of the Senate—which professional handicappers rate as strongly tilting toward Republicans—is at stake.
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giving me one more taste of what life was like when the yellow line ran all the way north just to rip it away again is so cruel
This weekend, during World Pride: 🚇 Fri, Metrorail will be open from 5 a.m. - 2 a.m. 🚇 Sat, Metrorail will be open from 6 a.m. - 2 a.m. 🚇 Sun, Metrorail will be open from 6 a.m. - midnight Sat-Sun: Yellow Line extends to Greenbelt. 🌎 Pride Guide: https://t.co/KLdFMtkDm2 https://t.co/CPtVYL7XEy
I’ll admit this is petty but the absolute best part of this exchange is that I did in fact use the correct form of “then” here
@austinahlman than* Alleged? Her disgusting posts on this topic have been widely spread in the last few days thanks to her ridiculous and hypocritical cry for "empathy" after mocking the suffering of Ukrainians in Russia's genocidal war. You know exactly who she is. You should be ashamed.
RT @TheStalwart: What is this graphic aesthetic called, that you see on linkedin thoughtpieces https://t.co/MguApjia05
