This whole paragraph in @maurajudkis.bsky.social's amazing story about SWEAT and THE SWAMP www.washingtonpost.com/style/of-int...

Actually, Sarah McBride does have an agenda. I spent part of her first week — a week of many firsts — trying to figure out what it is. Don’t miss the *insane* takeout order that got her to Congress.

washingtonpost.com/style/power/20…

@mcbride.house.gov @washingtonpost.com

How a Bernie to Trump voter in Michigan thought about the election: the billionaire knew more about what it’s like for regular people than Harris

This just isn't true. All of these are from months before the election, plus many, many examples from other outlets. And it wasn't just curiosity! It was accountability, skepticism, informing the public.

Sheeny, shiny, glossy Jack Schlossberg. @karavoght.bsky.social spent months talking to him and thinking about what to make of him. The result is this great piece capturing him in print amber like few others could.
www.washingtonpost.com/style/2024/1...

This was an interesting distillation of why Harris lost through the lens of today’s (badly broken) information ecosystem.

“Trump has maximized his influence over networks [and] filled them with information that, true or not, seems all of a coherent piece.” www.newyorker.com/news/the-led...