Jeff Domingues

@jeffdomingues.bsky.social

Recovering newspaper journalist. Editor at S&P Global. Cyclist. Golfer. Dad. Occasional news media critic. Unindicted co-conspirator: @caturday62.bsky.social. Formerly verified to may or may not be notable on Twitter.

“What’s rich — and telling — is Trump urging supporters to cheat even as he pretends to fight to protect the sanctity of our voting process. Trump has continued to vandalize our election system and prevent Americans from voting by mail, as Trump himself prefers.” www.mercurynews.com/2026/09/30/m...

Barabak: ‘Cheat like hell.’ Trump’s summons to supporters lays bare his cynicism, hypocrisy

The commander in chief wants voters casting illegal ballots, showing an absolute disregard for democratic norms.

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A moment of silence, please, and one last Indy 500 victory by a nose after a thrilling duel over the closing laps, Rick Mears in his rear view mirrors the entire way, with the passing of race driver Gordon Johncock.

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“Political activity by government officials is highly regulated, and for a good reason. As the Supreme Court noted over 50 years ago, “it is not only important that the Government and its employees in fact avoid practicing political justice, but it is also … appear to the public to be avoiding it.”

The Contrarian@contrariannews.org · 2d ago

“When the Trump Administration converts taxpayer money to use for partisan hype-pieces, it not only affronts the law, but it inevitably leads to the diversion of taxpayer funds from important government programs that support the American public.” More on Trump’s corrupt propaganda campaign ⬇️

Trump is raging at news orgs for refusing to cover his reception of Xi after he banned three from the White House. The real lesson here: When institutions join together to resist his abuses of power it actually works, sending him into a helpless fury. New from me: newrepublic.com/article/2158...

Trump’s Angry Tirade Over Failing Press Ban Reveals His Achilles’ Heel

Trump is furious that news organizations are fighting back against his vile efforts to punish their colleagues—because collective resistance to his authoritarianism actually works.

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Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer, the old grandmasters, care deeply about the future of pitching. They have plenty of thoughts -- and a set of five rules -- to bring back the starter as we once knew him. www.nytimes.com/athletic/761...

Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer’s purpose pitch for MLB: Save the starter

As one future Hall of Famer exits the game and the other ponders his future, both have ideas on how to develop more throwback style aces.

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