The question is whether younger voters ultimately consolidate behind Biden like they are for down ballot Dems or whether they end up staying home out of disgust.
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Good question re younger voters. They are swinging away from Biden but not to the GOP. Mostly to 3rd party/undecided in the Presidential while supporting D Senate candidates at higher rates than Biden. It’s a big reason the Senate races look better for Ds.
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Victor Jara, voice of Chile’s poor, murdered by Pinochet, remembered in photographs taken by one of Chile’s leading astronomers.
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First Comey press conference was in July
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2016 redux
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Didier Deschamps, never afraid to ask what if you made the world’s most talented team just absolutely punishing to watch.
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🎶 De La Soul means “from the soul” 🎶
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(Weird John Brown),
The meteor of the war.
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“To tame the savageness of man and make gentle the life of this world”
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It’s easier to write with clarity about other countries. From NYT on French results:
www.nytimes.com/2024/06/30/w...
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Showered and put on the Obama throwback at the end of a long day.
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ConEd had big plans a decade ago but nothing has happened. It is a massive failure on their part and city government’s.
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Unless you live in a building with its own garage and a charger, it’s a massive hassle. There are very few fast chargers and they’re not good for regular use anyway. On street charging is way behind other cities. Charging ad hoc at garages is expensive and unreliable.
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There are 7 (seven) on street EV chargers in Manhattan.
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In the check out line at Micro Center and I cannot believe they still make this stuff
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I have seen a Cybertruck twice today, this is a sad tipping point.
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I’m grateful that my work allows me to channel my energy productively on a day like today. Pick yourself up and keep fighting on Monday.
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“Quora disputes this, comparing Poe to a cloud storage service”
If I rob you and put your stuff in my safe deposit box, “your stuff is in a bank” is not a defense
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My social feeds are basically “Man, nothing is f——d here” versus “Nothing is f——d? The goddamn plane has crashed into the mountain!”
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The far-right National Rally's improvement in the polls compared to two years ago is quite something
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They broke apart their articles on style and substance, but I’m pretty sure you and @jamisonfoser.bsky.social are not going to love this exercise in false equivalency either.
www.nytimes.com/2024/06/27/u...
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Interesting idea. Recycle SciFi flicks as AI pitches (Demolition Man!) and see who throws money at you.
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Congratulations your team did not draft the second best dude from France
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My memory of this piece of art conjures overpowering emotions decades later. Bill T. Jones is presenting a 30th anniversary production Still/Here this fall, a monument to the AIDS crisis and one of the seminal dance works of the 20th Century.
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Yep. Adams was ahead before the first ad was run because he built an outer borough coalition in communities of color through retail and endorsement politics.
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Oh look another Biden is Old story on NYT homepage. #yawn
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Gonna create some burners so I can like this several more times.
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That said, I think the editorial decision to frame the race around Biden’s age sucks.
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It’s this 👇 and if you’ve been paying zero attention to Biden’s record the vibes rule the day.
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Milder take: Bluey is better than any of the cartoons I had at their age.
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Mild take: my kids aren’t really missing anything by watching Grizzly & Lemmings + Ziggo & Shark instead of classic Looney Tunes.
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I wish Calder Cup G6 was more staggered with NHL G7
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In French, Lamar Whitehead is « l’évêque bling-bling »
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Still laughing at this
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No I did not just stress eat a whole bag of popcorn why would you ask me that
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Love that the company currently in a bid to kill media as an industry where workers can make a living, is falling for the "we'll pay you in exposure" sham that so many media workers start out trapped within.
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To quote Dave Van Ronk, exposure is something people die of.
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Context for the Beyer quote: he should have been Governor of VA, but lost the ‘97 race to a GOP who ran a single issue campaign on ending the state’s car tax.
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This reminds me of the Chappelle bit where Rick James says he didn’t do anything to Eddie Murphy’s couch then immediately says “yeah I remember f——g up Eddie’s couch”
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A great read on how NIMBYism weaponizes tenant advocacy and environmentalism in service of protecting single family homeowners via @thecity.bsky.social
www.thecity.nyc/2024/06/13/n...
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Saw a cybertruck yesterday while running. IRL it’s clear the front end is shaped to send anything it hits (eg me) under the wheels to be crushed. Utterly sociopathic thing to design or drive.
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I see them jogging along the river in the morning especially when I get down around Tribeca, but I feel like that’s just the regular distribution of Michigan alums, not your special concentration.
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“In general, Democrats tend to be more skeptical than Republicans of the news they see on X, while the reverse is true on Facebook.”
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This is part of the point I was making: policy is being driven by people who are not going to see the biggest benefits, who may be opposed just on vibes, or who (as Doug says in another thread) might not even care that much about this particular issue.
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No, but they have polling saying cost of living is the most important issue in those races, and they’ve seen federal Dems attacked over state issues (bail reform). This is a grotesque failure of leadership, driven by a prioritization of burbs over cities, but I don’t think it comes out of nowhere.
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This is a bit of a category error. The polls Hochul and House leadership are responding to are not among NYC residents who will benefit, they’re among suburbanites who don’t want to pay NYC taxes in the first place.
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OMG can you believe we could build a MODEL based on the responses of SOME people and use it to predict what OTHER people think? Totally REVOLUTIONARY*
*for 2008
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Trying to jam this into the popularism debate doesn’t work, especially if you think about this as a move Hochul made for her own political purposes. It’s (mostly) not about her, though she probably is also thinking more about 2022 results on LI than in NYC.
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I’m not reading too much into specials, especially NY3, but I do think there are some places where relatively generic Ds are over performing the top of the ticket.
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Polling specials is difficult because turnout is hard to predict. Dem pollsters predicted Suozzi would win NY3, GOP polls had Pilip ahead.
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