coloval.bsky.social

coloval.bsky.social

@coloval.bsky.social

My life resolves around Colorado, 🧘‍♀️, tea, German, sunshine ☀️. Semi-retired tech writer. “No amount of evidence will ever persuade an idiot.“ ~ Mark Twain "You can always tell someone to go to hell tomorrow." ~ Warren Buffett

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Replying to @mary1kathy.bsky.social

They actually admit it… And there is no gray area. He needs to lose his security clearances and Govt Contracts… And then deported…

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Reminder: everyone on American soil, whether they were born here or not, has the right to due process. Here’s everything you need to know.

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It's already been an awesome day so far (with a bit more to go) in Portland. The weather is great outside, the vibes are chill inside, and there is a whole lot of documentation goodness going around. #writethedocs

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Due process. Academic freedom. An independent judiciary. A free press. A professional civil service. A protected environment. These aren't partisan talking points; they are the pillars of a healthy nation. And every single one of them is under direct assault by the Trump administration.

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Replying to @petebuttigieg.bsky.social

This man is the most qualified to be President of all the Democrats. And there are enough people who won't vote for him because he is openly gay. And that's a shame. I believe he would make an excellent President.

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Looking to talk to current or former federal workers at NOAA for a story for The Economist. Please share far and wide! I’m on signal at abraun.99

"He fears the gavel." Let's watch the gavel fall.

JA Westenberg@joanwestenberg.com

Every time an authoritarian con-artist is held accountable, every time the mask slips in a courtroom, the spell weakens. It takes pressure. It takes a public that doesn't flinch when the volume gets turned up. It takes faith - not in the perfection of institutions, but in their potential.

Remember when 5 years ago we all shut down the offices? It wasn’t until we had the vaccines that there was a feeling of light at the end of the tunnel. We knew that we’d get through this. Today I’m wondering what our vaccine is. Is there anything to stop this disease?

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“The reason we face the worst is because it helps us imagine the best.” What a fantastic, hopeful read. Treat yourself to this, and then spread it around.

A.R. Moxon@juliusgoat.bsky.social

I wrote about the worst people in the world, charting the depths of their depravity and vastness of their incompetence, and offered some thoughts about the opportunity presented by their failure to acknowledge reality and their refusal to access any form of human virtue. www.the-reframe.com/the/