It’s been my increasing suspicion for some time that all quarters of our political establishment believe that the public - their voters - are small-minded simpletons who must at all times be provided with a suitable scapegoat, lest they decide the establishment is actually to blame.
Fact checked✅
”The top 2026 X accounts gives insight into the lie that X is the town square.”
”These people are niche celebrities & their influence on X does not represent influence elsewhere.”
Vikram Bath @vikrambath.bsky.social
Your participation is not going to change this graph.
10/13🧵
yesterday afternoon in tribeca
#photography
#eck
”Crypto and AI political action committees have over $300 million on hand—more money than the party committees—and they're using it to buy favorable regulation.”
Molly White 🗞️ @molly.wiki
@tiffanymuller.bsky.social @endcitizensunited.bsky.social
5/13🧵
This year, before stepping into the voting booth—educate yourself on your representative's stance on Crypto. In an election with so much at stake—the last thing we need is more politicians bought & paid for by the cryptocurrency industry [in the 2024 election cycle, it legally spent $245 m].
2/13🧵
BACK IN 2021 | FELON TRUMP
”Bitcoin It Just Seems Like A Scam.”
Since then, he has changed his tune & he has said this:
”We're Making 🇺🇲 The Bitcoin Superpower, The Crypto Capital Of The World.”
Ben McKenzie:
”He's the most corrupt president in U.S. history... & it's not even close.”
3/13🧵
The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) event slated to be held at the White House on Sunday is underwater with a majority of Americans, many of whom have bombarded its promotional posts with references to Jeffrey Epstein, Axios reported Friday.
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Kate Watson
Hunter Biden and Graham Platner have asked us to weigh the distance they have traveled from their worst moments. Pete Hegseth and Ken Paxton, on the other hand, have never acknowledged ever having a worst moment at all. That contrast says something important about the state of American politics.
It is quite strange to listen to political coverage currently, even from mainstream sources, and remember that net migration has quartered since its peak, and is likely to fall to Cameron's tens of thousands target next year and this has made no difference to the discourse.
