For the last 21 months, the lower federal courts have been fighting a rearguard action against the lawlessness of the Trump administration—with no support from Congress and very little from #SCOTUS.
One of tonight’s less visible consequences will be that we’ll have a Congress that has their backs.
One of tonight’s less visible consequences will be that we’ll have a Congress that has their backs.
November 4, 2026 at 4:32 AM
For the last 21 months, the lower federal courts have been fighting a rearguard action against the lawlessness of the Trump administration—with no support from Congress and very little from #SCOTUS.
One of tonight’s less visible consequences will be that we’ll have a Congress that has their backs.
One of tonight’s less visible consequences will be that we’ll have a Congress that has their backs.
Yeah, my hunch is these guys are going to be fairly uninterested in Germany now they are fighting a rearguard in Georgia.
November 4, 2026 at 7:44 AM
Yeah, my hunch is these guys are going to be fairly uninterested in Germany now they are fighting a rearguard in Georgia.
Arsenal did very well to frustrate Liverpool in the second half.
Our ability to mount a dominant rearguard action is so good at deflating opponents. It's a big win.
Hopefully that Anfield hex is off our backs for a while now. 💪
Our ability to mount a dominant rearguard action is so good at deflating opponents. It's a big win.
Hopefully that Anfield hex is off our backs for a while now. 💪
November 1, 2026 at 6:35 PM
Arsenal did very well to frustrate Liverpool in the second half.
Our ability to mount a dominant rearguard action is so good at deflating opponents. It's a big win.
Hopefully that Anfield hex is off our backs for a while now. 💪
Our ability to mount a dominant rearguard action is so good at deflating opponents. It's a big win.
Hopefully that Anfield hex is off our backs for a while now. 💪
No one, absolutely no one, would have blamed gina hinojosa if she had fought a rearguard action that succeeded only in keeping abbott’s margin from carrying Paxton over the line. That would have been seen as a massive success. But she was not content to do that. she found abbott’s weakness, she
November 4, 2026 at 4:12 AM
No one, absolutely no one, would have blamed gina hinojosa if she had fought a rearguard action that succeeded only in keeping abbott’s margin from carrying Paxton over the line. That would have been seen as a massive success. But she was not content to do that. she found abbott’s weakness, she
I mean this has been the most wantonly, brazenly corrupt administration in U.S. history, and with the exception of The Federalist occasionally publishing rearguard *lawfare* pieces, everyone on the right is too terrified to talk about it. It's dysfunctional.
November 4, 2026 at 10:13 PM
I mean this has been the most wantonly, brazenly corrupt administration in U.S. history, and with the exception of The Federalist occasionally publishing rearguard *lawfare* pieces, everyone on the right is too terrified to talk about it. It's dysfunctional.
We keep seeing this rearguard action from the longtime Iran hawks where a hypothetical Iran conflict in which everything has gone smoothly is substituted for the actually existing Iran War where no war aims have been achieved or are likely to be achieved
October 31, 2026 at 3:06 PM
We keep seeing this rearguard action from the longtime Iran hawks where a hypothetical Iran conflict in which everything has gone smoothly is substituted for the actually existing Iran War where no war aims have been achieved or are likely to be achieved
And hanging onto (thus far) EVERY single seat they'd gerrymandered while also getting within a few *hundred* votes of flipping some of the most supposed-to-be-safe candidates is an insanely good rearguard action for Dems even if we lost statewide and don't end up flipping any seats
November 4, 2026 at 1:40 AM
And hanging onto (thus far) EVERY single seat they'd gerrymandered while also getting within a few *hundred* votes of flipping some of the most supposed-to-be-safe candidates is an insanely good rearguard action for Dems even if we lost statewide and don't end up flipping any seats
This is the one, very real dark cloud on an otherwise amazing week.
But I also remember how awful I and most I knew felt when Bush and Turd Blossom engineered a sweeping set of state amendments against same sex marriage.
These rearguard culture moves won't last (but the current harms will).
But I also remember how awful I and most I knew felt when Bush and Turd Blossom engineered a sweeping set of state amendments against same sex marriage.
These rearguard culture moves won't last (but the current harms will).
November 4, 2026 at 2:42 PM
This is the one, very real dark cloud on an otherwise amazing week.
But I also remember how awful I and most I knew felt when Bush and Turd Blossom engineered a sweeping set of state amendments against same sex marriage.
These rearguard culture moves won't last (but the current harms will).
But I also remember how awful I and most I knew felt when Bush and Turd Blossom engineered a sweeping set of state amendments against same sex marriage.
These rearguard culture moves won't last (but the current harms will).
For the last 21 months, the lower federal courts have been fighting a rearguard action against the lawlessness of the Trump administration—with no support from Congress and very little from #SCOTUS.
One of tonight’s less visible consequences will be that we’ll have a Congress that has their backs.
One of tonight’s less visible consequences will be that we’ll have a Congress that has their backs.
November 4, 2026 at 5:23 AM
For the last 21 months, the lower federal courts have been fighting a rearguard action against the lawlessness of the Trump administration—with no support from Congress and very little from #SCOTUS.
One of tonight’s less visible consequences will be that we’ll have a Congress that has their backs.
One of tonight’s less visible consequences will be that we’ll have a Congress that has their backs.
Round my way, "The Halloween celebrants" are fighting a brave but futile rearguard action.
All of them, big fans of 'The nightmare before Christmas'
All of them, big fans of 'The nightmare before Christmas'
November 3, 2026 at 10:44 AM
Round my way, "The Halloween celebrants" are fighting a brave but futile rearguard action.
All of them, big fans of 'The nightmare before Christmas'
All of them, big fans of 'The nightmare before Christmas'
It's not novel to observe but it is funny that most authoritarians are actually really pathetic and afraid of basic accountability. They talk of being lions or the rearguard for their revolutionary project and do not even allow themselves to go to jail.
“I will never give up on my Brazil!”
>loses election
>immediately flees the country
>loses election
>immediately flees the country
October 28, 2026 at 3:10 AM
It's not novel to observe but it is funny that most authoritarians are actually really pathetic and afraid of basic accountability. They talk of being lions or the rearguard for their revolutionary project and do not even allow themselves to go to jail.
not the sort of rearguard action they'd hoped for
November 4, 2026 at 1:29 AM
not the sort of rearguard action they'd hoped for
For the last 21 months, the lower federal courts have been fighting a rearguard action against the lawlessness of the Trump administration—with no support from Congress and very little from #SCOTUS.
One of tonight’s less visible consequences will be that we’ll have a Congress that has their backs.
One of tonight’s less visible consequences will be that we’ll have a Congress that has their backs.
November 4, 2026 at 4:09 PM
For the last 21 months, the lower federal courts have been fighting a rearguard action against the lawlessness of the Trump administration—with no support from Congress and very little from #SCOTUS.
One of tonight’s less visible consequences will be that we’ll have a Congress that has their backs.
One of tonight’s less visible consequences will be that we’ll have a Congress that has their backs.
Report: Liverpool 0-1 Arsenal (inc. goal)
Report: Liverpool 0-1 Arsenal (inc. goal)
Arsenal claimed their first league win at Anfield since 2012 thanks to Kai Havertz’s early strike and a determined rearguard action. The Gunners deserved their 16th-minute lead but spent the rest of the half under siege as Liverpool poured forward, their wasteful finishing sparing David Raya. Mikel Arteta’s side regained some composure after the break […]
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p1r.es
November 1, 2026 at 6:36 PM
Report: Liverpool 0-1 Arsenal (inc. goal)
Some of the last ditch Dixiecrats’ rearguard actions in the early 2000’s
November 5, 2026 at 3:56 AM
Some of the last ditch Dixiecrats’ rearguard actions in the early 2000’s
Brilliant rearguard action from an Arsenal team who find comfort settling into their defensive shape and holding on. Maybe 14 years without a win at Anfield was the wrong time to expect sparkle, but when we retreat we must improve our transition threat in future
Still, great win & weekend #COYG 🔴⚪️🏆
Still, great win & weekend #COYG 🔴⚪️🏆
November 1, 2026 at 6:32 PM
Brilliant rearguard action from an Arsenal team who find comfort settling into their defensive shape and holding on. Maybe 14 years without a win at Anfield was the wrong time to expect sparkle, but when we retreat we must improve our transition threat in future
Still, great win & weekend #COYG 🔴⚪️🏆
Still, great win & weekend #COYG 🔴⚪️🏆
TERFs can't accept that they're transmisic ideology is part of a rearguard action for the patriarchy, it would psychology destroy them.
October 28, 2026 at 11:33 PM
TERFs can't accept that they're transmisic ideology is part of a rearguard action for the patriarchy, it would psychology destroy them.
Progressives are about to deliver a senate majority over the furious rearguard action by conservatives to destroy that...
And the net effect is going to be that those same incompetent conservatives get be the majority leaders...
None of this makes sense.
And the net effect is going to be that those same incompetent conservatives get be the majority leaders...
None of this makes sense.
November 1, 2026 at 5:26 PM
Progressives are about to deliver a senate majority over the furious rearguard action by conservatives to destroy that...
And the net effect is going to be that those same incompetent conservatives get be the majority leaders...
None of this makes sense.
And the net effect is going to be that those same incompetent conservatives get be the majority leaders...
None of this makes sense.
Nor, should I stress, is there such a thing as "pure" Christianity, "pure" Judaism, or "pure" Islam. The quest for an "untainted" religion is almost by definition a futile one. People talk to each other, beliefs and practices change. Fundamentalism is at best fighting a rearguard action.
October 29, 2026 at 8:19 PM
Nor, should I stress, is there such a thing as "pure" Christianity, "pure" Judaism, or "pure" Islam. The quest for an "untainted" religion is almost by definition a futile one. People talk to each other, beliefs and practices change. Fundamentalism is at best fighting a rearguard action.
The Battle of Vyazma was a major rearguard action fought on 3 November 1812 during Napoleon Bonaparte’s retreat from Moscow. The Russian victory severely disrupted the cohesion of the French Grande Armée, turning their orderly withdrawal into a chaotic rout.
📸 Battle of Vyazma, by Peter von Hess
📸 Battle of Vyazma, by Peter von Hess
November 3, 2026 at 7:21 PM
The Battle of Vyazma was a major rearguard action fought on 3 November 1812 during Napoleon Bonaparte’s retreat from Moscow. The Russian victory severely disrupted the cohesion of the French Grande Armée, turning their orderly withdrawal into a chaotic rout.
📸 Battle of Vyazma, by Peter von Hess
📸 Battle of Vyazma, by Peter von Hess
you should be ok
probably also some rearguard action as they lost and didn't include those key men
probably also some rearguard action as they lost and didn't include those key men
October 30, 2026 at 2:43 PM
you should be ok
probably also some rearguard action as they lost and didn't include those key men
probably also some rearguard action as they lost and didn't include those key men
Wouldn't want to take anything away from Fleetwood, so excellent in their second half rearguard. However I can't think of many Arsenal players who could complain if they were dropped for the next dozen games after their performance tonight.
October 27, 2026 at 10:14 PM
Wouldn't want to take anything away from Fleetwood, so excellent in their second half rearguard. However I can't think of many Arsenal players who could complain if they were dropped for the next dozen games after their performance tonight.
#シェハリオンの日記SchiehallionDiary
「猛吹雪の中での終わりなき殿(しんがり)という最後尾の戦い」Vol.6
"A Rearguard Battle Without End Amidst a Blinding Blizzard" Vol. 6
「猛吹雪の中での終わりなき殿(しんがり)という最後尾の戦い」Vol.6
"A Rearguard Battle Without End Amidst a Blinding Blizzard" Vol. 6
November 4, 2026 at 7:43 PM
#シェハリオンの日記SchiehallionDiary
「猛吹雪の中での終わりなき殿(しんがり)という最後尾の戦い」Vol.6
"A Rearguard Battle Without End Amidst a Blinding Blizzard" Vol. 6
「猛吹雪の中での終わりなき殿(しんがり)という最後尾の戦い」Vol.6
"A Rearguard Battle Without End Amidst a Blinding Blizzard" Vol. 6