AI Visibility Podcast with Jason T Wade of BackTier · Episode

Twenty-five years ago, I awoke in the predawn darkness in Coronado, California, and began my day as a Basic Underwater Demolition School student.

My son is seven years old and in the second grade.

There are a lot of theories floating around about the recent success of progressive candidates this cycle and last night (despite the narrowest victory possible in Wisconsin of a normie Dem).

The campaign against Anthony Fauci is a campaign against memory: the memory of what the nation went through in 2020-22 to be sure, but also against my memories of that period, and yours as well.

I've been saying the same thing for a decade

As I write this, I’m fortunate enough to be on Oahu, looking across Turtle Bay at the Opana radio station.

I was wrong

Nor Would He Have Been Allowed To

The domestic debate over the Iran war has largely been conducted in dollars as groceries become more expensive every week and it costs a hundred bucks to fill up your F-250.

And The Spills Of Life

And Strategic Empathy

I think it is a mistake to bet against Maine showing up for one of its own, and I think, if Graham Platner does not have any worse skeletons in the closet, he will win the primary next week despite hi...

And Trump's Nap Habit

I drove eight hours round trip today to Maine to introduce Graham Platner for about ninety seconds.

Your mother probably thinks of motherhood in terms of the obvious things: meals made, rides given, worries carried quietly, bills paid when money was tight, staying up when children were sick.

Part 1

The first thing that strikes you at the Campaigns & Elections Conference in Washington is the velocity attendees operate at.

There is a great deal of ink being spilled now on the strategic failures of a war with Iran, how it failed to achieve its stated objectives, how it rattled the Strait, spiked prices, and left the regime more entrenched than before.

By Daniel Addison Barkhuff

In fighting, the casual observer fantasizes the bold stroke: a slick submission out of nowhere, a blistering left hook to the chin, or the wartime seizure of terrain so central that everything else co...

I spent the entirety of yesterday (Saturday) sugaring.

Robert Mueller is gone now, and the temptation will be to measure impact in headlines: Special Counsel, Russia, Trump, testimony, outcomes.

And those about to be

Federal authorities said Thursday that a person detained Wednesday after a standoff at a South Burlington home was not the person identified in a warrant they had obtained to make an arrest.

As of early Wednesday afternoon U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents had a home surrounded on Dorset Street and a crowd of protesters had gathered.

And so does everyone

Of The Hallowed

People are essentially good.

I'm serious

Most of the choices that shape your life don’t announce themselves as important.

The startup Civly is betting that AI can streamline the often-arduous, weekslong process of compiling opposition research

I’m about to spend an hour and a half-writing how little of a shit I give about the Kennedy Center. Trump can name it “The Apprentice Fred Trump Marla Maples Central Park 5 Center of Excellence.” I...

civly.ai

And My Rage

He is about ten years older than me, which in the Teams is not a small thing.

And why we can't keep up

On Martin Luther King Jr.

Nothing hardens the tribe like disdain

And Time

Like many of you, I clicked on the news just now.

Every New Year, I return to: This Is Water.

Is Winning

And Fatherhood

When you learn to scuba dive, one of the first drills is this: your instructor knocks the regulator out of your mouth.

I did almost all of my Christmas shopping this year through Instagram ads.

That there is truth and good, and you must live it

There is something uniquely cruel about dying in a place built for becoming.