farhad manjoo (former bluecheck) (@fmanjoo) 's Twitter Profile
farhad manjoo (former bluecheck)

@fmanjoo

I used to write for the NYT. DMs open. signl: 415-604-2709 [email protected].

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Ben Dreyfuss (@bendreyfuss) 's Twitter Profile Photo

MAGA influencers spent 4 years posting grocery receipts complaining about the price of raw milk and it took them less than 3 months of Trump’s presidency to be like “shut the fuck up about how things cost more! So you can’t buy a car? So what? Maybe you should walk more, porky!”

James Surowiecki (@jamessurowiecki) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is exactly how it felt in 2008-9, when we waited for the futures on Sunday night to see how bad things would get. But then, the crisis was the result of a real problem: the housing bubble bursting. This time around, the crisis is literally the result of the whims of one man.

This is exactly how it felt in 2008-9, when we waited for the futures on Sunday night to see how bad things would get. But then, the crisis was the result of a real problem: the housing bubble bursting. This time around, the crisis is literally the result of the whims of one man.
Hank Green (@hankgreen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"I became a Trump supporter because I couldn't buy access to the democrats" is definitely something I would expect someone to think in their head rather than say out loud.

Joe Weisenthal (@thestalwart) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What we're seeing is how professional cynicism gets deployed. There are Influencers who make a career saying that everything is corrupt all the time. Then when Charles Gasparino reports that the WH give Wall Street execs early alerts, everyone just thinks that's biz as usual.