Seconded. Left 11 months ago now, when my followership on Bluesky was a fraction it is now, the engagement here was equal to if not better than what I got on the former Twitter, plus a markedly lower number of cryptofascist shitbags in my comments, which was sure as hell a plus.
Give it a chance. On the one hand, so far it does not seem to be a nest of neo-Nazi vipers. On the other hand, one is not subjected to Elon's idiotic musings on a daily basis.
Changing the terminology but keeping the goal the same is a time-worn GOP tactic, and the media go along with it every time.
Trump and Vance have a new phrase for national abortion ban, which is ânational minimum standard.â Thatâs just an abortion ban. Theyâre using it to claim Trump doesnât support an abortion ban when he does, and much of the media is falling for it www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc...
Donât be confused by Trump and Vanceâs word games.
Every. Single. Time. Should be a huge story but with some exceptions, they tend to be treated as isolated incidents. apnews.com/article/tina...
A rural Colorado county courthouse has beefed up security after threats were made against courthouse staff and a judge.
If you thought âslave owners fought the Civil War to protect their rights as minoritiesâ was batshit, this GOP Senate candidate also thinks the Allies were the âbad guysâ in World War II.
"In a previous era, Jack Smithâs newly unsealed brief would generate Watergate-level coverage. These days, though, the new details about Trump's frantic efforts to steal the election had already rolled off the top of the NYT and Washington Post homepages by Thursday morning."
In a sane world it would be Watergate-level news.
Has anyone listened to the audiobook for The 48 Laws of Power? It's hilarious. My wife and I were laughing all the way to Vancouver and back on a recent road trip.