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3·4 days agoIt will be done in a thorough and competent manner, like the Epstein file release(s) /s
35·4 days ago“The donors’ checks cleared and my accounts balances all went up, so I really don’t know what you nerds are whining about.” - Congress
32·6 days agoSend this to every Democratic party consultant who says Abolish ICE can’t win an election
Also, the full election results are pretty great (arc)
The six snowplow names that received the most votes include:
- Abolish ICE
- Stephen Coldbert
- Pope Frío XIV
- The Blizzard of Oz
- Svencoolie
- Caleb Chilliams
Blue states like Colorado should be making it easier for people stuck in the shithole states like Kansas to get CO driver’s licenses with accurate gender markers so they can just ignored Kansas’s bullshit
Cool, now rescue people stuck in your shithead employer’s detention centers
Yeah, if the rest of the Dems followed Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib’s examples more often over the past few years we probably wouldn’t be here right now
In the Renee Good case, 61% of voters say the shooting was unjustified, while 27% say it was.
In the shooting of Alex Pretti, 65% say the shooting was not justified, while 16% say it was.
As previously reported, the Department of Homeland Security blocked state investigators from the scene of the Pretti shooting and shut them out of the investigation of the Good shooting.
Poll results show that 72% of voters believe the state should be allowed to investigate the shootings independently from the federal government.
https://kstp.com/kstp-news/top-news/kstp-surveyusa-poll-results-most-voters-say-good-pretti-shootings-were-unjustified/ (arc)
Also, same poll elsewhere showed more people concerned about taxes and healthcare than fraud in government spending, so I think the racist bullshit machines are losing their effectiveness as affordability becomes as undeniable as the murders of Pretti and Good are.
I think auto complete or something might have messed with what you intended to post, that link still hits the paywall for me, but using your guidance I was eventually able to figure out that
nytimes.com./2026 etc.
works in a Chrome incognito window. The “.” after “com” and the “/” after that “.” are apparently the critical bits
Ah, https://www.nytimes.com/./2026/02/04/us/politics/supreme-court-california-congressional-map.html won’t work on my usual browser (which just ends up loading NYTs homepage) but it does work in a Chrome incognito window
Thank you!
I’m probably screwing it up here, but neither of these are working for me
https://www.nytimes.com.2026/02/04/us/politics/supreme-court-california-congressional-map.html
https://www.nytimes…com/2026/02/04/us/politics/supreme-court-california-congressional-map.html
That’s fair but at the same time a bunch of reporters are busting their asses to run down all of Eddie’s lies and that work deserves some attention
Yeah, I really can’t overemphasize how much of a petty insecure asshole the character who said it was, but the delivery of it is hilarious
Also, as someone who’s watched it, I have some mixed feelings about some of the narrative choices and implied messages in that show, but it really is a master course on dissecting the hypocritical and superficial psychology of mobsters, which I feel like this administration and all of its goons demonstrate constantly
At the risk of quoting Junior Soprano, no you didn’t know it, they just told you
NPR reviewed multiple sets of unique serial numbers appearing before and after the pages in question, stamped onto documents in the Epstein files database, FBI case records, emails and discovery document logs in the latest tranche of documents published at the end of January. NPR’s investigation found dozens of pages that appear to be catalogued by the Justice Department but not shared publicly.
You may know of other investigations showing very similar things but this is new
Not like they’re putting a gun to Gavin’s head and forcing him to repeatedly be a transphobic shithead (like, he has been this way for years in multiple interviews with multiple outlets now)
If we don’t want the left getting demotivated we should get leaders who don’t attack us all the time
The LA Times also blocks the Internet Archive unfortunately. I’d recommend PBS NPR ProPublica or some other nonprofit organization for your US paper of record.
Is the Guardian actually blocking the Internet Archive? Seems to work for me
Meanwhile,
15·10 days agoThey’ve stopped trying to make fun and started trying to exploit psychological weaknesses and hijack our internal reward systems to rinse us of both time and money
Exactly, and the fact that Jeffrey Epstein was pro microtransactions really tells you the kind of scum we’re dealing with here
I think we know how an administration that employs Kristi Noem feels about dogs
These dumb assholes really thought their dogshit ideas were going to be more successful and popular than this, and now they’re backed into a corner and getting ready to lash out, and they still might get away with it regardless of how goddamn dumb this all is