Thoughts on Politics

I wish we insisted that our congressmembers treat the fourth amendment as being as important as the first or second.

People are worried about a vast network of cameras and AI tech that can find anything, anywhere. My cameras are mine, and so are the recordings they produce. If a neighbor loses their dog, I’ll be happy to help, but I’m not giving anyone the footage of everything that happens on my street.

Protected bike lanes on a major artery like El Camino would really open up riding over longer distances on the Peninsula.

While it’s sad that this is necessary, I love that people are using the tech they have at home to help any way they can.

A touching tribute to someone struck down so needlessly.

What’s happening in Minnesota is disgusting and un-American. The people running the government are, as Krugman’s post points out, monsters. Perhaps worst of all are the craven enablers.

Hegseth’s actions are absolutely despicable.

I thought that the Trump administration was simply not enforcing existing laws and protections, but it turns out that there is more of a legal basis than I understood. This is an article well worth reading.

Uh, what now?

It’s heartening to see there are GOP members who can hold the line.

Of course he did the thing he accuses others of doing.

Absolutely disgusting, even for Trump.