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Still living the weird car life. ME at U.S. News Autos, also at Hagerty, ex-Forbes & other places. Owner at OldMotors / 🌈 PNW & Bronx / He/Him / Opinions are my own. https://oldmotors.net/bio-links/
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I was just thinking about this. Stevens was seen as the steady safe hand despite instantly being the single weirdest human being anyone has ever seen and the closest analogue I have for her is Eric Adams
Show PostAbdul is so manifestly talented as a politician, the only reason not to support him is bigotry. That’s really all there is. Bigotry and comfort with bigotry and a preference for aligning with bigots. The rationale around it are just so much fancy rhetorical window dressing.
Show PostThe NYT reporter who did the Alaska hit piece did a long sympathetic story on rural white Republicans facing California Dems’ new House map. It barely mentions the many more new GOP gerrymanders—mostly targeting Black & Latino Dems—at the end. Many other examples, like this sexist portrayal of AOC
Show PostJamo's point about the bylines is the critical indicator here. When the Times decides they really want to juice a story, they assign multiple reporters to it - in this case, NINE - which produces a torrent of articles, which then convinces everyone else in the media that this is a Really Big Deal
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