Andre Green
@andregreen.bsky.social
Part-time Politician, Full-time Trouble Maker Always my own snarky, sarcastic opinion (and only mine).
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Where do I go to make this real
MacKenzie Scott Donates $80 Million To Reboot ‘Living Single’ https://theonion.com/mackenzie-scott-donates-80-million-to-reboot-living-single/
November 11, 2025 at 8:04 PM
Where do I go to make this real
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Angus King accidentally said what we all feared when this started, that there was no way to get the ACA extension because Republicans are more dedicated to being evil than centrist Democrats to fighting for us and Republicans knew it.
November 10, 2025 at 8:07 PM
Angus King accidentally said what we all feared when this started, that there was no way to get the ACA extension because Republicans are more dedicated to being evil than centrist Democrats to fighting for us and Republicans knew it.
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Schumer and the Dems are about to teach Trump the lesson that they’ll cave whenever he abuses power to sufficiently hurt people.
November 9, 2025 at 9:45 PM
Schumer and the Dems are about to teach Trump the lesson that they’ll cave whenever he abuses power to sufficiently hurt people.
The successes of @pelosi.house.gov as Speaker seem so much starker when paired with the unending uselessness of @schumer.senate.gov as the worst Democratic Senate Leader Ever.
November 9, 2025 at 9:07 PM
The successes of @pelosi.house.gov as Speaker seem so much starker when paired with the unending uselessness of @schumer.senate.gov as the worst Democratic Senate Leader Ever.
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Oh, and after all the millions of dollars spent on advertising, the harmful policies and all the demagoguery...
Stop.
Picking.
On.
Trans.
Kids.
The Rs lost to me four times in six years. That should've been a hint. But apparently it wasn't, so the voters made their thoughts crystal clear tonight.
Stop.
Picking.
On.
Trans.
Kids.
The Rs lost to me four times in six years. That should've been a hint. But apparently it wasn't, so the voters made their thoughts crystal clear tonight.
November 5, 2025 at 7:02 AM
Oh, and after all the millions of dollars spent on advertising, the harmful policies and all the demagoguery...
Stop.
Picking.
On.
Trans.
Kids.
The Rs lost to me four times in six years. That should've been a hint. But apparently it wasn't, so the voters made their thoughts crystal clear tonight.
Stop.
Picking.
On.
Trans.
Kids.
The Rs lost to me four times in six years. That should've been a hint. But apparently it wasn't, so the voters made their thoughts crystal clear tonight.
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We should not lose sight of the fact that for as much as we love Zohran, Brad Lander is Bluesky’s favorite New Yorker
Our message to Andrew Cuomo was loud & clear in June.
It’s louder & clearer tonight.
It’s louder & clearer tonight.
November 5, 2025 at 5:11 AM
We should not lose sight of the fact that for as much as we love Zohran, Brad Lander is Bluesky’s favorite New Yorker
If you think abusing SNAP is easy, you probably don't have first or even second hand experience with it.
as someone who was on SNAP four times let me tell you it would be *phenomenally hard* to exploit, they put *a lot of effort* into giving you *as little as possible* and are horrendously understaffed
if someone has managed to abuse the system they are Danny Ocean and you should respect the hustle
if someone has managed to abuse the system they are Danny Ocean and you should respect the hustle
“some people abuse SNAP” your soul is rotten
November 3, 2025 at 4:45 PM
If you think abusing SNAP is easy, you probably don't have first or even second hand experience with it.
It is a truth universally known that the more likely a rich person is to throw a Gatsby-themed party, they less likely they are to have ever read The Great Gatsby.
Trump is holding a Great Gatsby/Roaring 20s-themed party at his private club in Palm Beach tonight as he tries to withhold SNAP and health care subsidies from millions of Americans. (via Kellie Meyer)
November 1, 2025 at 1:34 PM
It is a truth universally known that the more likely a rich person is to throw a Gatsby-themed party, they less likely they are to have ever read The Great Gatsby.
I have no interest in ICP musically, but the more I learn about the culture and the people, the more I respect them. This is the objectively right answer. And it's true for all of us, "I used to suck. I hope I suck less now. I hope I suck even less tomorrow."
Reminder that Violent J of Insane Clown Posse has the correct response to a lot of the shitty things he said in the early days.
October 21, 2025 at 4:52 PM
I have no interest in ICP musically, but the more I learn about the culture and the people, the more I respect them. This is the objectively right answer. And it's true for all of us, "I used to suck. I hope I suck less now. I hope I suck even less tomorrow."
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Take note of all these people turning out for protests in small towns in red states.
Remember them the next time you’re inclined to write an area off because “they voted for this.”
Remember them the next time you’re inclined to write an area off because “they voted for this.”
October 18, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Take note of all these people turning out for protests in small towns in red states.
Remember them the next time you’re inclined to write an area off because “they voted for this.”
Remember them the next time you’re inclined to write an area off because “they voted for this.”
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How is it worse to say some people in the GOP are deplorable? Deplorable is worse than violent criminal? Someone should count all the articles that were published about Clinton's comment and compare them with coverage of this and similar remarks.
Leavitt: "The Democrat Party's main constituency is made up of Hamas terrorists, illegal aliens, and violent criminals."
October 16, 2025 at 5:43 PM
How is it worse to say some people in the GOP are deplorable? Deplorable is worse than violent criminal? Someone should count all the articles that were published about Clinton's comment and compare them with coverage of this and similar remarks.
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October 16, 2025 at 1:21 PM
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This isn’t the whole story, of course – but if it’s not at the core of your story, you’re on the wrong track.
Add “Once democracy made it possible for women to threaten patriarchal domination and for queer people to publicly affirm their identity” – and we’re already very, very close.
Add “Once democracy made it possible for women to threaten patriarchal domination and for queer people to publicly affirm their identity” – and we’re already very, very close.
Once American democracy made it possible for a Black man to be elected president, American conservatives decided that it had to be destroyed
While Vought traces the “leftwing revolution” back a hundred years, to the progressive era, there is no question that the election of Barack Obama was a radicalizing moment for him and many key thinkers on the radical Right - as were the multiracial protests in the summer of 2020.
October 16, 2025 at 12:06 PM
This isn’t the whole story, of course – but if it’s not at the core of your story, you’re on the wrong track.
Add “Once democracy made it possible for women to threaten patriarchal domination and for queer people to publicly affirm their identity” – and we’re already very, very close.
Add “Once democracy made it possible for women to threaten patriarchal domination and for queer people to publicly affirm their identity” – and we’re already very, very close.
Wait, liberals who care about politics won't pay for a conservative paper trying to pretend to be above politics? WHO COULD'VE SEEN THAT COMING?
Lmao WaPo has fewer than 100K circulation now. It turns out “alienate your liberal subscriber base” is not a good strategy when the Republicans also hate you. www.forbes.com/sites/andyme...
The Washington Post Is Running Out Of Readers Willing To Pay
Once a titan of American journalism, The Washington Post now struggles to reach even 100,000 print subscribers most days.
www.forbes.com
October 14, 2025 at 2:40 PM
Wait, liberals who care about politics won't pay for a conservative paper trying to pretend to be above politics? WHO COULD'VE SEEN THAT COMING?
This is why SCOTUS can't clam legitimacy right now
It is pretty galling that the Supreme Court spent four years telling Biden "you can't do that without Congress" then allowed Trump to seize a once-unthinkable amount of power from Congress within nine months and concentrate law-making authority almost entirely in the executive branch.
October 9, 2025 at 3:12 PM
This is why SCOTUS can't clam legitimacy right now
According to the President of the United States, I'm an "animal" who needs to be "quell"ed by the US Military (but not by women or POC soldiers, per SecDef's wishes). So I have that going for me??
September 30, 2025 at 5:26 PM
According to the President of the United States, I'm an "animal" who needs to be "quell"ed by the US Military (but not by women or POC soldiers, per SecDef's wishes). So I have that going for me??
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# of paragraphs for news orgs to mention there's no discernable need to deploy troops to Portland, Oregon
The Guardian: 1st paragraph
BBC: 4th paragraph
AP: 5th paragraph
Time: 6th paragraph
Politico: 8th paragraph
NPR: 9th paragraph
CNN: 10th paragraph
NBC: 12th paragraph
Fox News: never mentions
The Guardian: 1st paragraph
BBC: 4th paragraph
AP: 5th paragraph
Time: 6th paragraph
Politico: 8th paragraph
NPR: 9th paragraph
CNN: 10th paragraph
NBC: 12th paragraph
Fox News: never mentions
September 27, 2025 at 7:24 PM
# of paragraphs for news orgs to mention there's no discernable need to deploy troops to Portland, Oregon
The Guardian: 1st paragraph
BBC: 4th paragraph
AP: 5th paragraph
Time: 6th paragraph
Politico: 8th paragraph
NPR: 9th paragraph
CNN: 10th paragraph
NBC: 12th paragraph
Fox News: never mentions
The Guardian: 1st paragraph
BBC: 4th paragraph
AP: 5th paragraph
Time: 6th paragraph
Politico: 8th paragraph
NPR: 9th paragraph
CNN: 10th paragraph
NBC: 12th paragraph
Fox News: never mentions
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Friday: a prosecutor is forced to resign bc he concludes there's not enough evidence to go after Trump's perceived enemies
Saturday: Trump makes public post asking Attorney General why she hasn't gone after his enemies
Wednesday: DOJ says enemy indictment coming right up sir
do I have that right?
Saturday: Trump makes public post asking Attorney General why she hasn't gone after his enemies
Wednesday: DOJ says enemy indictment coming right up sir
do I have that right?
BREAKING on MSNBC:
Former FBI Director James Comey is expected to be indicted in the coming days in the Eastern District of Virginia, where a prosecutor who opposed bringing the case was recently fired, three sources familiar with the matter told MSNBC.
Former FBI Director James Comey is expected to be indicted in the coming days in the Eastern District of Virginia, where a prosecutor who opposed bringing the case was recently fired, three sources familiar with the matter told MSNBC.
September 24, 2025 at 7:47 PM
Friday: a prosecutor is forced to resign bc he concludes there's not enough evidence to go after Trump's perceived enemies
Saturday: Trump makes public post asking Attorney General why she hasn't gone after his enemies
Wednesday: DOJ says enemy indictment coming right up sir
do I have that right?
Saturday: Trump makes public post asking Attorney General why she hasn't gone after his enemies
Wednesday: DOJ says enemy indictment coming right up sir
do I have that right?
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I get that pretty much no one is a fan of Jim Comey. But the idea that he -knowingly and willfully lied to Congress- is just absurd on its face. We’ll see if a grand jury will really indict a ham sandwich, but I think it’s more likely the Trump admin will end up with egg on its face (again)
September 25, 2025 at 12:45 AM
I get that pretty much no one is a fan of Jim Comey. But the idea that he -knowingly and willfully lied to Congress- is just absurd on its face. We’ll see if a grand jury will really indict a ham sandwich, but I think it’s more likely the Trump admin will end up with egg on its face (again)
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I know her therapy bill has got to be through the roof.
Kamala Harris on The View on election night: "That night -- I grieved in a way that I have not since my mother died. The pain was not at all about losing a race. I knew what it was going to mean for the country ... all I could say over and over was 'my God, my God, my God.' It was very difficult."
September 23, 2025 at 4:11 PM
I know her therapy bill has got to be through the roof.
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if these companies would just put out a statement saying “we told him to go fuck himself” they would instantly have the type of loyal and dedicated customer base corporations dream of and spend decades trying to cultivate
Heard from a friend at Disney+ that there are multiple levels of freakout internally, both from internal dissatisfaction, concerns about subscription cancelations, and of course the big one: concern about a boycott spilling over into parks and cruises.
September 18, 2025 at 3:30 PM
if these companies would just put out a statement saying “we told him to go fuck himself” they would instantly have the type of loyal and dedicated customer base corporations dream of and spend decades trying to cultivate
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The Third Reich didn't last 1,000 years.
Pinochet was ousted with a referendum.
And the US isn't exactly dealing with the smartest, most competent fascists.
Those of you insisting that 2025 is forever need to read a book, touch grass, go to therapy, anything other than trying to make others quit.
Pinochet was ousted with a referendum.
And the US isn't exactly dealing with the smartest, most competent fascists.
Those of you insisting that 2025 is forever need to read a book, touch grass, go to therapy, anything other than trying to make others quit.
September 18, 2025 at 3:02 PM
The Third Reich didn't last 1,000 years.
Pinochet was ousted with a referendum.
And the US isn't exactly dealing with the smartest, most competent fascists.
Those of you insisting that 2025 is forever need to read a book, touch grass, go to therapy, anything other than trying to make others quit.
Pinochet was ousted with a referendum.
And the US isn't exactly dealing with the smartest, most competent fascists.
Those of you insisting that 2025 is forever need to read a book, touch grass, go to therapy, anything other than trying to make others quit.
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Just so I'm clear:
TV host says we should kill every homeless person? No big deal
TV host says the right must "go to war" with the left? Pfft.
TV host says the government is cracking down on critics? Well, the government cracks down on him for the criticism.
Free speech, everyone.
TV host says we should kill every homeless person? No big deal
TV host says the right must "go to war" with the left? Pfft.
TV host says the government is cracking down on critics? Well, the government cracks down on him for the criticism.
Free speech, everyone.
September 17, 2025 at 11:52 PM
Just so I'm clear:
TV host says we should kill every homeless person? No big deal
TV host says the right must "go to war" with the left? Pfft.
TV host says the government is cracking down on critics? Well, the government cracks down on him for the criticism.
Free speech, everyone.
TV host says we should kill every homeless person? No big deal
TV host says the right must "go to war" with the left? Pfft.
TV host says the government is cracking down on critics? Well, the government cracks down on him for the criticism.
Free speech, everyone.
This is true. And one reason Project 2029 needs to deal with regulating the ownership of media companies.
This is the essential point. This will go nowhere. 100% of the issue with all the other media suits is that a rogue president is a huge danger to a big diversified corp which also owns a media company. They can be hit everywhere. The NYT is just the NYT. No vulnerability.
Suspect the NYT lawsuit is very different to those brought against TV news networks. The NYT isn't part of a much larger corporate group, and it interacts much less with federal regulators. Their incentives to fight are much stronger (and it's *such* a flimsy lawsuit).
September 16, 2025 at 4:26 PM
This is true. And one reason Project 2029 needs to deal with regulating the ownership of media companies.