Nancy White

Nancy White

@squanner.bsky.social

25th great-granddaughter of Eleanor of Aquitaine. I have her eyes.

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Trump’s Rosebud is the six-year-old girl who giggled when he couldn’t defeat the intricacies of “‘Run Spot, run.’ said Sally.” She is the ur-demon who called out his intellectual nakedness and she must be obliterated. That’s the whole story.

The biggest tactical problem this administration is trying to solve is how to bring the bodies back so that Trump’s attendance for the scores of dignified transfers will be an impossibility. Or maybe they will just claim that he no longer wishes to intrude on the families’ grief.

With the guarantee that life as he knows it will suffer no alteration, there is no upper limit on the number of other people’s children he’s willing to sacrifice.

The Iran fiasco recalls the Craig/Buettner retelling of his foundational AC failure in the essential “Lucky Loser.” Instead of heeding the sound advice of a financial analyst that the Taj could only be a losing proposition, he had the analyst fired.

The analyst later sued and received a settlement that bought him a Bentley. The new batch of truth tellers can at best expect a pat on the back in their obituaries.

I am nothing but cynical about the future of AI. Just imagining the LLM that is virtually running a private equity company presenting the board with its recent all-in investment in a uranium mine in Asbury Park after gobbling up a tasty kinescope library.

Read This: "Grade School Board Member Floats Wild Bid for Trumpy Rebrand" This makes me recall all my preteen and teenage years when I would listen to Jean Shepherd on WOR New York. His grammar school was named after Warren G Harding. Didn’t think that could be topped. I was wrong.

I’m on the horns of a dilemma. As much as I want Trump to expire in a puff of smoke, I also so want to enjoy his post-presidency when every protective scab, bandage, prosthetic, etc. is ripped off as the Arch, the Ballroom, his ranking and all symbols of his self-declared greatness are demolished.

"The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice” and I’m pleased that Justice Kavanaugh is going find himself on the wrong side of that arc.

Today’s special wish is for the medical professional who administers Trump’s IVs to sorta miss a few times. They don’t even need to wink. We’ll know from huge wine dark hematoma on his hand. Do it for Alex.

Each ICE agent virtually reached through that window, dragged his fingers through the blood that clotted Renee’s face and then smeared his face with it. First kill of the season. The tradition must be honored. And now with today’s execution I assume they’ll all go out and get tattoos.

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Don’t waste your time fact-checking these numbers, don’t engage Vance's vile propaganda as if he was advancing an argument in good faith. Call out the underlying political project: A violent, authoritarian blood-and-soil nationalism that defines “America” as a white Christian homeland.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

JD Vance: "A lot of young people are saying housing is way too expensive. Why is that? Because we flooded the country with 30 million illegal immigrants who were taking houses that ought by right go to American citizens."

I wish I could transport myself back to around 1968 & appear, clothed in white samite, to my college crew & say, “Guys, I come from the future to proclaim that in 2025 you will walk the aisles of the ShopRite while listening to Dylan sing “Positively Fourth Street” over the intercom. Honest to God”

Thoughts on the 25th: My unshakeable belief has been that Miller would wheel him around on a gold-plated hand truck until the end rather than lose his perch. I now think he’ll engineer it because it is inevitable and the only route to bind Vance to him.

Lucky 13 in my bingo card prognostications. You can stake the farm on this one. 13. Once Trump finishes his ballroom, expect him to subtly convert it into a wedding venue for the very connected he is wooing or those who have paid appropriate tribute. Pick the Platinum Plan & he DJs.

Pretty sure that his perpetual fate in whatever classy circle of Hell he’s consigned to will be to be dipped into a molten vat of gold. Read This: "Trump, 79, Rambles About Heaven While Insisting There’s No Other Reason to ‘Be Good’"

You spend some moments retreating into fantasy and the present still insists on having its say: “The true magic of this broken world lay in the ability of the things it contained, to vanish, to become so thoroughly lost, that they might never have existed in the first place.” Michael Chabon

When the miracle of agglutination finally delivers us from this monster, he’ll be ushered into Hell’s Roast Garden with its flawless limestone floor heated to the temperature of magma. His curse will be endless attempts to be first to the omelet station with side-splitting (literally) consequences.

Name the test, any test, & he couldn’t pass it. Give him a test on grass, NYC building codes, the countries of the world. The chief reason he is such a psychological deformity is that he never had a taste of academic success. And his low IQ jibe is likely because that’s what he heard from his dad.

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These tech guys/edgelords are very much like the flocks of Canada geese that land in a harvested corn field and feast. These guys are leveraging the work of generations, of true geniuses, and are able to build fortunes and power from the scattered kernels because of the miracle of scale.

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…accomplishments as if they had been born in an earlier time they would have been Roentgen or Semmelweis. As if a “great man” of our time is interchangeable with those of the past and they are a bit pissed that Newton gets all the credit for a parlor trick they think they could have pulled off.

These tech guys/edgelords are very much like the flocks of Canada geese that land in a harvested corn field and feast. These guys are leveraging the work of generations, of true geniuses, and are able to build fortunes and power from the scattered kernels because of the miracle of scale.

And yes, they eventually sculpt an answer to a “problem,” but it’s one that doesn’t necessarily require an answer. They bring solutions to inconveniences and not to the existential, but they are somehow able to flog their…

As I imagine what could be unfolding, I assume Prager, Hillsdale and the like are scrambling to expand their timelines & geographical focus for rewriting the historic record so that there are no lessons to be learned/parallels to be drawn from the Rump Parliament or the Babylonian Captivity.

You know how the Smithsonian has a special place in its heart for pop culture, e.g. Julia Child’s kitchen. When it gets to curate this demonic moment, you can count on this being in the display:

While mowing the grass or other mind-wandering moments, I think of the children of Stephen Miller and how they might be being schooled in the difference between right and wrong. Will they be handed copies of “The Camp of the Saints” when they reach adolescence?

Will they be torn apart by cognitive dissonance if their favorite movie advocates compassion or kindness? Will they be capable of even performative compassion/kindness. Is their future that of Stalin’s daughter Svetlana or Goebbels’ children?

Do they have a fighting chance of being decent human beings? It will be a good test of whether striving towards the Good is our shared heritage and if it can fight its way to the surface.

Not necessarily thrilled by this, but the first photo beats the second. The modern counterpart will be a toddler in a Bluey t-shirt. In spite of everything, do we all think people are good?

As they plotted in their swamp-based python-defended bunkers—yeah, yeah not necessary, but it gets them in the right mood—they were envisioning another Cromwell to champion P25 & lay waste the Republic. They end up with a malevolent knock-off animatronic Barnum and they said “This will work too.”

Re Hegseth: It’s one thing to be a moron. But to be a moron who hasn’t touched a proverbial hot stove and taken away the lesson that some performative acts e.g.using SCIFs, are worth the trouble is beyond coaching at this point.

My continuing bingo card predictions: 16. Thinking bigger and learning from history, Trump’s’ cutting support of museums leads to a mammoth fire sale deaccessioning allowing, this time ‘round, a bloodless, guiltless theft.

15. As staff cuts make national parks less accessible, Trump will declare the decline in visitors demonstrates they aren’t carrying their share of the load & he is now open to their sale to true stewards.

Added to my bingo card predictions: 13. Security services from former allies will purposely neglect to share or at least slow walk actionable intelligence that could head off a terrorist plot against Trump.