Daniel Sohn

@danielsohn.bsky.social

Coming to you live from beautiful downtown Interbay/Magnolia in Seattle! Library person, squirrel wrangler

RE: the last screenshot, on Doug Burgum: It's worth noting that Burgum ended up being the point man in Trump's war against wind power, and so had to get comfortable blatantly and publicly lying to do that. Once you start getting comfortable with it, future instances become easy.

Greg Sargent@gregsargent.bsky.social · 7h ago

It's funny that Jeanine Pirro brought a box of evidence to WH to persuade Trump. He wants her to consciously *throw out* exculpatory facts and *knowingly* prosecute innocent people. So facts can't persuade him by definition. Me and @barbmcquade.bsky.social on this: newrepublic.com/article/2139...

The media's takeaway from an El-Sayed win is the same as it would have been from a Stevens win, and the same as it will be if El-Sayed wins the general, or if he loses it: everyone, no matter who they are, needs to take several steps to the right.

honestly can't stress enough, as a former family law attorney, how depressingly common Max Miller's behavior and words are, right down to the petty fixation on custody procedure and rules when faced with allegations of shocking violence.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 22h ago

Rep. Max Miller: "When I was reported for child abuse of my daughter for a broken collarbone, my daughter was in my ex-wife's care 9 out of the last 11 days and she took her to the emergency room, which is a contempt violation from our shared parenting plan."

It might surprise some critics, but Barnes suffered from a medical condition known as "chowder head", wherein the patient speaks and acts in an outwardly confident manner while in fact being a great big dummy

Erica C. Barnett@ericacbarnett.bsky.social · 21h ago

Issues With Former Police Chief Barnes Weren't Just About His Travel or Where He Lived In a frenzy to condemn the mayor, her opponents seem to have forgotten why Barnes' future at the city was tenuous to begin with.

Maritza Rivera keeps quietly going "Mmm hmm" to Saka and Kettle's comments. Hmm, wonder what they'll do when CCTV camera surveillance fails to prevent or solve violent crime? (I don't actually wonder. They'll just say it shows they need more surveillance, and blame the mayor again.)

“The inclusion of Elliot Page, a centerpoint of outrage from the Right, seems particularly notable given his casting as Sinon, who becomes an unwitting human sacrifice to enable Odysseus’s glory; out of all of America’s groups, none has been more overtly used as a decoy target than trans persons.”

Jeff Yang@originalsp.in · yesterday

“THE ODYSSEY was not a surprising choice…It’s a war chronicle, a superhero story, a revenge movie, a tale about an unreliable narrator (an amnesiac who’s unsure if he’s awake, dreaming, deluded or unhooked from the flow of time). It contains the seeds of every Nolan movie, everywhere, all at once.“

I wish people who aren't from DC would drop this messaging line that the National Guard are all standing around doing nothing playing on their phones weeding our flower beds. The National Guard presence is not benign and each Guard member is complicit at this point. 🧵

Fascist cowards policing kids' soccer games

#EventsDearBoy 4. AGE OF APOCALYPSE (1995, Marvel) Stuck in the diminishing returns of imitating Chris Claremont's labyrinthine subplotting without his flair, the 90s X-Office does the one thing he never tried: a story with a beginning, a middle and an end.

X-MEN ALPHA: The alternative reality X-Men of the Age Of Apocalypse charging forward to do some fighting, one-handed Wolverine at the fore. The cover is CHROMIUM (shiny)
Tom Ewing@tomewing.bsky.social · 2d ago

#EventsDearBoy 5. DC ONE MILLION (1998, DC) This is the Grant Morrison event where they play nicely with others, crafting a fantastical future for the DC Universe and opening its gates for other creators to have fun with. And they do - no other event has such an excellent tie-in hit-rate