Greg Greene (he/him/his)

Greg Greene (he/him/his)

@greene.haus

Dad. Wiseguy. Deep South expat. 🏠 Los Angeles, Ca. Prior 📇: Malcontent strategist @ Planned Parenthood Action Fund, DNC, Nat’l Dem. Inst., BlueState. Views my own. Also @ggreeneva @ 🐦 & 🐘.

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"As I near 60 years old, the expiration date has come and gone on any of my youthful indiscretions": so he was sexting at age 53, 'youthfully'? Ew. Ewww.

Conservatives say “those liberals are obsessed with identity politics!” — but then haul out a grievance that’s old enough to vote to whine like this.

David A. Graham@dgraham.bsky.social

C'mon man, this is the fanciest restaurant in Greensboro

Greg Greene (he/him/his) reposted

"On some days, Trump's arch would even shade the grave and eternal flame of JFK." 10/10 no notes metaphor

Dan Diamond@ddiamond.bsky.social

President Trump wants to build a 250-foot-tall arch. If completed, it will cast shadows on many graves and monuments in nearby Arlington National Cemetery, the @washingtonpost.com's 3-D analysis found. On some days, Trump's arch would even shade the grave and eternal flame of JFK.

One would hope that watching billionaires spend hand over fist to try to save Republicans this fall will cause corporate Dems to get religion about laying heavy taxes on the rich. One would hope.

Steven T. Dennis@steventdennis.bsky.social

It's hard to believe but Democrats ran for decades against the "Bush tax cuts" and then made most of them permanent. Then ran against the "Trump tax cuts" and then didn't repeal them either.

If they let the 1% pocket the wealth they've reaped under Trump — thanks to tax breaks, attacks on the IRS, etc. — Dems will find their overgrown fortunes aimed at them in a future cycle. Simple as.

Jen Taub@jentaub.bsky.social

“Billionaires who popularized stock-based lending include Larry Ellison and Elon Musk. Both borrow to avoid having to sell shares—which could trigger a taxes and dilute their voting rights—in companies they founded.” www.wsj.com/finance/the-...

- I … sorry: “don’t produce literature”? - nobody tell this asshole where our numerals came from — deal? – if he needed to name something that doesn’t produce science, he could just have introduced himself.

The Bulwark@thebulwark.com

RFK: "There's five hundred million Arabs in the world. And yet they don't produce science. They don't win the Nobel Prize. They don't win the Fields Prize. They don't win the Wolf Prize. They don't produce literature."

“It’s totally weird to care so much about an election in another country”: oh, well someone should tell Trump.

foxnews.comTrump calls into Vance-Orban Hungary event: 'My kind of people'Trump praised Viktor Orban at a Budapest campaign rally via phone as JD Vance urged thousands of Hungarian supporters to reelect the prime minister.
Kyle Griffin@kylegriffin1.bsky.social

BREAKING WaPo: Brazil's right-wing Flávio Bolsonaro just effectively conceded defeat to the incumbent left-wing president — minutes after Trump indicated he would not intervene on his behalf.

Saw this stenciled on the sidewalk along Hillhurst in front of Maru on Saturday, and I am _not_ surprised that some half-assed PAC with a lazy-looking, built-in-ChatGPT site is behind it.

Elizabeth Chou@reporterliz.bsky.social

Nithya Raman's campaign just filed this Ethics complaint (w/EXHIBITS!) against Thrive LA, accusing the PAC of spray-painting the floors with "Poop Zone, courtesy of Nithya Raman" w/o disclosure disclaimers, and for AI impersonations of Raman's voice, etc. docs.google.com/document/d/1...

[in a very NATHAN LANE voice:] 🎶 curtains / for Zoosha / the grunt's flipping 🎻

The Cut@thecut.com

Chrishell Stause announced that she and G Flip have separated after three years of marriage, adding that she doesn’t ‘have all the information or the reasons.’

They booked Trump in Corinth, a town bestriding U.S. 72 in the asscrack of nowhere. *Corinth*: pop. 14,622. I take nothing for granted, but these folks are down bad.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

here's a wide shot of the crowd Trump is about to speak to in Mississippi

Trump's odd recent rally rhetoric is ultimately beside the point; surpassing anything else, his sexual orientation is 'nonconsensual.' Violating boundaries thrills him. Even his talk of Husted makes treats him as a slab of meat — there for Trump to ogle and manhandle.

Marisa Kabas@marisakabas.bsky.social

Beyond disgusted by even more rape allegations against the President of the United States. "In total, more than 25 different women...have independently accused Donald Trump of rape, sexual assault, or other sexual misconduct." Report w/ new details: democrats-judiciary.house.gov/sites/evo-su...

Greg Greene (he/him/his) reposted

I'm going to try to do this cleanly. Today's right wing governments are networked to each other. Those networks are well-documented. You can read about them in books. Following the elections in one node of that network is good practice for understanding the U.S. node.

Dan Mauler 🎃@meelar.bsky.social

I just think Matt's wrong about this. We're at a point in our technological development where a ton of problems spill over national borders--if Flavio Bolsonaro burns down the Amazon, that will flood houses in Miami.

And here my antique ass is asking, with my mind on a past filled with 'rules' and 'decorum' and 'the Hatch Act': Why is a White House social account posting political travel itineraries?

Nathaniel William Horadam@horadam.bsky.social

All the places we expected them to spend the last week of this campaign at the start of this year.

Right, re: the below — and this is why the Senate rules and other veto points are so toxic to Dem interests. "We can just do things, if we elect 60 senators who agree that 51 senators of 100 should be enough to pass laws, but tradition …" is a windy excuse for not using lawmaking power.

Elizabeth Spiers@espiers.bsky.social

I think the lesson from Lula is not never talk about the opposition; it's articulate a positive vision that's basically, We Can Just Do Things. That's why Mamdani-ism is so popular - voters have an intrinsic sense that their electeds have agency they're not using

Greg Greene (he/him/his) reposted

one handy thing the CCP and Putin have demonstrated is you can just ban these companies from operating in your country. replacements will sprout up extremely fast

Rafa Sales Ross@rafiews.com

In his acceptance speech, Lula says he will work to regulate digital platforms in Brazil. “Digital crimes must be dealt with like real-life crimes.” This comes after Meta directly interfered with the Brazilian elections, favouring Flávio Bolsonaro.

Ten years ago this week …

NBC News@nbcnews.com

BREAKING: Former FBI Director James Comey charged is with transmission of national defense information and conspiracy, the third case against him by Trump’s DOJ. nbcnews.to/4yKQww1

The trouble here: to separate 'accountability' & 'prices are too high,' as we can see Patrick Ruffini doing here, is self-serving subterfuge. Why are prices high? Tariffs, fiscal deterioration's effect on interest rates, starting a stupid war in the Gulf … all stuff that people can fault Trump for.

Brian Beutler@brianbeutler.bsky.social

It really is too bad that more high-profile Dems didn't come to Elissa Slotkin's defense last week. A huge amount rids on whether the narrative we propound about the election is 1) Dems won to hold Trump accountable or 2) Dems won because prices are too high. 🧵 www.offmessage.net/p/wheres-the...

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elon musk, who is spending nearly half a billion to buy the election for donald trump and republicans, is running ads attacking mary peltola for being a puppet of "liberal billionaires" *blink blink*

… yeah, that squares.

Jake Grumbach@jakemgrumbach.bsky.social

New paper surveys thousands of residents in six cities (Berlin, Chicago, London, Los Angeles, New York, and Paris) and finds that centrists/moderates are the most anti-housing development www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

A gang of mall cops breaking some neurodivergent kid's wrist because he fit a description, then ditching him in pain on the street w/o calling help. After all this, the agents of ICE need to be banned from public employment for life.

Chris Ingraham@cingraham.bsky.social

Kavanaugh stops in action: ICE tackled a non-verbal kid near his school, left him with injuries requiring surgery, and then left the scene when they realized he wasn't the person they were looking for www.independent.com/2026/10/23/i...

Public offerings that give one person & their heirs perpetual free rein over a company — able to mismanage to the tune of billions at a time, with impunity — need to be significantly restricted, if not regulated from existence.

The Washington Post@washingtonpost.com

A recent securities filing spotlighted what triggered Mark Zuckerberg’s months-long power battle with board directors at Meta — a fight that sparked not-so-veiled threats from Zuckerberg and led board members to contemplate quitting.

A relieving 'closed a door, opened a window' outcome — except that a 3 year old, for goodness sake, should never have had parents calling police on him to close the door.

Phil Lewis@phillewis.bsky.social

I spoke to the mom of the 3-year-old soccer star who was left "thinking he did something wrong" after a league official called police "due to a disturbance between parents" The youth sports league said they launched a review and reached out to the family

“When we’re talking about influence, I think there’s very influential people who are supporting your campaign, who are very, very much advocates for bike lanes.” – Karen Bass, in a recent debate Montclair’s just over the co. line, but … you’re so right, mayor. We don’t have enough carnage here.

Cursing hundreds of thousands to needless death, preventable with food and cures we already had, because they were toked up on conspiracy theories. And they _still_ fucking lost this election. Loathsome people. May they meet the fates they’d foist upon others.

Renee DiResta@noupside.bsky.social

Dragging this into the light...in light of Brazil.

I need two caipirinhas, stat: one to savor the moment with, and one to toss into these jackholes’ faces.

Patrick Wyman@patrickwyman.bsky.social

Lula winning is great for the planet, great for Brazil, and great for people who aren't revanchist assholes everywhere in the world, but let's not forget that it's also going to make some of the worst people on Earth extremely sad and mad. We should enjoy that, as a little treat.

Not even to dignify the nonsense below as claims worthy of answering, but … c’mon.

people.comMan, 27, Jumps onto Moving School Bus to Save 19 Students After Driver Suffers Medical EmergencyEbro Ahmed, 27, saved 19 students after he jumped onto a moving school bus after the driver suffered a medical emergency in Saint Paul, Minn. on Monday, Oct. 19.
Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

Trump: "Somalia -- 98% of the people here now from Somalia don't work. They don't have to work because they steal so much. They all have a Mercedes Benz. Low IQ and they live better than you do."

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One of the most effective things Obama could do for the party is let it rip like this all year long. He's so good, but he saves it for rallies a few weeks before elections like it's a severely-limited resource and that's just not how the modern communications environment has evolved.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

“How much time do you think this defense secretary spends looking in the mirror in the morning? These are not serious people” — Obama’s audience in Ohio is hanging on every word as he skewers Trump and Hegseth

I don’t love the overtone here, I have to say. I don’t.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

Bill Clinton: "I think Congress made a mistake not protesting turning the Rose Garden into what looks like the entrance to Liberace's bathroom"

Greg Greene (he/him/his) reposted

The Ramaswamy campaign not only tried to capitalize on a child rape victim, they did it by using an old homeless woman who—while vile—is in no mental shape to adequately understand the stakes. And did they pay her? Either answer is bad.

Bill Grueskin@bgrueskin.bsky.social

Donna Arthur — aka Amy Acton’s estranged mother, and the person whose testimony Vivek Ramaswamy devoutly trusts — has been living with her cats, in a car, in a church parking lot, having declined housing assistance. www.nytimes.com/2026/10/24/u...

Greg Greene (he/him/his) reposted

California and Washington asked the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in May to validate a new way to test for measles – but after waiting two months, the CDC denied the request www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...

theguardian.comCDC denies approval for high-volume measles test, citing ‘other priorities’California, Oregon, Washington and Hawaii health officials ask CDC ‘prioritizing emerging technologies’ to reconsider

Oooh, an idea: take what Confederate monuments the government still owns and melt them someday at the summit of Stone Mountain, in a pyre that looks like Gondor calling for aid.