Dan McDonough
Dan McDonough
@danluvsbeer.bsky.social
Vagabond post-active parenting GenXer: DC/Providence/Philly/Wherever. Into bikes, indie rock, contemporary art, fine dining. Good cook, bad musician. Hates all of this.
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A 2025 Nobel Prize winner in chemistry, Omar Yaghi is the son of Palestinian refugees who grew up in Jordan. He just left the US to move to China after raising concerns about rising anti-immigrant sentiment, like the kind shown here. donmoynihan.substack.com/p/china-than...
RFK: "There's five hundred million Arabs in the world. And yet they don't produce science. They don't win the Nobel Prize. They don't win the Fields Prize. They don't win the Wolf Prize. They don't produce literature."
The problem with this is you could read it to mean either Bill Clinton or Donald Trump.
I get they're inextricably intertwined but I kind of feel like leaning so much into how he was the longtime best buddy of the world's most notorious sex criminal has given it something of the feel of a political gotcha rather than the important part, which is that the president raped people.
The problem with this is you could read it to mean either Bill Clinton or Donald Trump.
I get they're inextricably intertwined but I kind of feel like leaning so much into how he was the longtime best buddy of the world's most notorious sex criminal has given it something of the feel of a political gotcha rather than the important part, which is that the president raped people.
The problem with this is you could read it to mean either Bill Clinton or Donald Trump.
I get they're inextricably intertwined but I kind of feel like leaning so much into how he was the longtime best buddy of the world's most notorious sex criminal has given it something of the feel of a political gotcha rather than the important part, which is that the president raped people.
The problem with this is you could read it to mean either Bill Clinton or Donald Trump.
I get they're inextricably intertwined but I kind of feel like leaning so much into how he was the longtime best buddy of the world's most notorious sex criminal has given it something of the feel of a political gotcha rather than the important part, which is that the president raped people.
use a Signal group chat next time, bruv.
The Trump administration has brought a third criminal case against former FBI Director James Comey, this time accusing the longtime target of President Donald Trump of unlawfully transmitting national defense information to the press a decade ago. www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/...
The most frustrating, stupid thing about this very frustrating and stupid situation we're in, is that none of it had to happen. Nor would it have, if we hadn't elected stupid people.
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Moonset Sunday morning with fog over Key Bridge in DC! @capitalweather.com @ianlivingston.bsky.social
People getting arrested for not filing paperwork, people getting arrested FOR filing paperwork, people getting arrested because they made mistakes on their paperwork, people getting arrested while filing paperwork, people getting arrested in spite of having filed paperwork, people getting arrested d
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Good Mexican food everywhere. I moved from Lubbock TX to Princeton NJ in 1976. I had just turned 7. I cried because there was no Mexican food. I can get a tamale in Central Falls, RI, now.
Social media loves talking about how everything is getting worse. But what’s something that you’ve seen get _better_ in your lifetime?
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Idk man, maybe you could just try asking a woman how her day went, telling her you like her shoes, that sort of thing.
“Palantir cofounder and CEO Alex Karp states ‘AI will undermine the influence of highly educated, often female voters and give it to working class men. We have feminine energy running our cities and our courts,’ he complained.”