Shawn Milrad
@shawnmilrad.bsky.social
"The Scott Pelley of meteorologists" (derogatory)
IMO this is the slow-moving disaster that most epitomizes the nightmare that is the Modern Information Environment
Dr. Lucky Tran@luckytran.com · 11h agoUS child vaccination rates have plunged since before the pandemic, with kindergarten classrooms in more than 70% of counties now lacking herd immunity against measles.
it was a generational fumble for the dems to pull back on letting coach tim, our gentle midwestern uncle, stand in front of a mic and express disgust and bewilderment at what an absolute grab bag of misfit freaks this admin is. this is weird! these people are fucking weirdos!!! it’s yucky!
FactPost@factpostnews.bsky.social · 16h agoTrump aide Natalie Harp spent a summer sleeping in the locker room at Trump's Bedminster golf club to remain close to him after she was denied a room.
My kids have measles, I lost my job, and my wife was deported. But at least now I don't have to see so many rainbow crosswalks.
Let this guy cook. The fact the number of Democrats speaking this forcefully and directly can be counted on one hand is absurd.
Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 6h agoOssoff: "The president, surrounded by enablers in the West Wing, is playing golf, trading stock, & decorating his ballroom. It is a disgrace. All while American families in Georgia and across the country pay more for just about everything as a direct result of his failed economic and foreign policy"
Do you not support the Mad King's gold-plated ballroom? You may be tried for TREASON.
Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 13h agoTrump: "The people that are opposing the ballroom are people that in my opinion are very disloyal to our country. Very very disloyal to our country."
As Trump condemned Colorado for incarcerating election denier Tina Peters, the White House organized an urgent "brainstorm call" with federal agencies — to explore ways to curtail federal support to Colorado. The next day, agencies canceled hundreds of millions of dollars in grants for Colorado.
New evidence suggests White House took steps to punish Colorado over Tina Peters case
“I’ve never seen anything like it,” a federal district court judge said about a newly disclosed email. “I’ve never even imagined something like it.”
ms.now
Struck a nerve with the 13 year old bullies running the country huh
Sahil Kapur@sahilkapur.bsky.social · 16h agoWhite House communications director responds to Jon Ossoff saying Trump doesn’t want to do the job but wants to “travel with Natalie”
Is the quiet Atlantic hurricane season El Nino’s Katrina?
Michelle Branch had 4-6 certified bangers that helped me survive long drives during what was a fairly miserable 4-year undergrad experience. This little mini-renaissance rules.
I believe the kids would say this man just has the rizz
Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · yesterdayOssoff says that Trump doesn’t want to do his job but wants to “travel with Natalie”
January 6 was only 5 and a half years ago, and we’ve already cycled through investigation, indictment, conviction, pardon, and now gleeful promises to do it again only with actual hanging rather than just chants about it. Nice job GOP.
Brazen corruption right out in the open. We used to invade countries because their teapot dictators did shit like this.
One of the last great moments before we all died the night the Cubs won the World Series
Will (future) Hurricane Lala extinguish the Kilauea volcano? It's complicated. /s 🤔🌀🌋
The parade of MCSs across Indiana has brought the most extreme multi-day rain event in that region in recent decades. Broad swath of amounts exceeding the 1000-yr recurrence interval for 3-day precip; over a foot of rain observed. Closest recent analog was Aug 2014, but that wasn't as widespread.
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jason@jasooooon.bsky.social · 4d agothough still niche, human-ai marriages are emerging as a natural endpoint to the widespread adoption of ai companion apps. but some lawmakers are fighting to ban ai personhood, in some cases mirroring the arguments used against gay marriage. my latest for @wired.com www.wired.com/story/people...
