Stipulate

to demand some requirement (that is typically a part of some bargain or agreement)

Danny Cullenward

Danny Cullenward

@ghgpolicy.org

Can anyone explain to me why a national permitting deal is best negotiated now, mere weeks from an election that is likely to reshape federal power?

Let’s stipulate that a deal of some kind is necessary and good; my question is what about the situation makes now more desirable than, say, Q1 2027?

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In Medias Malone

In Medias Malone

@professormusgrave.bsky.social

Let’s say Trump is willing to spend $50 billion (and some number of lives!) to overthrow Cuba. Let’s stipulate he’s committed to doing this—that is, trolley problem rules. So would you be more accepting of him offering to just buy out the Cuban leadership (give them $5 billion or so)?

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Grant White

Grant White

@grantwhite.bsky.social

I must have tripped a warning system because the service doing my ADHD assessment sent me a follow up asking how often I have suicidal thoughts, what causes them and if I have access to means to act on them.

I did stipulate whenever I have such thoughts they're only ever about harming myself and-

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