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“No one really knows that this is going on, and no one can really see behind the curtain how this algorithmic pricing works in practice.”
After the thwarted attack at the White House Correspondents Dinner, some elite media have held straight faces as they decry violent rhetoric…from the left.
“There are people who are serving decades-long sentences for marijuana….They’ve been really punished for what others are making so much money off of.”
“We need to focus on the real cause of homelessness, which is the fact that rent in this country is just too damn high for more and more people to afford.”
“DOGE set a goal of eliminating 20% of government websites, whereas everything that’s been deleted now is living in the Wayback Machine.”
“It’s our taxpayer money that is going into those public assistance programs that these companies are using to make this model workable.”
“War of aggression, UN charter, Nuremberg precedent: These are not foreign things being imposed on the US. These are part of our domestic legal system.”
“Iran is a country that, on a bipartisan basis, has been a bogeyman for America for many decades now, and has been demonized across the mainstream media.”
“The role of truthful, community-rooted local news and civic information has never been more clear in the overall health of our democracy.”
“The Court literally just held that if Tennessee wants to ban transgender healthcare for minors, it can do so.”
“If we can’t see the money that’s going out, we can’t make any evaluation on whether it’s a good use of our money.”
“I do think mainstream journalists need to understand the intersection between profit-making and incentives to go to war.”
“The regulatory system is being used to steer media ownership towards billionaires who are going to be friendly to Trump.”
“Whenever you see sanctions, you really should think war, because that’s really ultimately the outcome.”
“Those who start the war are responsible for all horrors that take place within the context of that war.”
“Right now is the exact moment that we should be looking back on the conditions that marginalized people experienced at this country’s formal conception.”
“It’s our government, with our resources, that is essentially playing a huge role in causing the suffering in Cuba.”
AP tells us in bold letters, “There are many questions about how the board will work.” That implies that AP will be asking them, or care about the answers.
“While it’s been portrayed as about 2020, I think the bigger reason they want the ballots is about 2026 and 2028.”
“The only way that such a—I would call it what it is—colonial project could go unnoticed is under this project of ceasefire.”
