Taking my dog to a cosmetic dentist was a mistake… https://t.co/HcPmecB2Rv

Taking my dog to a cosmetic dentist was a mistake… https://t.co/HcPmecB2Rv

— Will Bermender (@WillBermender) Nov 4, 2026

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November 4, 2026 at 11:20AM

Will Netflix award its $1 million Netflix Prize to AI? 🤔 https://t.co/JgRxpIjLNh

Will Netflix award its $1 million Netflix Prize to AI? 🤔 https://t.co/JgRxpIjLNh

— Will Bermender (@WillBermender) Nov 4, 2026

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November 4, 2026 at 12:21AM

Now governance shifts from passing laws to a battle of executive actions, oversight, and institutional roadblocks. Just another form of ineffective government. 😂

Now governance shifts from passing laws to a battle of executive actions, oversight, and institutional roadblocks. Just another form of ineffective government. 😂

— Will Bermender (@WillBermender) Nov 4, 2026

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November 4, 2026 at 12:14AM

It’s okay to disagree with our political leaders; I don’t like Trump much, and I didn’t like Biden much, either. But if we don’t unite as a People we’re doomed. Our Founding Fathers were right 250 years ago when they wrote into the constitution “United We Stand, Divided We Fall.” We are a divided nation and we are falling harder than I have ever seen.

It’s okay to disagree with our political leaders; I don’t like Trump much, and I didn’t like Biden much, either. But if we don’t unite as a People we’re doomed. Our Founding Fathers were right 250 years ago when they wrote into the constitution “United We Stand, Divided We Fall.” We are a divided nation and we are falling harder than I have ever seen.

— Will Bermender (@WillBermender) Nov 3, 2026

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November 3, 2026 at 07:41AM

In our hyper-polarized political environment, cooperating with the opposing party, the “enemy,” can alienate a party’s core base and weaken the argument for a change in power. So political messaging now relies on opposing the sitting president in order to mobilize voters and maintain party unity, but this creates an institutional dynamic where blocking the administration becomes a primary political goal. Both parties do this and it’s absurd. What’s even more absurd is that we don’t just allow it, we reward it. And then… we complain about it.🤦‍♂️

In our hyper-polarized political environment, cooperating with the opposing party, the “enemy,” can alienate a party’s core base and weaken the argument for a change in power. So political messaging now relies on opposing the sitting president in order to mobilize voters and maintain party unity, but this creates an institutional dynamic where blocking the administration becomes a primary political goal. Both parties do this and it’s absurd. What’s even more absurd is that we don’t just allow it, we reward it. And then… we complain about it.🤦‍♂️

— Will Bermender (@WillBermender) Nov 3, 2026

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November 2, 2026 at 07:05PM

Angry Spanish Chucky feels like a different movie… https://t.co/LJ7HuEA6fT

Angry Spanish Chucky feels like a different movie… https://t.co/LJ7HuEA6fT

— Will Bermender (@WillBermender) Nov 1, 2026

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October 31, 2026 at 07:23PM

I may not always agree with Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, or any Justice for that matter, but his story is inspiring. Thomas was born into deep poverty. They lived without running water. He didn’t even have a bed to sleep in until he was seven years old. Thomas grew up in the segregated South and entered adulthood during a period of intense racial turmoil. But he believed, as did our Founding Fathers, that all men are created equal. Thomas received a full scholarship, became a lawyer, and wrote his own American success story. William Arthur Ward once wrote, "Adversity causes some men to break; others to break records." The biggest decision of our lives may be deciding which one we’re going to be.

I may not always agree with Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, or any Justice for that matter, but his story is inspiring. Thomas was born into deep poverty. They lived without running water. He didn’t even have a bed to sleep in until he was seven years old. Thomas grew up in the segregated South and entered adulthood during a period of intense racial turmoil. But he believed, as did our Founding Fathers, that all men are created equal. Thomas received a full scholarship, became a lawyer, and wrote his own American success story. William Arthur Ward once wrote, "Adversity causes some men to break; others to break records." The biggest decision of our lives may be deciding which one we’re going to be.

— Will Bermender (@WillBermender) Oct 19, 2026

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October 19, 2026 at 09:31AM