Nicholas Sarwark

My grandfather, Roman Anthony “Slim” Sarwark, founded Sarwark Motor Sales back in 1942 in Phoenix. Son of Polish immigrants, Roman moved to Phoenix from Indiana because it was better than living in a tuberculosis sanitarium and waiting to die in an institution. He married Ruth Van de Beuken.

“Everybody must get Boned…”

Trump: "We took over Venezuela very successfully, and they've sent me as a gift a boatload of a million barrels of oil"

this is just insanely damning stuff when you lay it all out democrats-judiciary.house.gov/sites/evo-su...

the future liberals want

BACKGROUND: Last week, DOJ filed a criminal complaint against former FBI agents Bradley Benavides and Nikki Floris. Complaint alleges that they misled Congress by making false statements about their alleged involvement in the Hunter Biden laptop investigation. www.courtlistener.com/docket/75010...

New: Previously unreported records show David Flippo was fired as a financial adviser in 2024 after being accused of “willful misrepresentations and/or omissions of material fact.” Flippo has downplayed the firing. The records tell a different story. www.motherjones.com/politics/202...

How is evidence of Trump being "in on" a "CONSPIRACY TO ABUSE AND TRAFFIC WOMEN," WITH JEFFREY EPSTEIN, not screaming front-page news everywhere?? NEW, CREDIBLE RAPE ALLEGATIONS AGAINST TRUMP. TODD BLANCHE WITNESS TAMPERING. WHAT.

I’m convinced the concentration of wealth has made markets more a reflection of the desires and beliefs of a tiny sliver of the world’s wealthiest rather than actual business information.

the markets have essentially become a gauge for how much corruption the government in power is going to let the business class get away with

One of the most important financial stories out there if you want to know how and why the same five evil guys wind up owning everything.

Elon Musk has spent more money on politics in the last 2 years than George Soros has spent in his entire lifetime.

This is what I meant when I said in 2024 that when I looked at the incoming administration, all I could see was rape. It’s the heinous act itself, yes, but also a mentality, as deftly explained here:

You can't expect the New York Times to give any attention to a story about the president being credibly accused of violent rape when the story breaks so close to an election. It's not like we're talking about something *really* important, like email security protocols.

Lina Khan on Mamdani: "One thing we saw the mayor be very attentive to is all sorts of daily nickel and diming -- taking on junk fees, subscription traps. Those can seem very micro and targeted, but in the aggregate I see those as really designed to take on unfair methods of competition."

Money going to cost too much for a while. Stay frosty...

Texas Senate: I like Ted, but get why people like James. Only assholes like Ken.

Love those motherfucking fucking American citizens. 🇺🇸

Healy has already told Mark Jacob that the nyt is reluctant to say Trump lies. Its unwillingness to to use the word rape is a futher expression of its deference to Trump. This comes from the top. In 24, Sulzberger gave a talk to every desk, saying the nyt would cover Trump "fairly"

can you confirm receipt @patrickhealynyt.bsky.social?

I emailed Patrick Healy, assistant managing editor for standards and trust at NYT, to ask why their story about a House report with new details of rape allegations against the President of the United States included neither those details, nor a single use of the word "rape." archive.is/1s9AM

"Although I did not predict Colossal's next outlandish project would rise to the bar of 'genetically-modified murder dogs,' I can't say I'm surprised." defector.com/more-like-a-...

Sarcasm @nytpitchbot.bsky.social

I would immediately pass a counter resolution (1-0) to suck my dick

I have an uncle who is a general contractor in Arizona who feels very strongly about getting all his Latin Americans guys amnesty and citizenship because, among other things, they are much harder working and more competent than almost any of his native-born guys

This is America!

Our team is putting out articles faster than I can promote them. Here’s our latest, from yesterday afternoon, anticipating how the betting markets might contribute to rumoring in this cycle.

The earliest known example of ‘brain rot’ comes from Henry David Thoreau in his 1854 book “Walden.” “While England endeavors to cure the potato-rot, will not any endeavor to cure the brain-rot, which prevails so much more widely and fatally?” H/T @merriam-webster.com

New at the Garrison Center -- Frivolous Litigation Watch: Alaska Already Solved This "Problem" thegarrisoncenter.org/archives/20958

Pro tip from a lawyer (but not your lawyer): Publicly stating intent to commit mass harassment using technology that will by the nature of the communication cross state lines is going to cause legal problems across many jurisdictions that can bankrupt even a very wealthy person to defend against.

tfw you optimize your untreated schizophrenia

Let's be honest: Beatrice Keul is precisely the kind of woman Trump stalks.

The only reason I can think of for this news not being absolutely everywhere is that large media orgs don’t want to be seen as putting their thumbs on the scales a week before election day. And that’s cowardly as shit.

Florida early voting update: Early in-person turnout among Republicans has fallen off a cliff. At R+0.4, the total early vote in the state is about as blue as 2018, 5 points higher than this point in 2022, and 10 points higher than in 2024. www.gelliottmorris.com/p/2026-early...

Can you see the future of any other high profile right-wing leaders?

Welcome to Orlando

Some context around this, from a markets person. Historically in LatAm, leftist victories have led to sharp losses over the ~3 months after an election where the left wins. Stocks also typically underperformed into those victories. But 3y post-election, returns for leftists have been *higher*.