Trenchant

to be vigorous or incisive in expression or style; having energy; to be vigorous; cutting incisive or keen (more often used)

Kevin Erdmann

Kevin Erdmann

@kevinerdmann.bsky.social

There isn’t a famine in the general sense. There is a famine in the places where people want to eat. There are many places with plenty of food.

Please, housing wisemen, go explain this trenchant thought to refugees so they can bask in the glow of your insight.

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Sam Ulmschneider

Sam Ulmschneider

@samulmschneider.bsky.social

Normally I just appreciatively read @jamellebouie.net 's columns-sharable video content just isn't my bag. But this is a very, very, very trenchant piece of commentary that captures a lot of how I increasingly understand the disjunction between the commentary environment and on-the-ground politics.

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Stephanie; We Are All Pretti & Good🌻

Stephanie; We Are All Pretti & Good🌻

@steph1873.bsky.social

In other trenchant reporting, AP-Ipsos polling finds rich people buy more new luxury cars than other people.

apnews.com/article/poll...

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