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The Last Second MAGA Desperation to Stop Citizenship

By Erik Loomis

In General

On December 16, 2025

I have a friend taking his citizenship exam this week, so this story just infuriates me to no end. Sanam, an Iranian immigrant who came to the US over a decade ago, was finally about to become a US citizen. Years of navigating paperwork, approvals,...

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Today in American Ethnic Cleansing

By Erik Loomis

On October 14, 2018

These fucking people: The White House is actively considering plans that could again separate parents and children at the U.S.-Mexico border, hoping to reverse soaring numbers of families attempting to.

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The Ballad of the Never Trumper

By Erik Loomis

On January 28, 2018

Ross Douthat decided that Holocaust Remembrance Day was an excellent time for a column normalizing Stephen Miller. How highly principled! Douthat sure is resisting that Trump agenda! Can't get this.

The Nazi in the White House

By Erik Loomis

In General

On February 15, 2017

I know, you are asking which one. In this case, Stephen Miller. Not only does he look like Joseph Goebbels, but he holds the same worldview. Or at least the same worldview of David Duke, who he follows on Twitter and who he approvingly liked...

Nosmo King Anne Heche was in a very underseen rom-com that I worked on called Pie in the Sky, in which Josh Charles plays a young man on a mission to become the top helicopter traffic reporter in Los Angeles....
Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 2,082 · February 15, 2026
LeeEsq It could be about any subject.
Reality hygiene · February 15, 2026
J, not that one The first one, yeah (mostly)? The second one: if we’re concerned about taking AI too seriously, and we mean that, we should also be concerned about taking one writer’s made-up stuff too seriously.
Reality hygiene · February 15, 2026
Lurking Canadian There is very little from antiquity that is not known from sources that were written much later. Books rot. In some cases we have texts from century X, in which the author is discussing some book...
Reality hygiene · February 15, 2026
TheSophist Putting limits on what people an do may be draconian. Limits on what machines can do (which appears to be what the Turing cops enforce) not so much.
Reality hygiene · February 15, 2026