The mistake they keep leaning into is a tone of incredulity and just mushing a decade of Trump's BS together. Like "he did that thing next to putin, and also he has to pay 400m and also have you seen him and what he has to say, what are we doing here, c'mon man". And this is a comms error
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my fave continues to be -- if you were handed $1000 every single day, every single year since AD 1 and saved every single penny of it, you still wouldn't be a billionaire.
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Oh wow I just commented about that one too without seeing your post. I noted how you can see the atoms of our current media culture begin to assemble in that moment. Used to show it in my media classes. Especially compelling if you remember when it happened.
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Agree, and prior to that the ESPN 30-for-30 titled June 17th 1994 by Brett Morgen. No talking head interviews just footage of all the highs and lows in the sports world that day (the chase) set to music. You can see the atoms of our current media culture beginning to assemble in that very moment.
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I grew up in South Jersey and if you ever set foot in Atlantic City when his name was plastered everywhere only to watch him go bankrupt several times, you’d be a fool to think he was some kind of genius businessman capable of running the largest economy and most powerful military on earth.
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These unis are to baseball what Herb Denenberg was to pretzels
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I’ve seen better graphic design on ads for knockoff boner pills that used to appear on the back pages of Philly Weekly
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I was putting my contacts in. I needed stillness in that moment
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3 home runs while looking like a member of pussy riot
#bryceharper
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The problem is not merely with the supply side, but the demand side for sure
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The guy who literally became a national symbol of democratic resilience after Jan. 6th is from the next county over, is 41 years old and is running for senate and you don’t want us to back him or at least let him compete for our endorsement?
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It’s absurd. When the county chair dispatched people to our local meeting to placate us I said to them, “how are we supposed to differentiate our party from the GOP when we pull this kind of stuff?”
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I’m glad I got involved instead of saying “I don’t want to be part of the machine so I’m just gonna sit out.” There’s people pushing from the outside and you need people pushing from within as well. Kim is such a no brainer candidate. He’s exactly the kind of person we want running for office.
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I serve on the Camden County Democratic Committee in Collingswood and I helped lead the charge from within in support of Kim and against their bogus endorsement process. The governor’s wife even called our chair and offered to visit Collingswood. We held firm and she ended her campaign soon after!
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You see it with respect to presidential immunity too. Because obviously if it were true, then Biden could just seek to stay in power by inciting an insurrection. Trump voters don’t care about the inconsistency or hypocrisy but members of congress have to appear logical when making public arguments
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Noah, I remember Bill Moyers telling Terry Gross a few years ago that in retirement he’s been working on a documentary about Rikers. Do you have any knowledge of that or its status if it does exist?
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A friend of mine thought that members of congress were rich from their congressional salaries
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but it makes me wonder how the environment has changed since then. Today, there is a more robust infrastructure for that kind of nonsense and I wonder if he would have been embraced by conspiracists and if that would that have prevented him from changing.
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From what I remember about this, it was driven by the bassist Nate Mendel who read a junk book that got him hooked on the bogus claim about HIV not being linked to AIDS. For what it’s worth they seem to have course corrected (requiring COVID vaccines for their shows etc.) Doesn’t undo the harm…
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I’m thinking the only way he doesn’t get the money is if they don’t think he’s going to win. Could be a bellwether as to how the race is viewed by the despots he idolizes
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