I know this is sweeping water into the ocean, but I think a lot of people would be a whole lot better off if they simply acknowledged that *nobody* knows what will happen in November.
People who live and die with every poll and breaking news alert…how are you affording your blood pressure meds?
President Joe Biden had just begun to turn the tables in his reelection bid when the attempt on Donald Trump’s life took away his most powerful tool: drawing attention to his opponent’s behavior and second-term agenda
All the calls for “everyone” to “cool down the rhetoric” etc feel like how families so often put the burden of keeping the peace on the family members who are already working hardest at that, since the difficult/abusive folks are unfixable/cannot be reasoned with.
"I was blocked just for personally criticizing them!" LOL of course you were, any account with a substantial amount of interaction will become unusable if they don't aggressively remove people who look like they might be trolls, and you went out of your way to look like one.
He’s doing better than the debate, but I don’t think it matters. These questions make clear that the narrative has been written. We can’t have four months of this. I think I’m ready to move on to Harris.
I broke my leg on a hike and was temporarily disabled for several months and the experience absolutely sucked. I wish people didn’t need to experience a condition firsthand in order to empathize with it.
Because, again: Disability is the only minority anyone can join at any time, & which everyone will join, if they're lucky enough to live that long.
A disease, a quirk of genetics, a bus, a bad fall from a curb. Anything. And the only thing we have that could consistently make this fact survivable…
“They want to eliminate national parks” is a very simple way to get just about anyone on the Stop Project 2025 train. Are there much more glaring and life-threatening goals of P25? Yes but even your most bigoted cousin does not want to see the parks system sold for parts.
Man, if it turns out that the right winger telling NY Times readers that they should follow his example and not vote did in fact vote in the last two elections, the Times should add this to the piece. Better than a retraction, since it illustrates a willful hypocrisy.
Something I loathe is how the booking of any mundane medical appt sets off an endless torrent of calls, texts and emails.
-Please check in
-Please confirm your check in
-Please provide your entire medical history which we already have
-Please check in again
-How did we do?
-No really how’d we do?