千咲／🌸

[千咲／🌸 @corywernimont]

プリコネの夏は厳しい

[千咲／🌸 @corywernimont]

式地目は業務が逼迫しても機嫌悪くなったりしないけど、自販機横のベンチに腰掛けて足伸ばして天井見上げてることはあると思う

[千咲／🌸 @corywernimont]

マイケルの映画見てきた（ ｉ _ ｉ ）感動興奮沁みるよすぎた（ ｉ _ ｉ ）見たほうがいい（ ｉ _ ｉ ）映画館の音響と高い席で閉鎖された空間で見ると最高かも（ ｉ _ ｉ ）1日2つ映画見たｷｼｮﾑｰﾌﾞしたおかげでやっぱ時間って量子力学だなと思った👈体感時間と満足感違いすぎるかも、、

[千咲／🌸 @corywernimont]

隔離じゃなくてデータ抹消でいいと思うんだけどしょせん一生マルチ下手の中小企業だわなぁ

[千咲／🌸 @corywernimont]

アクエリでめっちゃ生き返る

[千咲／🌸 @corywernimont]

これフェスのやつか！！

[千咲／🌸 @corywernimont]

10月の韓国行きの航空券がめちゃ高いんだけど何で？紅葉のシーズンが始まるから？

[千咲／🌸 @corywernimont]

普通にイライラするなこれ ダルすぎだろ

[千咲／🌸 @corywernimont]

薬屋のひとりごとアニメ2期やっと見始めました(・∀・)高順やっぱ良い👍👍

[Papageorgio @PapageorgioWV]

I have to be honest this is the first time I’ve heard this!❤️❤️

[千咲／🌸 @corywernimont]

Best of luck to all of the fourth year medical students today. Big day with bright futures ahead. Celebrate with family and friends. Huge congrats getting to this point!

[Isaac Saul @Ike_Saul]

In March, one of my readers asked me what warnings signs I'd be looking for to know if Trump was behaving like an authoritarian leader. I said the following:

1) The DOJ or FBI actually attempting to prosecute or imprison Joe Biden or prominent Democratic leaders, especially those potentially running for office in 2028, presuming the charges aren’t accompanied by material evidence.

2) Using the military, especially with excessive force, against peaceful protesters. I do not mean clearing out a single small protest in Washington, D.C., but actually deploying soldiers against demonstrators who were assembling peacefully against some action he took in office.

3) The eroding or ending of free and fair elections. If Republicans meaningfully erode or end free elections through legislation in the next two years — or begin to seriously entertain the prospect of Trump 2028 — we’ll call it out early and often. I don’t just mean gerrymandering, which is a bipartisan crisis, or voter ID laws, which I support — I mean an actual electoral restructuring that prohibits Democrats or Democratic groups from being able to participate in elections.

4) Democrats folding. By folding, I mean complete submission to Trump and MAGA. A defining characteristic of authoritarian regimes is their utter lack of any meaningful opposition.

5) Genuinely restricting or chilling speech. Good examples might be banning newsrooms from reporting on the White House because they don’t use the White House’s preferred language, powerful figures in the administration threatening newsrooms with jail, or the arrest and deportation of legal permanent U.S. residents for speech. In case you are not catching my drift… yes, this one is actually already happening.

It seems to me 1, 2 and 5 are now pretty clearly happening.

Again: I'm not looking at Trump and saying "this is authoritarian behavior." In order to be fair and level-headed, I pre-emptively set parameters for what authoritarian behavior looks like and said I'd keep a keen eye as to whether Trump did any of these things... and he has.

[千咲／🌸 @corywernimont]

@DanyalTahseen @DrAbbyJoyGarcia This one is top notch!!!

[Ballislife.com @Ballislife]

The greatest dunk ever happened 25 YEARS AGO today!

[Tiffany Wood DO, MS @TiffanyWoodDO]

University of Michigan PM&R has an R position in this match!!!! Check it out & learn about eligibility criteria here: https://t.co/PJjT8sAkeA

[Julien Cohen @itsjuliencohen]

The most INSANE Bohemian Rhapsody flashmob you will ever see!!
With 30 musicians and singers in the streets of Paris 😍

Lead singer: @mickeycallisto
Lead guitar: Olly Pearson
Pop choir: DDKN sisters, @sone_sings and @colinesicre
Counter-tenor solo: @michaelkonesaki

[Isaac Saul @Ike_Saul]

This chart always blows my mind.

[Isaac Saul @Ike_Saul]

You can think Democrats are a corrupt party that tried relentlessly to imprison and destroy Trump with every dirty political trick in the book and still criticize Trump’s actions as president.

You can believe Trump is the greatest president we’ve ever had — a once-in-a-generation, norm-breaking, peace-brokering voice of the common man who just pulled us back from the brink of our own destruction by simply winning in 2024 — and still believe he is drunk on power and going too far.

You can believe he has the right stance on literally all of our biggest issues, desperately want to see him succeed on his policy prescriptions, and still question the precedents he is leaving for the next president — the one who doesn’t see the world how he does — and consider how dangerous this all might be.

All throughout the 2024 campaign, Trump promised to get revenge on his political enemies — arrests, prison time, charges of treason. At the same time, he assured us of a new Golden Age under his leadership. So far, I’ve seen far more focus on revenge than ushering in that Golden Age, and I’ve left feeling more convinced than ever that presidents — past, current, and future — have far too much power and far too few constraints for a country that was built on a desire to democratize power towards the many and away from the few.

Love or loathe him, the public should feel compelled to draw lines in the sand on what we’ll tolerate from our increasingly powerful presidents — and we should be able to see and state clearly that Trump is crossing those lines. There is no reason to play dumb. He didn't run some corruption dragnet through the Fed and find a crime worth prosecuting — he's exerting power and trying to capture one of the most independent institutions left in the country.

And it's a pattern: arresting and deporting noncitizens for speech, deploying or threatening to deploy active-duty military in major U.S. cities to quell crime, promising to arrest and prosecute some of his top political foes, threatening lawsuits against the free press, forcing universities and law firms to settle lawsuits to retain federal funding, massively escalating the gerrymandering race that will further reduce our ability to pick our own representatives, and (perhaps most worryingly) threatening to take greater federal control over elections.

Last week, when Trump announced he will attempt to end mail-in voting, he described states’ constitutionally mandated electoral control this way:

“Remember, the States are merely an ‘agent’ for the Federal Government in counting and tabulating the votes. They must do what the Federal Government, as represented by the President of the United States, tells them.”

This stuff isn't small and it isn't Trump Derangement Syndrome or liberal hysteria. He's doing the things and he deserves the criticism.

[Joey W @WrigleyvilleBum]

I’m not crying, you’re crying. 😢 #23 Forever @Bleacher_Bunch @SonRanto

[Isaac Saul @Ike_Saul]

Obama in 2015 on tearing up the nuclear deal with Iran: