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I've never been into hot takes, except for the very few times when my experience is directly relevant to dousing some misinformation. I need time to process and think through possibilities. I'm not ready even now to say much.
Donald Trump advertised himself as the man who can end the war in Ukraine. JD Vance's suggestions on how that might be done, along with Trump's vaguer comments, amounted to giving Vladimir Putin what he wants.
In the aftermath of the election, Democrats are naturally trying to figure out what went wrong. I think in the broader picture, they were working against international headwinds coming out of Covid and its concomitant inflation. Nonetheless, as the numbers come in, it looks like Trump's popular vote lead will be less than 2%.
All the people Donald Trump has named as part of his administration are awful. We knew they would be, but some are more awful than others. I was talking to a friend in the State Department, and she felt they missed a bullet by getting Marco Rubio, who in other circumstances would have looked pretty bad. Thoughts on
We are going to have to be more disciplined to deal with this Trump administration. One of the things we must do is to ignore the provocations.
Donald Trump asked that a long time ago, and he seems to have thought, at least for public consumption, that a person he admired so much might befriend him. And it looked like Vladimir Putin played Trump to think so.
It's two weeks. Time to stop pissing and moaning. Time to sit up straight and start strategizing. At least half the country prefers Democratic policies.
Russia sent a new missile last night to Dnipro that provided a spectacular show. In combination with its change in nuclear doctrine, the message is “This is what a nuclear strike might look like.” What happened on the ground was, fortunately, much less than a nuclear strike. Bluesky lit up with the nuclear experts who […]
Nancy Mace (R-BIGOT) introduced legislation against trans women and tweeted 262 times in one day against newly elected Sarah McBride.
David Wallace-Wells writes more or less the post I have been sketching in my head. So let's let him do the work in this gift link . I don't agree with everything in the article, but a lot of it.
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