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In a recent “Takes” video, NYT columnist Jamelle Bouie does a wonderful job of demolishing the lies that underpin right wing anti-“woke” hysteria. He cites a vapid piece of apologia by David Brooks that was recently published in The Atlantic , using the following Brooks quote to tee off on the specious framing right-wing whiners use to excuse the excesses of Trump's fascist putsch:
People During a rally on Sunday, Aug. 16, the Democratic senator, 39, addressed the president's relationship with 35-year-old aide Natalie Harp, who has appeared to have grown especially close to Trump, 80.
Bird posting will continue until morale improves! Check out this impossibly spherical creature: I saw it one magical afternoon in early June at Lake Mývatn in Northern Iceland. I’m told they’re white most of the year to blend in with snow but turn brown in the summer. The lake is a birding paradise, especially if …
State Rep. Angie Nixon notched a stunning upset win in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate over retired Lt. Col. Alex Vindman.
I'm still trying to wrap my head around Florida statehouse Rep. Angie Nixon's stunning upset in the U.S. Senate primary yesterday. It wasn't a squeaker. Rep. Nixon beat Alex Vindman by 12 points, even though his campaign outspent hers 16 to 1. She had no support from the state party, which, like everyone else, assumed Vindman was a shoo-in.
Bluesky tends to be an earnest liberal space, so it's not surprising there are folks there urging others to stop focusing on Trump aide Natalie Harp, since she's clearly a disturbed person. Fuck that noise, I say.
Using the Wayback Machine, a CNN reporter uncovered many tweets from the suspended account of Trump aide Natalie Harp. The tweets weren't weird — unless screaming “FIGHT FOR TRUMP!” in all caps more than 150 times on January 6 is weird.
Everything sucks about Donald Trump's degrading and embarrassing presidency, but I'm especially sorry to learn this morning that Gloria Steinem didn't live to see the end of it. The current president is the living embodiment of everything Steinem opposed. As Steinem said when asked about her career in 2022:
Trump's memory care aide posted a presidential skidmark about the midterm rally in Dallas next week. I don't know what's going to happen, but to my cynical eye, it appears to have all the hallmarks of a ginormous debacle in the making.
When using search engines like Google, I've trained myself to scroll past AI overviews in search results because a) I don't trust corporate bots to provide accurate information, and b) I understand that tech oligarchs place AI summaries at the top of the screen as a way to further monopolize our eyeballs, insidiously directing traffic away from sites they don't already control, the better to monetize us.
