The NYT says today’s #NoKings protests had “no shortage of skeptics,” and then quoted exactly one of those skeptics: The chairman of the Ole Miss College Republicans (as of 2025.)
But of course, the Times doesn’t ID him as such. He’s just a Concerned Youth.
objectively the funniest critique an american could level at another country
Joe Adalian
huck mason
FWIW absolutely no one I know who has expertise in spaceflight or planetary exploration thinks this is either remotely plausible or a good idea to attempt on such a timeline. The dominant reaction is somewhere on the spectrum between mockery and dismay. Real, important science was cancelled for this
Good God, that's horrible leadership, and a horrible message to the employees.
Katie Mack
There was a post going around that made the case that he is the perfect avatar of each of the The Seven Deadly Sins.
Yeah, more of a comment on RFK than Trump: “ can’t believe you were able to do that sir”
You definitely don't want a "move fast and break things" approach if you are planning to launch a nuclear-powered rocket. Those Elon rocket failures are bad enough without dirty bomb potential.
And after we get the project stopped, bill him personally for the damages in the tearing down of the East Wing.
Very Lockjaw-coded response here www.nytimes.com/2026/03/24/u...
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Quinta Jurecic
Gonna chime in here because it's an interesting convo but also because I have to call bullshit. I'm not readjusting my instincts in WOTC. Instead, the BPD depicted and extant in the years of The Wire had in fact imploded. Perhaps the best analogy to the fictional world of The Wire is this....
