
Stephen Robinson (Bluesky at @playtyperguy.com)
@SER1897
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journalist. Bylines: Public Notice, AV Club. Sign up for my newsletter, The Play Typer Guy (link below). Find me at Bluesky and Threads
Portland, OR
Joined July 2011
RT @ZohranKMamdani: America is beautiful, contradictory, unfinished. I am proud of our country even as we constantly strive to make it bett….
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RT @MikieSherrill: I strongly condemn the continuing antisemitism from the president. He’s repeatedly spread hateful tropes, dined with a H….
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RT @DeanBaker13: The amazing part is that even if Trump said "millions" rather than "billions" it would still be absurd lie. The number of….
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RT @danpfeiffer: I understand the short term incentives involved, but the fact that every bad thing that Trump does is immediately followed….
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RT @JonathanCohn: Still nothing from Jonathan Greenblatt of the ADL about Trump using an antisemitic slur. He's probably too busy hallucina….
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RT @eternallyRaq: Trump used an Elizabethan slur for Jews and absolutely no one who’s been claiming that college kids and anti genocide pro….
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RT @Halcyon270: @danpfeiffer “Could” and “might” are doing some heavy lifting here. We make such speculative presumptions at our peril.
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RT @SarahLongwell25: I’ve been thinking a lot about Murkowski’s vote. It contains, in one action, so much that defines our pathetic politic….
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I think that ignores the revolutionary nature of 1980, 1994, 2010, 2014, 2016. It’s not that liberals aren’t “patient.” They usually govern too cautiously. Would Schumer have blocked a SCOTUS justice nominee if it had been within his power as McConnell did?.
I believe it’s in the very nature of conservatism to exercise patience, to stay committed to long term goals, even if it takes decades for those plans to bear fruit. That type of enduring vision is what makes conservative movements so persistent and effective over time.
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This was a political assassination — not death from natural causes. Obama gave a eulogy for the Reverend Clementa Pinckney, who was murdered in act of racial terrorism in Charleston a decade ago.
@SER1897 It's rare for sitting presidents to attend even congressional funerals (done less than 10% of the time) and even more rare for them to attend the funerals of state legislators.
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