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Keith Donovan

@keithdonovan.bsky.social

Geeky autistic Washingtonian leftist

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Brendel@brendelbored.bsky.social · 13m ago

This may be controversial but I think Birdemic is far superior to The Room in terms of the absolute high highs of certain scenes, one of which is people in a boardroom applauding for each other for a solid two and a half minutes of screen time

Pope of Chili Town@popeofchilitown.bsky.social · 14m ago

Scott Vallance on Instagram: "When you let two phones run ChatGPT Voice and they start talking to each other… and suddenly you’ve created an infinite loop of “Absolutely.” “Absolutely.” “Absolutely.” ...

751 likes, 22 comments - vallancescott on November 28, 2025: "When you let two phones run ChatGPT Voice and they start talking to each other… and suddenly you’ve created an infinite loop of “Absolutel...

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Peter Labuza@labuzamovies.com · 2w ago

Do people just not write dialogue anymore? This entire scene feels like did a first draft with a bunch of "[insert joke line here]".

#StupidSuez@diplomatofnight.com · 3h ago

I mean this sincerely: I think pro Israel people really need to begin internalizing that this is not a fringe opinion anymore and in fact is very statistically likely to be the average view of any brown Democratic candidate for office or any candidate under the age of 50

Just now on @Morning_Joe: @AbdulElSayed was asked by @WillieGeist whether his critique of Israel is about @netanyahu or Israel itself. He made it clear his problem is with Israel. Lots of references to "apartheid" and "genocide" that "pre-date" BiBi. 7:19 AM • 8/5/26 • 132K Views
Al Jazeera English@aljazeera.com · 5h ago

A Palestinian father has opened an indoor play centre in Gaza to give children a sense of normality as they continue to endure near-daily Israeli attacks, with free entry for families who cannot afford to pay.

Acyn@acyn.bsky.social · 15h ago

El-Sayed: We live in an era where we continue to see a few very small people try to define America as being as small as they are. We can't control the past 250 years. What we can do is build the next 250

Max P III@blackballer.bsky.social · 2d ago

Its embarrassing how many grown ass adults live in these fantasies where people work for some nonsense like the artificial cultures oligarchs manufacture over survival.

Dumbass CEO of Anthropic thinks people should work for the "corporate mission" over survival.
The Wall Street Journal@wsj.com · 19h ago

New York City’s business elites are long accustomed to direct access to City Hall, where even Democratic mayors felt the need to court the city’s wealthiest and most influential corporate leaders. That access is getting shredded by Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

Mamdani Is Shunning New York Business Leaders Who Are Used to Calling the Shots

The mayor fired corporate leaders from a city fund’s advisory board in the latest sign that he is changing the way such power brokers access City Hall.

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Ben Collins@bencollins.bsky.social · 19h ago

This is a wildly prescient story about Chicago's proto-RFK Jr., in charge of public health during the Spanish Flu. He thought beer killed malaria and that bathing could kill you. He had a feud with an actual TB doctor, who insisted bathing is good. He bullied the TB doctor until he killed himself.

Sachs believed that the new administration was undermining patient care by making hiring and contract decisions based on political connections. Thompson and Robertson in turn accused Sachs of being financially extravagant, incompetent, and dictatorial. As Sachs resigned from the sanitarium he had worked tirelessly to build, Frank Billings, one of the most respected physicians in the city, called Robertson “utterly unqualified.” On April 2, 1916, Sachs committed suicide. For reformers and the medical establishment, Sachs was a martyr to grotesque political corruption. Although The Republican, a propaganda sheet literally published in an office in City Hall, sneered that suicide “occasionally has been a haven of moral cowards who preferred the shelter of death to public exposure of their shortcomings,” Robertson took a less confrontational tone after Sachs’s death. Still, he refused to step down.