Kevin Todd

@kvntodd.bsky.social

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Lawyer representing workers; Wisconsinite; Michigan Law ‘20; level 6 sim; husband to an awesome person: Go Blue; Go Cubs Go; he/him; opinions my own

Scene from Casablanca where Captain Renault says “I’m shocked, SHOCKED to find that gambling is going on in here.”
Buddy Christ
New York Times Spelling Bee telling me that FLOOF isn’t in the word list
Man in a suit and tie on Mad Men saying “you ever see beans up close?”
Pic of a bearded man with glasses over text that says New American Pathways your card has been billed $165.65
Plaque headlined 24 portraits of horses owned by empress Elizabeth
A blond woman on a North Korean propaganda news station saying “and in good news, you’ve had enough to eat today.”
Absolutely not: a brief list of people who would be astronomically terrible hires who have been mentioned somewhere: Brian Kelly
Video of a dog playing in the snow
Michael Bolton from Office Space saying “why should I change my name? He’s the one who sucks.”
GIF of Stanley from the office saying “money”
No Kings Protesters
Squidward staring mournfully out the window while Spongebob Squarepants and Patrick Starr look happy and celebratory outside
NY Times headline “Trump sends mixed messages with his newly rebranded department of war.”
Jeff Winger from Community angry and shirtless at a child’s party
“Fuck everything, we’re doing five blades”
Onion Headline, “Fuck everything, we’re doing five blades”
People lining the streets at a No Kings protest
Photo of a middle aged white man over text saying “area man passionate defender of what he imagines constitution to be.”
A large bearded man thanking me for donating $51.32 to New American Pathways
A picture of Spencer Hall thanking me for donating $140.64 to the Charitibundi Bowl
The following day, as Lincoln was fêted in the state Capitol at Columbus, Ohio, he received a telegram that the electors had met in Washington to count the votes and make his election official. For weeks, Seward and Stanton had worried that secessionists would choose this day to besiege the capital and prevent the electors from meeting. The day, Lincoln learned, had passed peacefully. "The votes have been counted," Seward's son Fred reported to his wife, Anna, "and the Capital is not attacked. Gen. Scott had his troops all under arms, out of sight but ready, with guns loaded, horses harnessed and matches lighted so that they could take the field at a moments notice. But there was no enemy."
A prison guard standing with his back to the camera facing a cell holding dozens of inmates
Chart of GDP per capita in the US and UK, showing similar patterns until 2007, then flattening in the UK and continued growth in the US
Screenshot of a Bluesky profile header with 999 followers
At least when the Court went off base in the past, it left a record so posterity could see how it went wrong. See, e.g., Korematsu v. United States, 323 U. S. 214 (1944). With more and more of our most significant rulings taking place in the shadows of our emergency docket, today's Court leaves less and less of a trace. But make no mistake: We are just as wrong now as we have been in the past, with similarly devastating consequences. It just seems we are now less willing to face it.
Protestors at a Hands Off protest
Canvassing for Susan Crawford in the snow
Screenshot showing Google has turned off reviews for the “Gulf of America”
“The richest men in the world lined up in a row: the CEOs or founders of Tesla, Amazon, Apple, Meta, all down the line, in a signal about the hierarchy of the new Washington.” - Michael Birnbaum, Washington Post White House Reporter
Final score of Notre Dame beating Georgia 23-10. Includes ND quarterback Riley Leonard’s stare line 14/23 for 88 yards passing
My dog wearing a maize and blue bandana that says Go Blue
Screenshot of Northwestern leading Ohio State 7-0 midway through the second quarter
Screenshot of Elon Musk praising Matt Gaetz as Attorney General because “John Bolton, who is a staggeringly dumb warmonger, being against someone is a great sign!”
Screenshot of registration for Taylor Swift Eras Tour ticket queue