The fascinating part is there are people that legitimately thought this was a good idea. I guess what we’ve learned here is the ordinary chaos of stupidity should be considered more often, rather than viewing everything as a chess move with highly considered outcomes.
The crazy thing is I think he believes this, there is a massive constituency in the center that believes if everyone hates them then they must be doing something right
@mikeydangelo I randomly caught them once in Spokane I had never heard them before and the first thing I saw was the singer climbing on top of at least 10ft of speakers and jumping into the crowd it was wild lol
Didn't this guy end his term as Chicago mayor in disgrace because his out of control cops murdered a teenager and covered it up? That goes strangely unmentioned in the 500 msm profiles he's goten over last few months.
@Timodc@SarahLongwell25 Also here's Sarah saying she would vote for Ted Cruz over Zohran Mamdani. Again, people like her shouldn't be in the tent and shouldn't be taken seriously whatsoever.
It’s always funny when a conservative takes a second to look around and realize every one of their compatriots is a slack-jawed, drooling moron who would rather watch 15 hours of Yellowstone than step foot in a museum.
Oh come on this is like the one place where most people on the left gave him credit. Most of liberal adjacent media was quite critical of this in fact!
Former President Obama says Democrats made a mistake by making goals materialistic and instrumental: "What people are starved for at the moment is the ability to tell a moral and ethical story about how we live together in this moment."
A Mine-Ore Inconvenience (2026) by Horatio Fresh for Game Boy.
A GB Jam 14 mining game built around the Old Gold theme. Smash rocks, earn gold, clear the mine. Quirk: rocks break easier when you face right. 🪙
🎁 https://t.co/KDlwKcWQiM
#homebrew#gb#gameboy#retro#game #amineoreinconvenience
@horatiofresh
Karoline Leavitt is revealing what White House reporters told her once the cameras stopped rolling.
The former press secretary says journalists privately apologized for asking “unfair” questions and admitted some of their briefing room confrontations were “performative.”