Richard M. Nixon

@dicknixon.bsky.social

37th President of the United States. Messages from the President unsigned, others from Ronald Ziegler. RN@dicknixon.com

El-Sayed seems a fair talent. There remains a significant anti-Muslim faction. Stevens walking head first into Israel didn’t help her. The polls are screwed, but I would imagine a portion of her votes were tactical. Tight or not, the move against regular Democrats cannot be ignored.

Arraez was very happy after last night's game. He said it was better to be on the right end of Phillies fans. He was touched by the ovation; he said he wanted to give it right back to the fans and show the players who he is. And he doesn't care where he bats. "Put me in ninth. I don't care."

Richard M. Nixon@dicknixon.bsky.social · yesterday

Arraez (wearing a red shirt) was buttonholed by John Clark of NBC at the airport. He was clearly tired and didn’t feel like talking, but he gave a friendly and professional interview. He really perked up when Clark mentioned second base, though. “A lot of respect,” he said. “Especially from Harper.”

Anniversary of Ryan vs. Ventura. I think it's appropriate to frame as a boxing match. You have to remember that by '93 Ryan was an excellent control pitcher. He still had the heat but he cut his walks by a lot. Generally he put the ball where he wanted. This included coming inside.

Regarding our statement that the next six years are the "final" chance to outrun the far right before someone smarter takes hold. Nothing is final, but the first politician who spends money and acknowledges that government can help people will set the tone for a generation or more. The cultural -

@frankwilhoit.bsky.social · yesterday

Sir, have you not said elsewhere that nothing is ever final? I share your sense that this time may actually be, but it is still a large statement. May we have your reasons? They are not likely to be mine, or anyone else's.

Arraez (wearing a red shirt) was buttonholed by John Clark of NBC at the airport. He was clearly tired and didn’t feel like talking, but he gave a friendly and professional interview. He really perked up when Clark mentioned second base, though. “A lot of respect,” he said. “Especially from Harper.”

If you've been in the service you know that abroad a restaurant is often the front room of someone's house. The grandmother cooks; you're a guest of the family. Three Brothers in Milwaukee feels like that. The building is a beautiful old Schlitz tied house that the family has tended since the 50s.

Jim Kogutkiewicz@jimmyfk.bsky.social · 2d ago

The last time I was there, we'd just finished an indulgent group dinner at the Serbian masterpiece Three Brothers in Bay View. My friend was entertaining guests from out of town, special occasion. I had a Little Giuseppe. Others ordered by mood. Conversation flowed, memories were made.

Two elections, three justices on the Court and so forth. But it has failed because it didn't consolidate power. It's purely their fault. Had they spent money and not tried to blow up the government they could've had 20-30 years. The sentiments and factions it harnessed still exist. Therefore -

Chris Hayes@chrislhayes.bsky.social · 5d ago

Something I think that underlies a lot of debates within the Democratic party and center-left right now is whether or not you think Trumpism has been successful as a political and ideological project. (Not, obviously, whether it's been good or not).

Calling Talarico a sissy and so forth never made sense, because it turns out the people Paxton already has. The concern is the middle class, and he looks and acts like a school principal or young pastor, that sort of thing.