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The triumph of intellect and romance over brute force and cynicism. –Craig Ferguson describing Doctor Who
Tahoe Park, Sacramento, Calif.
Joined November 2008
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Huntington Sharp retweeted
"Former aides describe angry and profane outbursts, sometimes directed at aides and sometimes expressed about others who had displeased her."
We've all seen Veep.
Also, Mary Peltola can call me a faggot to my face if it'll get her three more votes in Alaska.
nytimes.com/2026/09/23/us/po…
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The Kennedy Memorial is made of irreplaceable marble that was gifted by Italy.
Matisse tapestries found throughout were gifted from France.
The massive starburst chandelier in the Opera Hall, and lights along walkways, were a gift from Sweden.
The record-breaking stage curtains were a gift from Japan. They had to build special looms to weave them because of how big they are.
The grounds are beautiful with displays of art.
This is what Trump is destroying.
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Thank you @RepGregoryMeeks. America should be using its leverage to advance its 20-point peace plan and rebuild Gaza, not unconditionally supplying more of the tools of further destruction.
Ranking Member @RepGregoryMeeks announced he will not clear the Trump administration’s proposed $2.8 billion sale of 2,000-pound bombs to Israel due to concerns that those munitions would not be used in accordance with U.S. and international law.
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It's ironic that Hillary getting pilloried for this kicked off a decade of nitty gritty political purity tests that created minefields for Dems. You couldn't just say, "Here's how we move forward politically;" your politics had to maximally align w/ utopian internal ideology.
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Replying to @cmclymer
I am no crisis PR expert, but if OpenAI or Anthropic is sitting on some more impressive and tangible AI achievement than solving an obscure academic math problem—say a cure to a specific disease or a Star Trek warp engine or a new strain of rice that will end global hunger—now would be a great time to unveil it to the public.
Most ordinary Americans now perceive an incredible downside to AI—up to and including human extinction—weighed against a vague and ill-defined upside. What’s in it for ordinary Americans? The AI industry needs to engage with that question immediately and specifically.
france24.com/en/middle-east/… War crimes, of course.
Huntington Sharp retweeted
It’s impossible to calculate how much of what I’ve been able to accomplish is because of women like Gloria Steinem. Rest in power. npr.org/2026/09/03/nx-s1-571…
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I vehemently condemn the settler violence in the West Bank, which has escalated this year with more than 3,200 Palestinians displaced, 76 killed, and countless more harassed and harmed.
For far too long, these violent settlers have acted with impunity. Netanyahu and his government must take immediate action to rein in this violence by stopping settlement expansion in the West Bank and holding perpetrators accountable.
The global community, including the U.S., cannot continue turning a blind eye to these atrocities. We must remain committed to a two-state solution that delivers lasting peace and security for both Palestinians and Israelis.
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I agree with Leader Jeffries. Republicans don’t give a damn about us. Their entire agenda is cruelty, chaos, and corruption.
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Benjamin Netanyahu is the worst elected leader in Israel’s history, and arguably one of the most destructive leaders in Jewish history, comparable to figures such as Herod and Bar Kokhba in the scale of the catastrophic second- and third-order consequences produced by his ego-driven leadership.
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We’re losing all the greatest women of our time and that rapist, sexist, predatory piece of shit is still here. 🤬
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Gloria Steinem will go down in history as one of the most important activists of all time, leading a movement for the equality of half the world: its women.
She lived a long and passionate life dedicated to this vital and basic cause.
She did it with intellectual precision, emotional awareness, humour and beauty. May she rest in peace and may the cause thrive.
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Replying to @EricMGarcia
Yes. Most do. And in a federalized situation like ours, that's what people should be looking at. El-Sayed even changed his plan, I believe, to be multi-, rather than Single- payer. I really just want people to be clear on these issues. Esp. Single vs. Multi- payer.
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Since taking over as House Democratic leader in Jan 2023 when Nancy Pelosi stepped down, Hakeem Jeffries has:
- Broken the record for the longest House floor speech by protesting against a Republican bill for nearly nine hours;
- Despite not having a majority, used deployed discharge petitions several times to force votes on major legislation;
- Passed a clean, 3-year extension of the ACA tax credits after the Trump allowed them to expire, despite GOP opposition;
- Bypassed GOP committee blockades to restore collective bargaining rights for about 1M million federal workers after a Trump EO stripped those rights from them;
- Forced a vote to get the DOJ to release the Epstein files;
- Worked behind the scenes to protect Speaker Johnson from a far right ouster in exchange for crucial votes on Ukraine aid;
- With Sen. Booker, organized a 12-hour sit-in to block and draw public attention to a GOP funding plan.
Yes, his successes are limited, but he has already notched high-profile achievements by utilizing internal GOP divides and Democratic unity to preserve and restore the status quo despite the Trump administration's mission to destroy entitlement programs and workers' rights.
Ask a leftist what exactly Jefferies is supposed to realistically do that he hasn't already done, and they have no answer. It's all vibes.
Huntington Sharp retweeted
The world would be so much better if we all channeled a little bit more Dolly Parton in our own lives.
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The time Dolly Parton and Kermit jammed to Sly and the Family Stone.
This is always how I will remember her.
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Here's what I think needs to be said about Dolly Parton:
You knew everything about her, everything real and true, by her actions.
She was a Christian who spread the Gospel solely through taking care of the least fortunate among us.
She was a patriot who thought the best of America was in our diversity and never backed down from that.
She was a champion of equality solely by doing, not claiming.
She let her music and actions do the talking.
You always knew where she stood just by her example.
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Dolly Parton created the Dollywood Foundation in 1988 to provide inspiration and educational resources to children.
The Imagination Library, inspired by her father’s inability to read, has donated millions of books globally to promote childhood literacy.
Thank you, Dolly.
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Replying to @mehdirhasan
Unconvincing.
If Jeffries was DSA you’d just say he’s doing his job, because you’d have confidence that once he got the gavel, he’d do what you’d want done. It’s not the meeting, it’s you already disliking Jeffries. Everything he does just proves what you already believe.