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Posts by Ryan D. Williamson

More birds: enemies to friends edition

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House sparrow

House sparrow

Mountain chickadee

Mountain chickadee

Common birds being uncommonly cute today

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Is this pretty privilege?

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One step closer to creating a Christian socialist party in America.

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Seeing this in a one possession game with seconds left in overtime in a win or go home game is truly impressive in the worst way.

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Fact (hard to call it fun): The last time the Rules Committee reported a rule allowing any floor amendments was 22 January.

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Azzi Fudd and Paige Bueckers' relationship, explained: What to know as Wings reunite star couple on court The couple, who won a championship together at UConn, are teammates again after the Dallas Wings took Fudd No. 1 in the 2026 WNBA Draft

Paige and Azzi reuniting is my favorite story of the day: www.cbssports.com/wnba/news/az...

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I’m on it

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I have managed to spill coffee on myself three days in a row. The academic hat trick!

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Political elites’ partisan beliefs about climate change Political elites’ partisan beliefs about climate change, Furnas, Alexander C, LaPira, Timothy M, Benegal, Salil D

Ever wonder if political elites’ beliefs about climate change are partisan? If so have I got a new article for you!

Elites believe climate science more than voters, but there’s still a partisan divide.

w/ @salilb.bsky.social & @alexanderfurnas.com

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Especially while traveling

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I think you’re on to something!

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Glasses broke

Glasses broke

Ah. So this is the type of day we’re having. Good to know.

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Congratulations to my fellow UAB alum Yaxel Lendeborg and the rest of this Michigan basketball team. Most importantly, thank you for helping me win my bracket pool.

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three men are driving in a car with the words we are back baby ALT: three men are driving in a car with the words we are back baby

Our March Elections à la Carte event was so nice, we’re doing it twice. Join us on April 8, for our second online, lunchtime webinar where we will look at federal funding possibilities for elections. For more information and for free registration click: auburn.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

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There are! I just don’t think I’ve been to them

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Hahahaha. Both are bigger than where I grew up so I stand by it

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Destin, FL is a close second

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Davenport, IA

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Huge bummer seeing him get hurt

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Begrudgingly cheering for Michigan because I’m such a big Yaxel Lendeborg fan. Sports are fun.

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Assistant Professor
University of Nebraska at Kearney
Kearney, NE
$5,800 - $60,000 per year
Political Science
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Assistant Professor University of Nebraska at Kearney Kearney, NE $5,800 - $60,000 per year Political Science Posted 9 days ago

This is a pretty spectacular typo. I actually had to pause and think about whether or not it was a typo at first though.

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Orange dog in a sweater chases warmth. But not too eagerly.

Orange dog in a sweater chases warmth. But not too eagerly.

Zuzu loves a sunbeam

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A bar graph showing that the published height of hundreds of MLB batters shrank by an inch or more when the league mandated precise measurements for use with an automated strike zone.

A bar graph showing that the published height of hundreds of MLB batters shrank by an inch or more when the league mandated precise measurements for use with an automated strike zone.

It turns out men lie about their height. Who knew?

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The Less Responsive Chamber? Who did members of the early United States Senate represent? Many scholarly and popular political accounts of the Antebellum era assume that senators were exclusively representatives of the state gove...

No cover just yet, but still excited to see the pre-order up for my next book!

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Memorandum of Disapproval

I have today vetoed H.R. 11897, a bill which would name the United States Courthouse and Federal Office Building in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the "President Gerald R. Ford Federal Office Building."

Although I appreciate the honor expressed by the Congress in enacting this legislation, I intend to continue the policy of past Administrations that the executive branch not endorse the naming of Federal office buildings. Generally, the executive branch has deferred to the desires of the Congress on such matters.

Although several Federal office buildings have been named for incumbent members of the Congress, I know of none that have been named for a President while still in office. I consider it improper for me as an incumbent President to approve legislation which places my name on a Federal building. This is a precedent I do not wish to establish.

In general, I feel this way: office buildings which house the functions of Government should not be used as monuments to Federal officials, but rather as workshops for the people's business.

In particular, I would hope our Presidents will be remembered for their labors in building better Government rather than for their efforts in constructing public works projects to themselves.

(archive document) Memorandum of Disapproval I have today vetoed H.R. 11897, a bill which would name the United States Courthouse and Federal Office Building in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the "President Gerald R. Ford Federal Office Building." Although I appreciate the honor expressed by the Congress in enacting this legislation, I intend to continue the policy of past Administrations that the executive branch not endorse the naming of Federal office buildings. Generally, the executive branch has deferred to the desires of the Congress on such matters. Although several Federal office buildings have been named for incumbent members of the Congress, I know of none that have been named for a President while still in office. I consider it improper for me as an incumbent President to approve legislation which places my name on a Federal building. This is a precedent I do not wish to establish. In general, I feel this way: office buildings which house the functions of Government should not be used as monuments to Federal officials, but rather as workshops for the people's business. In particular, I would hope our Presidents will be remembered for their labors in building better Government rather than for their efforts in constructing public works projects to themselves.

Gerald Ford vetoed naming a post office after himself.

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Thank you!

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Thank you!

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