Noah Veltman, a journalist-developer, builds data visualizations and small web experiments on topics like Congress bill acronyms and athlete statistics.
HN commenters link it for his analysis of witty acronyms in congressional bill names, such as the COVFEFE Act.
They may not need them but, more and more, “witty” acronyms are being used for bills. Apparently the wordsmiths of Capital Hill have oodles of time for Scrabble-like playtime: https://noahveltman.com/acronyms/
And my favorite, the COVFEFE ACT... just because... it’s funny: https://www.businessinsider.com/bill-acronyms-titles-trump-congress-covfefe-act-2017-6
The Venn diagram of those who'd be influenced by a WaPo endorsement and committed Kamala Harris voters is a perfect intersection. For 50 years, WaPo has endorsed the democratic candidate [1] for president. No mystery here. It's a pointless endorsement.
[1] https://noahveltman.com/endorsements/