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Sweet Jesus, I dread the 2028 Democratic Party presidential primary! In a saner country than this one, it would be a far distant thing to dread given that it's 2026. But we all know it starts November 4, 2026, and that's right around the corner.
Today's NYT column from Jamelle Bouie asks an important question many of us (including Bouie) have been asking for a long time: Why Do We Tolerate Elon Musk's Racist Commentary? ( gift link
I woke up before 2 AM and could not get back to sleep, which really sucks because I have a busy day ahead. To make the best of the sleeplessness, I sat on the porch facing the river, looking out into the darkness while the frogs sang and insects trilled, their low cacophony occasionally punctuated by the harsh KRAAAAAK!! of a passing heron.
For me, one of the most striking things about how ordinary people are responding to Trump's shambolic putsch is how localized the resistance is. The opposition story is unfolding in towns and cities nationwide, not just in D.C. and major cities in blue states.
Far too early to think about the 2028 presidential primary, but I am so grateful that Kamala Harris is laying down this marker now, whether she runs again or not. ““We need to revisit the point of expanding the court to 13 justices like we have 13 district courts,” Harris said at the National Urban …
What we have here before us is a deeply shitty man. A decent Republican Party would have already driven him from the race, but there is no decency left in that party. TAPPER: Hold on — hold on, ’cause I’m not done with the list of women who have accused you of violence. Are all …
Apparently even a malignant, cosseted buffoon like Donald Trump can belatedly realize that constantly yapping about the giant, overpriced, gilded ballroom he wants to build over the ruins of the demolished East Wing is a bad look when voters are pissed off about the shitty economy and the price of Froot Loops. We know this because he suddenly rechristened the ballroom the “Military Center.” For real.
Since the turn of the century, I think I’ve only missed one election, the 2020 presidential primary, which was already over before I got to vote, so I didn’t bother. We almost always vote by mail. We’ve never had a problem voting by mail until now. We voted early, and today, both of our ballots …
I was a marketing hack for many years. When social media was a fairly new thing, I remember excruciating conversations at work on strategies to protect brands from having their ads appear next to offensive and/or sketchy content. It all seems so quaint now.
Last week, we discussed domestic abuser Max Miller (R-OH), who has since opted to stay in the race, and what his candidacy says about the Republican Party. This week, Michelle Goldberg profiled a “gun influencer,” Brandon Herrera, who is running for a U.S. House seat in Texas.
