I ended up doing it. My estimate of the motive behind various Dems' anti-trans pivots. Note that the harm this has caused is the same across all tiers; the tiering is more about whether we can reason with them and future liability.
September 20, 2026 at 4:24 AM
I ended up doing it. My estimate of the motive behind various Dems' anti-trans pivots. Note that the harm this has caused is the same across all tiers; the tiering is more about whether we can reason with them and future liability.
Only Kansas has less public land than Iowa. The current ag secretary literally worked for Monsanto. The legislature keeps trying to pass bills limiting land acquisition for restoration, we only grow two crops and raise million of pigs and laying hens in horrible confined spaces but hey, ditches!
September 20, 2026 at 12:51 PM
Only Kansas has less public land than Iowa. The current ag secretary literally worked for Monsanto. The legislature keeps trying to pass bills limiting land acquisition for restoration, we only grow two crops and raise million of pigs and laying hens in horrible confined spaces but hey, ditches!
the republicans are wide open on several fronts, historically unpopular president, unpopular war, record high gas. any dem throwing trans people under the bus at this moment is doing it because they want to. not like they need to, do they. even if it worked as a vote winner, which it doesn't
September 20, 2026 at 1:35 AM
the republicans are wide open on several fronts, historically unpopular president, unpopular war, record high gas. any dem throwing trans people under the bus at this moment is doing it because they want to. not like they need to, do they. even if it worked as a vote winner, which it doesn't
according to politico, since Jan. 2025, Trump admin has deported 170+ people “in violation of court orders,” “in defiance of legally mandated due process protections,” or “to countries from which they had sought or received protection from torture and persecution” ballsandstrikes.org/ethics-accou...