Lindsey Halligan tried to girlboss her way past credentialing
January 21, 2026 at 2:56 PM
Lindsey Halligan tried to girlboss her way past credentialing
My take today on the new White House press credentialing policy.
September 21, 2026 at 2:57 PM
My take today on the new White House press credentialing policy.
Licensing requirements to be a politician:
- ethics
- science
- history
- standards
- transparency
- ongoing learning
Similar to credentialing for physicians, nurses, attorneys, airplane pilots, teachers, many other professions.
#Semantics
#HumanReasoning
#SharedFacts
- ethics
- science
- history
- standards
- transparency
- ongoing learning
Similar to credentialing for physicians, nurses, attorneys, airplane pilots, teachers, many other professions.
#Semantics
#HumanReasoning
#SharedFacts
January 20, 2025 at 1:06 PM
Licensing requirements to be a politician:
- ethics
- science
- history
- standards
- transparency
- ongoing learning
Similar to credentialing for physicians, nurses, attorneys, airplane pilots, teachers, many other professions.
#Semantics
#HumanReasoning
#SharedFacts
- ethics
- science
- history
- standards
- transparency
- ongoing learning
Similar to credentialing for physicians, nurses, attorneys, airplane pilots, teachers, many other professions.
#Semantics
#HumanReasoning
#SharedFacts
It’s just a credentialing system/club at this point tbh
Ik besides the point & this type of inter-elite bullshit happens all the time (I just didn't know they were all in a pedo ring until recently!) but what academic qualifications does Brooks even have for this role? He's never done any scholarship his entire life; he's an opinion columnist!
January 29, 2026 at 10:18 PM
It’s just a credentialing system/club at this point tbh
I am aware of Universities’ AI credentialing schemes. If there are similar credentialing schemes for TikTok and Netflix please let me know.
August 24, 2025 at 2:25 PM
I am aware of Universities’ AI credentialing schemes. If there are similar credentialing schemes for TikTok and Netflix please let me know.
Next week they'll be credentialing RT as "new media"
April 22, 2025 at 5:46 PM
Next week they'll be credentialing RT as "new media"
it's just so fuckin wild that the Ivy League University credentialing factory produces guys like JD Vance, Bret Kavanaugh & Joseph Ladapo, who are not only dumb as shit but hellbent on helping destroy the Ivy League University credentialing factory
September 16, 2025 at 4:25 AM
it's just so fuckin wild that the Ivy League University credentialing factory produces guys like JD Vance, Bret Kavanaugh & Joseph Ladapo, who are not only dumb as shit but hellbent on helping destroy the Ivy League University credentialing factory
So a true story: the moving company is charging us a “library surcharge” because we have “too many books,” which frankly I find both credentialing and insulting.
February 15, 2026 at 9:06 PM
So a true story: the moving company is charging us a “library surcharge” because we have “too many books,” which frankly I find both credentialing and insulting.
Here is my take on his new credentialing policy…
September 21, 2026 at 2:51 PM
Here is my take on his new credentialing policy…
For my theory money:
Credentialing of bodies, credentials as bureaucratic proof of state’s power to kill, himpathy, and class solidarity.
Credentialing of bodies, credentials as bureaucratic proof of state’s power to kill, himpathy, and class solidarity.
I've seen people mention Judith Butler's work on who gets mourned and who remains invisible. And that's at work here.
But there's also something else: who is granted immunity and even absolution, even if temporarily, and who remains indelibly tarnished by their past.
But there's also something else: who is granted immunity and even absolution, even if temporarily, and who remains indelibly tarnished by their past.
September 13, 2025 at 3:33 PM
For my theory money:
Credentialing of bodies, credentials as bureaucratic proof of state’s power to kill, himpathy, and class solidarity.
Credentialing of bodies, credentials as bureaucratic proof of state’s power to kill, himpathy, and class solidarity.
The problem with these shiny mirages is that, not unlike AI capital investment right now, the credentialing in “artificial intelligence” is completely decoupled from demand.
October 20, 2025 at 12:28 PM
The problem with these shiny mirages is that, not unlike AI capital investment right now, the credentialing in “artificial intelligence” is completely decoupled from demand.
Don makes an important point here about the dismantling of the administrative state. The institutional damage is to:
1.) destruction of *expertise,* honed by credentialing, research, experience, and *tenure* in job
1.) destruction of *expertise,* honed by credentialing, research, experience, and *tenure* in job
The idea that deep institutional damage can be easily rolled back seems like a very odd take for a conservative. The damage to the civil service system is huge, and legislation is needed to reassure future hires they won’t be fired on a whim.
also, describing a lack of legislative capacity as a point against authoritarian consolidation misses the point: the defining feature of Trump’s second term is consolidation of power in the *executive* - the lack of legislative authorization makes him more authoritarian, not less
August 9, 2026 at 2:01 PM
Don makes an important point here about the dismantling of the administrative state. The institutional damage is to:
1.) destruction of *expertise,* honed by credentialing, research, experience, and *tenure* in job
1.) destruction of *expertise,* honed by credentialing, research, experience, and *tenure* in job
July 3, 2025 at 5:38 PM
kids cheat at school because it's sold to them as a credentialing exercise necessary to get a job, and because most of the role models and adults in their life do not value education except in those terms
May 8, 2025 at 12:32 PM
kids cheat at school because it's sold to them as a credentialing exercise necessary to get a job, and because most of the role models and adults in their life do not value education except in those terms
We need to expand access to good-paying jobs that require training and credentialing.
My bipartisan legislation will allow Americans to use their “529” educational savings to pay for training and certification outside of a four-year degree.
My bipartisan legislation will allow Americans to use their “529” educational savings to pay for training and certification outside of a four-year degree.
March 10, 2025 at 11:02 PM
We need to expand access to good-paying jobs that require training and credentialing.
My bipartisan legislation will allow Americans to use their “529” educational savings to pay for training and certification outside of a four-year degree.
My bipartisan legislation will allow Americans to use their “529” educational savings to pay for training and certification outside of a four-year degree.
Y’all please pray I get this adjunct credentialing done this year so I can start teaching in the spring.
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September 25, 2026 at 7:02 PM
Y’all please pray I get this adjunct credentialing done this year so I can start teaching in the spring.
This is what happens when the people in charge of these institutions see education as simply credentialing, and teaching as no more than content delivery.
February 25, 2024 at 5:43 PM
This is what happens when the people in charge of these institutions see education as simply credentialing, and teaching as no more than content delivery.
If your thing is inventing demons on the left in order to depict progressivism as some kind of disease, go be a Republican. I think Beshear is basically a good guy, but this kind of self-credentialing is pandering trash.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear tells Michigan Democrats the party has "let advocacy speak seep into our language."
He gives the example of calling inmates the "justice involved population."
"If we want to be the party of the people, we've got to talk like we are people," he says.
He gives the example of calling inmates the "justice involved population."
"If we want to be the party of the people, we've got to talk like we are people," he says.
April 19, 2026 at 3:08 AM
If your thing is inventing demons on the left in order to depict progressivism as some kind of disease, go be a Republican. I think Beshear is basically a good guy, but this kind of self-credentialing is pandering trash.
Why do we even HAVE credentialing systems???
September 19, 2025 at 1:13 PM
Why do we even HAVE credentialing systems???
I don’t talk about real life on Main but my comment requires credentialing: i was at food banks 4x times last month, trying to support etc. Food insecurity is off the charts & I just don’t see anything on the horizon to help people. It’s terrifying. I just come home and sulk and cry and dissociate.
July 21, 2026 at 1:13 PM
I don’t talk about real life on Main but my comment requires credentialing: i was at food banks 4x times last month, trying to support etc. Food insecurity is off the charts & I just don’t see anything on the horizon to help people. It’s terrifying. I just come home and sulk and cry and dissociate.
BREAKING: Neurosurgeon Greg Malham terminated from Warringal Private Hospital after Four Corners investigation
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07...
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07...
Hospital terminates neurosurgeon after Four Corners investigation
Warringal Private Hospital terminates neurosurgeon Greg Malham's temporary credentialing after a Four Corners investigation exposes allegations of poor behaviour.
www.abc.net.au
July 22, 2025 at 8:51 AM
BREAKING: Neurosurgeon Greg Malham terminated from Warringal Private Hospital after Four Corners investigation
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07...
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07...
Oh great, the Pentagon is credentialing a well-known right-wing crackpot who I had to file a police report against two months ago because she threatened my son.
What a world!
What a world!
November 4, 2025 at 12:15 AM
Oh great, the Pentagon is credentialing a well-known right-wing crackpot who I had to file a police report against two months ago because she threatened my son.
What a world!
What a world!
JUST IN: The federal appeals court in DC has upheld the White House's decision to outsource press credentialing to the Senate Daily Press Gallery.
Journalist Simon Ateba's claim that his denial of a hard pass violates the First Amendment is denied.
s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25...
Journalist Simon Ateba's claim that his denial of a hard pass violates the First Amendment is denied.
s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25...
April 8, 2025 at 2:19 PM
JUST IN: The federal appeals court in DC has upheld the White House's decision to outsource press credentialing to the Senate Daily Press Gallery.
Journalist Simon Ateba's claim that his denial of a hard pass violates the First Amendment is denied.
s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25...
Journalist Simon Ateba's claim that his denial of a hard pass violates the First Amendment is denied.
s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25...
I’m not sure white people have realized that, yet. But I’m *pretty* sure the doubling down on fossil fuels, dismantling credentialing and forcing AI down our throats means they fully intend for a lot of you to also be surplus labor.
March 15, 2026 at 3:46 AM
I’m not sure white people have realized that, yet. But I’m *pretty* sure the doubling down on fossil fuels, dismantling credentialing and forcing AI down our throats means they fully intend for a lot of you to also be surplus labor.
Editors and reporters say they’ll continue to cover the US military thoroughly, with or without press credentials. Some well-known members of the Pentagon press corps have used the credentialing controversy to encourage tipsters to get in touch with them.
October 13, 2025 at 11:29 PM
Editors and reporters say they’ll continue to cover the US military thoroughly, with or without press credentials. Some well-known members of the Pentagon press corps have used the credentialing controversy to encourage tipsters to get in touch with them.