R. Scott Rogers
@arrscott.bsky.social
“Mr. Scott Rogers is correct.” - BBC World Service. Resident on the historic lands of the Kiikaapoi & Ho-Chunk peoples. Jeopardy! champion. ⚽️🦩🏏🥌
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🚨MRI Results:
1) This is a letter, not an MRI report.
2) This letter focuses only on Trump’s supposed CV & GI results, nothing about his brain.
3) It’s a lie to say MRIs are done routinely.
4) It’s a lie to say he’s in perfect CV health, we can see the cankles.
Summary:
This is laughable bullshit.
1) This is a letter, not an MRI report.
2) This letter focuses only on Trump’s supposed CV & GI results, nothing about his brain.
3) It’s a lie to say MRIs are done routinely.
4) It’s a lie to say he’s in perfect CV health, we can see the cankles.
Summary:
This is laughable bullshit.
December 1, 2025 at 8:09 PM
🚨MRI Results:
1) This is a letter, not an MRI report.
2) This letter focuses only on Trump’s supposed CV & GI results, nothing about his brain.
3) It’s a lie to say MRIs are done routinely.
4) It’s a lie to say he’s in perfect CV health, we can see the cankles.
Summary:
This is laughable bullshit.
1) This is a letter, not an MRI report.
2) This letter focuses only on Trump’s supposed CV & GI results, nothing about his brain.
3) It’s a lie to say MRIs are done routinely.
4) It’s a lie to say he’s in perfect CV health, we can see the cankles.
Summary:
This is laughable bullshit.
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I'll support the unitary executive with one caveat: he has to do everything. Sign the checks, go to court and defend the policies, write briefs. Everything.
October 7, 2025 at 4:32 PM
I'll support the unitary executive with one caveat: he has to do everything. Sign the checks, go to court and defend the policies, write briefs. Everything.
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We need a non-delegation doctrine for the executive. Claiming no knowledge of key decisions—especially when they’ve devolved onto officials not even subject to Senate confirmation—should be grounds for injured parties to nullify those decisions.
December 1, 2025 at 6:03 PM
We need a non-delegation doctrine for the executive. Claiming no knowledge of key decisions—especially when they’ve devolved onto officials not even subject to Senate confirmation—should be grounds for injured parties to nullify those decisions.
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FYI the whole point of Fox News is to reinforce the message in the video below
This is actually quite brilliant, up to and including the final sentence 🔥
December 1, 2025 at 1:06 PM
FYI the whole point of Fox News is to reinforce the message in the video below
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Look, maybe it's all just a big fat coincidence that these dots all connect together and make Trump look corrupt as hell.
November 30, 2025 at 3:35 AM
Look, maybe it's all just a big fat coincidence that these dots all connect together and make Trump look corrupt as hell.
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And Trump has gone from nearly broke to a portfolio of $11.6 billion.
November 30, 2025 at 3:35 AM
And Trump has gone from nearly broke to a portfolio of $11.6 billion.
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Sinaloa is technically one of those narco-terrorist cartels, but I remind you, they haven't been hurt, and Hernandez did get pardoned.
November 30, 2025 at 3:35 AM
Sinaloa is technically one of those narco-terrorist cartels, but I remind you, they haven't been hurt, and Hernandez did get pardoned.
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And here's the really fun part: Guess how many of the 21 boat strikes are against Sinaloa, and guess how many are against their rivals? I know this because apparently, cartels use established drug trafficking routes, and none of them have been on the rountes Sinaloa uses.
November 30, 2025 at 3:35 AM
And here's the really fun part: Guess how many of the 21 boat strikes are against Sinaloa, and guess how many are against their rivals? I know this because apparently, cartels use established drug trafficking routes, and none of them have been on the rountes Sinaloa uses.
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And the people who are giving this money away are having lawsuits dropped by the federal government, getting pardons, and getting regulations changed on their behalf.
November 30, 2025 at 3:35 AM
And the people who are giving this money away are having lawsuits dropped by the federal government, getting pardons, and getting regulations changed on their behalf.
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And the same Binance which secretly wrote the code for USDT1, a Trump-associated stablecoin, and created PancakeSwap, a marketplace promoting World Liberty tokens—which Trump and his family got a stake in and have made $648 million off in the first half of 2025.
The Trumps now have billions worth o
The Trumps now have billions worth o
November 30, 2025 at 3:35 AM
And the same Binance which secretly wrote the code for USDT1, a Trump-associated stablecoin, and created PancakeSwap, a marketplace promoting World Liberty tokens—which Trump and his family got a stake in and have made $648 million off in the first half of 2025.
The Trumps now have billions worth o
The Trumps now have billions worth o
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The same Binance whose founder, CZ Zhao, Trump pardoned earlier this year.
November 30, 2025 at 3:35 AM
The same Binance whose founder, CZ Zhao, Trump pardoned earlier this year.
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Thiel, of "he picked JD Vance to be VP" fame. This is also the same cartel that used Binance to launder its money through Próspera.
November 30, 2025 at 3:35 AM
Thiel, of "he picked JD Vance to be VP" fame. This is also the same cartel that used Binance to launder its money through Próspera.
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He TALKED about being anti-cartel, but he was actually using the Honduran government to prop up the Sinaloa Cartel. The same cartel that laundered money through Próspera, a kind of safe haven for cryptocurrency in Honduras, which Peter Thiel has billions invested in.
November 30, 2025 at 3:35 AM
He TALKED about being anti-cartel, but he was actually using the Honduran government to prop up the Sinaloa Cartel. The same cartel that laundered money through Próspera, a kind of safe haven for cryptocurrency in Honduras, which Peter Thiel has billions invested in.
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I got to thinking: "What if it's not about the contradiction between the Hernandez pardon and the air strikes, but about the consistency between them?"
As President of Honduras, he used the power of the government to go after certain cartels—primarily the rivals of the Sinaloa Cartel, with whom he
As President of Honduras, he used the power of the government to go after certain cartels—primarily the rivals of the Sinaloa Cartel, with whom he
November 30, 2025 at 3:35 AM
I got to thinking: "What if it's not about the contradiction between the Hernandez pardon and the air strikes, but about the consistency between them?"
As President of Honduras, he used the power of the government to go after certain cartels—primarily the rivals of the Sinaloa Cartel, with whom he
As President of Honduras, he used the power of the government to go after certain cartels—primarily the rivals of the Sinaloa Cartel, with whom he
Quote the president or senior White House worker who said one word about needing a big ballroom prior to the year 2025.
“It is something that has been needed and desired at the White House for over 150 years, but something which no other President was equipped to do…”
November 30, 2025 at 11:28 PM
Quote the president or senior White House worker who said one word about needing a big ballroom prior to the year 2025.
Kenzie Lalonde is calling a great game for the Senators tonight.
November 30, 2025 at 11:23 PM
Kenzie Lalonde is calling a great game for the Senators tonight.
I enjoyed The Acolyte, actually.
November 30, 2025 at 10:33 PM
I enjoyed The Acolyte, actually.
Not just a war crime but basic maritime ethics going back centuries. If a mariner is in distress, other mariners feel morally obliged to try to render aid.
Remember 6 weeks ago when Admiral Alvin Holsey, head of the U.S. military’s southern command, abruptly decided to retire?
Makes me think at least one top-ranking officer knows what a war crime is.
Makes me think at least one top-ranking officer knows what a war crime is.
US admiral to retire amid military strikes in Caribbean and tensions with Venezuela
Alvin Holsey just took over the US southern command late last year for a position that normally lasts three years
www.theguardian.com
November 30, 2025 at 12:19 AM
Not just a war crime but basic maritime ethics going back centuries. If a mariner is in distress, other mariners feel morally obliged to try to render aid.
City playing for the draw at home against … Leeds?
November 29, 2025 at 4:47 PM
City playing for the draw at home against … Leeds?
Sting’s 1993 “Ten Summoners Tales” remains a favorite album. There must be a secret algorithm of albums by artists you loved at 13 that came out when you were 19 that transcends any notion of actual quality. Is it good? No! Do Iove it? Yes!
November 29, 2025 at 3:51 AM
Sting’s 1993 “Ten Summoners Tales” remains a favorite album. There must be a secret algorithm of albums by artists you loved at 13 that came out when you were 19 that transcends any notion of actual quality. Is it good? No! Do Iove it? Yes!
“Less Lawyers” is what you say of you’re both evil and illiterate. If you’re merely evil, you say “Fewer Lawyers.” Hegseth was a major, a rank you can reach with minimal education. If Hegseth had enough education to reach Lieutenant Colonel, he’d have a graduate degree and know the difference.
A chapter in Hegseth’s book is literally titled “More Lethality, Less Lawyers.”
It’s almost as if there were signs!
It’s almost as if there were signs!
November 29, 2025 at 3:09 AM
“Less Lawyers” is what you say of you’re both evil and illiterate. If you’re merely evil, you say “Fewer Lawyers.” Hegseth was a major, a rank you can reach with minimal education. If Hegseth had enough education to reach Lieutenant Colonel, he’d have a graduate degree and know the difference.
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A visit to an ICE facility by #WeThePeople
November 29, 2025 at 12:19 AM
A visit to an ICE facility by #WeThePeople
I’ve been saving Absolute Batman until it was several arcs in. Finally reading it. My main reactions are 1) I don’t hate it, as I expected I would; and 2) White Knight remains my favorite Batman mythos remix. By a large margin.
November 29, 2025 at 3:04 AM
I’ve been saving Absolute Batman until it was several arcs in. Finally reading it. My main reactions are 1) I don’t hate it, as I expected I would; and 2) White Knight remains my favorite Batman mythos remix. By a large margin.
Kind of amazing to me that the New York Times let The Daily call the birds “Canadian Geese.” This isn’t even sophisticated fact-checking that takes a New Yorker staff; this is check-a-dictionary copyediting.
November 29, 2025 at 12:43 AM
Kind of amazing to me that the New York Times let The Daily call the birds “Canadian Geese.” This isn’t even sophisticated fact-checking that takes a New Yorker staff; this is check-a-dictionary copyediting.