Lies, fear & division are rightwingers’ signature moves everywhere, not just the US south. This woman’s wordless responses are powerful & eloquent! 💯🎯
MajThis is deadass every republican campaign ad here in the south. I'm not even REMOTELY JOKING.
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Профиль Vively“All things excellent are as difficult as they are rare.” - B. Spinoza “I live sweat, but I dream light years.” - D. Boon Traveling yinzer, kamaʻāina, pākehā; Appalachian forest-grown
Easily some of the best sportswriting I’ve read in ages - strikes the perfect balance between human interest & dedicated lifelong hoops fan.
Caitlin Clark and the most exciting warmup routine in sportsBefore games, Fever star Caitlin Clark might be the busiest athlete in sports.www.espn.comTHE definitive AI hallucination/sycophancy illustration
Ernest LuckmanChatGPT: you’re right you’re so much smarter than him. He’s so schlubby and you’re so suave. Columbo will never catch you.
Why would anyone ever believe a word the guy says? His "promises" aren't worth the paper they're printed on. I wouldn't trust him to park my car.
Trump backtracks from promise to let Ukraine build Patriot missilesUS president tells reporters during Camp David cabinet meeting technology ‘a hard thing to give away’www.theguardian.comA challenge for this smarmy smirking professional liar: show us one person - *just one* - who's happy to live within 100 yards of a data center. This particular line of horseshit might be his most ridiculous "up is down" fairytale yet.
Aaron RuparHassett: "Data centers are very good for towns bc they create so many jobs & bring people in with high incomes that can buy houses & stuff like that. So if you take a sleepy town that hasn't seen much in the last 30 years & put a data center there, there are gonna be a bunch of happy residents."
A reputation for excellence & integrity built & maintained over decades, utterly destroyed in 18 months.
ProPublicaFederal judges say they are losing faith in the Justice Department’s trustworthiness, legal scholars say. “Judges simply don't believe the representations that are being made by United States attorneys,” one former federal judge said.