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evrythingcounts.bsky.social@evrythingcounts.bsky.social |
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Jorge Caballero
@datadrivenmd.social
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Project 2025, page 455-456: a national abortion database that includes detailed medical information, including the person's state of residence to assist with criminal prosecution
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Shiv Ramdas
@nameshiv.bsky.social
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Project 2025 will ban sunday sportsball and beer is a message with really serious legs, there is a whole genre of Americans who will put up with basically anything except no football sunday
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@evrythingcounts.bsky.social
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Very minor quality of life suggestion here on BlueSky (Mac, Firefox, desktop): I can click on the date/time of a skyte to "open in new tab," but despite the date and time being displayed in a quoted skyte I cannot do the same to the quoted skyte. Gotta open the quoting post and click through.
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ryan cooper
@ryanlcooper.com
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every evening I take the boy for a walk around the block. local older, working class Black dude that I often run into on the route brought up Project 2025 on his own, seems like this thing really has legs messaging-wise
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Jill Weinberger
@jillybobww.bsky.social
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This is also a nice reminder that when conservatives say, "Judeo-Christian" they mean "Christian," because you know nobody at Project 2025, including the person who wrote "Judeo-Christian" below, means anything but Sunday when they talk about deciding what people can & should do on the Sabbath.
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Amanda Marcotte
@amandamarcotte.bsky.social
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This couldn't be better timed, since folks are feeling demoralized. Hard as it may be to believe, but politics can be good for mental health.
Authors Emily Amick and Sami Sage explain how in their new book. Check out my interview with Emily!
www.salon.com/2024/07/09/p...
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Mina Li (she/her)
@codenameminali.bsky.social
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turns out my state is having a contest on "I Voted" sticker designs, and I would like to show you the most metal one by a middle schooler:
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Holly Brewer
@earlymodjustice.bsky.social
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Seven times between 1801 and 1869 Congress changed the size of the court, going from a low of five justices in 1801 to a high of ten in 1863. In most of those cases, as in 1801 and 1863, the size went up and down in order to fix an imbalance or overreach by the Supreme Court. My latest
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Neil Stenhouse
@nstenhouse.bsky.social
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Reviews for Posobiec book have prominent Trump allies giving variations on “It’s true- liberals are trying to grab totalitarian power & will do anything including mass murder to get it”. More stuff like what @jbouie.bsky.social wrote about in “Why Republicans are talking about Biden’s dictatorship”
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The Intercept
@theintercept.com
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This story is tailored to Bluesky's interests:
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Julia S.
@booktweeting.bsky.social
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look, the answer to “crops will rot in the fields” after mass deportation is “chain gangs from for-profit prisons” they’re just not showing that card right now
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Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg
@theradr.bsky.social
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Once again: The actual POTUS doesn't do a lot. Who they (*groans* he) tap(s) for key staff jobs, however, is critical and winds up having a profound impact on policy and the running of this joint. The amount things don't fall apart matters. Project 2025 REALLY SOFA KING MATTERS, friends
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@samuelwade.bsky.social
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