Greg Tinkle
@jgt1960
A cultocracy—a.k.a. fascism—succeeds by undermining reality with gaslighting, conspiracy, and mythology. Avoid the Sirens calling for Dems to jettison marginalized groups for broader appeal—it's a moral war, not a cultural one.
Younger voters are notoriously fickle, and a campaign's success largely comes down to "virality"—Obama and Mamdani being masters of the phenomenon. Hillary had the potential as the first woman to be President, but had, let's say, charismatic limitations to virality:
I'd like to know what Dem brain trust looked at Katie Britt and decided we need to get us one of them:
The good earth is rich and can provide for everyone... -Charlie Chaplin, The Great Dictator
Houses have gone from just over the median annual salary to five times that amount. Houses are just another aspect of older generations eating the future of younger ones:
Funny. All it takes for us to represent the ugly, corrupt, ignorant nature of Trump is this:
He can say this because his lifetime is defined by leaving behind a trail of ruined investors and consumers while he walks away to con a different crowd or to burrow himself deeper into a profitable criminal enterprise:
If only we were watching this as season 14 of Veep and not as season 25 of The Apprentice:
Republican men answer the question, "What if we allowed fraternities in grade school?"
From his speech about how we must embrace the coming AI "revolution" being forced on us by these people (Robinson hot dog gif):