As always:

Seconded

G. Scott Shand 🌐 on X: "I know this book was supposedly a bestseller, but sometimes I feel like I'm the only person who read the thing. These are glaring inconsistencies that both the media and his political opponents should be discussing." / X I know this book was supposedly a bestseller, but sometimes I feel like I'm the only person who read the thing. These are glaring inconsistencies that both the media and his political opponents should be discussing.

Good piece. Twitter DMs are ridiculous now, but I thought you might be interested in my thread:

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The left couldn't even muster the enough kooks to push a "Trump killed Epstein" conspiracy despite the fact it had way more evidence than the rights "Clinton killed Epstein" conspiracy theory. SMH.

I had this exact thought the day after the election. I had been thinking a lot in the run up about Yglesias' "crank realignment" piece and thinking about how I was happy to have them out of the coalition. But as it turns out...

Disagreeing with vaccine mandates for libertarian reasons is very different from disagreeing with vaccines because you hate vaccines, think they don't work, and that they cause autism.
Alligning the two is a bad idea. It damages Polis and his good ideas/politics.

Director of National Intelligence for which nation?

"Well everyone knows Trump was President. What this plan presupposes is...maybe he wasn't."

What's amazing about the GOP's "you have to vote for Trump to fix the border" pitch is that it ignores the fact that he was already President.