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diveintotheshadows.bsky.social @diveintotheshadows.bsky.social · 11/06/2026
like, this is his bio here. not even the Yank right tends to be obsessed with making it their one project
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diveintotheshadows.bsky.social @diveintotheshadows.bsky.social · 09/06/2026
a photo of Yoon
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diveintotheshadows.bsky.social @diveintotheshadows.bsky.social · 04/06/2026
[t]hus the French bourgeoisie was compelled by its class position to annihilate, on the one hand, the vital conditions of all parliamentary power,
and therefore, likewise, of its own, and to render irresistible, on the other
hand, the executive power hostile to it … [and] by now stigmatising as
‘socialistic’ what it had previously extolled as ‘liberal,’ the bourgeoisie confesses that its own interests dictate that it should be delivered from the danger of its own rule; that, in order to restore tranquillity in the country, its bourgeois parliament must, first of all, be laid to rest; that, in order to preserve its social power intact, its political power must be broken.
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diveintotheshadows.bsky.social @diveintotheshadows.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
EVERY DAY I WAKE UP AND THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ IS STILL CLOSED
EVERY DAY I WAKE UP
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diveintotheshadows.bsky.social @diveintotheshadows.bsky.social · 28/05/2026
i find this really funny especially given raman's policy planks are like, in line with rae's. people talk like raman on here like she's Eduard Bernstein

I’ve been paying attention and have made up my own mind; the thing I’ve really noticed is the way Nithya’s loudest supporters speak to other voters like we’re dumb. To me, Nithya offers so little hope whereas Rae offers meaningful change for a city where someone like me would actually belong
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diveintotheshadows.bsky.social @diveintotheshadows.bsky.social · 28/05/2026
the NYT article itself talks about his support for the trans community aaaaaaaa
The rally was reminiscent of those that greeted Beto O’Rourke, the former congressman whose Senate run in 2018 was the high-water mark for Democrats in Texas. Many who came out for Mr. Talarico on Wednesday had been there for that run, and for others by Democrats since. All have ended in disappointment.

“I’m as excited as I was with Beto, maybe a little more so,” said Nathan Simmons, a lawyer who wore a white shirt declaring, “We are all immigrants.”

“He’s about religion, but he’s not forcing people to follow his beliefs,” said Nazareth — “like in the Bible” — Chavez, who attended with her 25-year-old daughter, Bri Guerrero.

Ms. Guerrero said she appreciated Mr. Talarico’s openness and his support for the transgender community. “I want to see his words in action,” she said.
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diveintotheshadows.bsky.social @diveintotheshadows.bsky.social · 28/05/2026
was talking on Discord about this but i really do think the issue with BC Cons deciding to go all in on a culture war candidate is that i have my doubts whether the Green numbers remain that high when e.g. Caroline is essentially pushing for UK style turns on LGBT rights
BC Polls 338
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diveintotheshadows.bsky.social @diveintotheshadows.bsky.social · 26/05/2026
in conclusion, the gulf is a land of contrasts
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diveintotheshadows.bsky.social @diveintotheshadows.bsky.social · 25/05/2026
like, YouGov/The Times shows this very clearly. it's a generational panic dressed up as a moral one
Young people on the rights of women and trans people
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diveintotheshadows.bsky.social @diveintotheshadows.bsky.social · 22/05/2026
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diveintotheshadows.bsky.social @diveintotheshadows.bsky.social · 22/05/2026
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diveintotheshadows.bsky.social @diveintotheshadows.bsky.social · 13/05/2026
like Gordon, 2024 basically explains this dynamic. voters expectations are more or less tethered to their experience of inflation under the last administration.
The two presidents’ track records on prices were almost identical. Yet Reagan ran a triumphant reelection campaign on the theme that it was Morning in America, while the Biden economy was vilified. What was that about?

Jared is too good an economist to be unaware of this puzzle. He has shared with me a draft of a forthcoming paper with Daniel Posthumus, in which they do indeed find that the level of prices historically didn’t matter the way it seems to now. They suggest that the long era of relatively low inflation since the mid-1980s may have made people more sensitive to price shocks:

Our findings suggest that a huge storm after a long calm can be more upsetting to people who are not used to bad weather.
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diveintotheshadows.bsky.social @diveintotheshadows.bsky.social · 05/05/2026
no longer having to worry about the people who follow me:
it's a peaceful life
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