Since META continues to block "objectionable content"...trying this workaround From yesterday: https://berto.fyi/3WdyUZMIt won’t be the cheeriest part of your day but this week’s AMICUS podcast is necessary listening as everyone tries to process the end of the Supreme Court term this past week— hosts Dahlia Lithwick and Mark Joseph Stern are joined by Georgetown’s Steven … Continue reading More throttle avoidance
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It’s been a long time since I blogged anything beyond social media
...but with the Meta robocops that appear to be throttling "objectionable content" here goes Sunday July 7, 2024, 120 days till November 5th Most but not all people I know and/or read respectfully take the pro-Joe but not as 2024 candidate side of the argument: that for the good of the party and of the … Continue reading It’s been a long time since I blogged anything beyond social media
New Years Blessings, 01/01/21
New Year’s blessings, January 1, 2021 As we all tend to do this time of year, today I'm taking stock of the past 12 months and the prospects of a safer, healthier, saner, overall better 2021! One thing I read in my first year Humanities class at Davidson was Voltaire and the only lesson that’s … Continue reading New Years Blessings, 01/01/21
Georgia is turning blue, Yes, but there’s still work to do
I just came across this post from 4.5 months ago. And as hoped for, our great state of Georgia has come through, so far (the only Blue state from Virginia straights down and across to New Mexico!). But we all still have work to do-- it's only about 5 weeks till the January 5th runoffs … Continue reading Georgia is turning blue, Yes, but there’s still work to do
Postcard from small-town Georgia– this world will pull through, but it’s straining right now
Over the last several days I have been lucky to be a tiny part of democracy, serving as a recount monitor for Georgia Democrats in north and middle Georgia. The first day was a bit of washout in Madison County just north of Athens because it turns out the elections office was closed on Sunday … Continue reading Postcard from small-town Georgia– this world will pull through, but it’s straining right now
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