More than half of Americans disapprove of how the Supreme Court is doing its job,
while 46 percent believe that the court is ruling on Trump’s policies based on ideology rather than the law,
according to a Washington Post-Ipsos poll.
The approval numbers, gathered this month, are among the court’s lowest in recent memory
and reflect an ongoing trend of Americans viewing the court’s decisions as partisan.
In the term that ended in June, the high court gave the …
It must be galling to him that we no longer have the pre-Reagan pre-cable FCC regs and station norms that empowered the POTUS to monopolize the media in primetime.
I expect that many non-olds don’t even realize that was a thing. Once upon a time all TV was broadcast and most was network-affiliated or network-owned, and those all took the feed from the White House when it was offered. There was no escape... @…
So many children will die in #Gaza this year.
@… was one of the first people I helped in Gaza; she sent me a video of Ibrahim, who was then four, thanking me for my gift in the most perfect English.
Now, he will die, without treatment I cannot possibly aff…
♫ Top 5 artists of the Last.week: Pixies (62) Nacho Picasso (37) Degraved (36) Funebrarum (32) Cabinet (29). #myweekcounted 722 Scrobbles with Lastfm #music via @…
Here’s a good example of #Collections - this group of web comics collected together by @… . The cool part is that I can then share this collection out with others, too:
"The current fascist administration thinks hyper-aggressive masculinity is the only thing needed for a successful military"
-- @…
#Hegseth #testosterone
Snow Yellow and the Five Dwarves.
I got this picture from @… 's story on the #ScottishLabour leadership shenanigans, but I've slightly altered it to make the data less ambiguous.
I think it really illustrates the problem in