Anders

Even more fundamental for me is the question; What does it mean to be "ok" or not "ok" with parts of the personal history of a candidate for a state/district where you are not a resident and thus cannot cast a vote?

An homage to a panel from the Achewood web comic. Phillipe, a young and eager otter, who is wearing a shirt and tie and a helmet for some reason, is happily singing a song to himself as follows: Born... in the USA! I went to school and I got an... A! I ate a hamburger and said hooray! Maybe it will happen today! The final line is obviously my addition. The art was redrawn by me and is not just a copy of the original panel. Done in black lines and halftone shading on a toned paper background. You do not need to trouble Chris Onstad about this.

Is there a piece of legislation or something people should be advocating for to alleviate the imbalance?

They're going to write books about all the big brain moves of this gang of imbeciles and among them will be "Spending a year trying to kill renewable energy and then launching a war that sends oil prices soaring"

Sauna time 🧖
200°/93° 🌡️
30% ☁️
Ex: 50°/10° 🦺
St. Paul, MN 🧭

Just heard that Ramsey County is refusing to offer Jake Lang any deal on his felony property destruction charges. 1-5 years.

If I keep posting, eventually Maine primary voters will wise up

We really needed this rain

So many people are very aware that they have an audience, yet seem oblivious to the broad demographics of who is/n't in their core audience. Lots of scolding the people who follow them for not 'caring enough' with little direction on what actually they should do.

My thing is like; If you're that concerned then you need to be doing more than posting "I'm warning y'all about this one!" You will need to phone bank for the primary opponent, possibly even travel to the state of Maine to door knock. How many Maine primary voters do you think read your posts?

"son if you want a big one you have to look the burrito man in the eye"
Honestly, this advice would unlock a lot of things for a lot of people I think.

Colorizing Schindler's List so the little girl's red coat is less distracting

In every Republican presidency of my lifetime there's been a recession and a new war in the Middle East.

“When I think about navigating the start of the year here, especially in our hometown in Minneapolis, the thing that we have kept front and center every single day is the safety of our team.” – Target CEO Michael Fiddelke

Neighbors responded swiftly and the cowards exited the area immediately after confrontation. Still astonishing after all these weeks that there isn't even an attempt to *not* look exactly like the child kidnappers that they are. Less subtle than the predators *without* badges.

ICE hanging out next to the playground on my block in a literal white panel van.

A mural of a migrant and child on the side of BroTex in Saint Paul, where ICE abducted 14 workers and several observers in November in what was a sign of things to come across the Twin Cities. Fuck ICE.

Mural on the side of BroTex in Saint Paul, where 14 workers and several observers were abducted by ICE on 11/18/25.

For me, this was the start of the occupation. A week later they terrorized the East Side guns drawn with SPPD’s assistance.

One of the elementary schools in Talmage’s school district had an ICE car drive around and then try to park in the parking lot this morning before being chased away.

Saying "over half of the company's employees are people of color!" is so funny. What part of PoC making up the majority of retail employees is incompatible with systemic racism?!

Reminds me of the museum docent who told me the Pullman Car Company was anti-racist because they hired black porters.

Menzies is perfectly type-cast as "guy who was promised to be great, yet is persistently overshadowed by people closest to them"

Scrutinizing the kernelling

Long form marriage certificate

Falcon Heights should be annexed, but the Fair remains its own municipal chimera

When someone is talking nonsense you just say "Sorry can't chat gotta go exercise my Costco executive membership perks"

Amazing Jacket

[TW: graphic fracture, sound of breaking bone]

Sen Tim Sheehy (R-Montana) badly breaking the arm of a Marine veteran protesting the war Iran.

Plenty of places with a progressive veneer have done shady shit. Plenty of places that would *seem* to have less-good politics vibe have done right by their workers & community.

Speaking as a union organizer with a specific focus on the hospitality industry, I find that _a lot_ of otherwise politically astute people fall into broad assumptions about employers based on very superficial vibes.

Damn are those still available somewhere?