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Corrupt power will always inflict more harm if it can benefit from that additional suffering. But we don't have to let it happen.
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I can only try to tell you how happy I was when I saw this post from Katelyn Burns, the hilarious journalist behind Burns Notice and the podcast Cancel Me, Daddy:
As I hope you know, I’ve been screaming about how Democrats everywhere NEED...
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The simplest and most seductive political analysis is that voters would share all my policy preferences if Democrats just did what I say they should. And it’s a decent analysis because it’s somewhat true! People and politicians are infinite...
Companies and agencies are spying on us in ways Heinrich Himmler could only have dreamed of.
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Jason Sattler is LOLGOP on Twitter and the other 30 platforms we had to join because a rich snitch bought everything. Jason's writing has appeared in USA TODAY, Wired.com, the New York Daily News, and Alternet.
Healthcare policy & data analysis, advocacy & snark along with whatever other musings come to mind.
I study propaganda, influence, social media, & user agency @ Georgetown. Prev Stanford Internet Observatory, Jane Street, tech. Twitter Files bête noire. Mom of 3. \ud83d\udcd5 Invisible Rulers: The People Who Turn Lies into Reality.
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