Christian Mahogany: "It sucks what happened, but I have to grow up and stop breaking team rules. I let my teammates down, I let my organization down and it won’t ever happen again."
He apologized to the team this morn and is slated to start in Germany:
https://t.co/mo9zxdklP8
I have published my treatise on why young men returned to the Democratic Party en masse and it is this: After 10 years of Trump—and the administration’s constant appeals to garish Barstool-tinged masculinity—young men are tired of being talked to like they’re fucking idiots.
Remember when Saku Koivu played his first game after missing seven months battling cancer and the Habs fans literally wouldn’t let the refs drop the puck?
Hockey is a special sport ❤️
As a high school sports reporter, you never know what you’re going to see.
Ron Brown senior Lamont Butler, who forgot his undershirt, wore a dress shirt and tie under his football pads against Phelps.
He then had the game of his life.
@washsunmetro
https://t.co/nUtiRrzPoZ
Abdul El-Sayed on why he would be willing to call it "Trumpcare-for-All" if it meant Trump would sign it:
"Donald, if you're watching, we can put your name on it. I know you like to put your name on stuff. You can finally meet the unmet promise in America to guarantee everybody health care. So, it's on the table if you want to do it."
its been one week since the election and they’ve already promoted stephen miller, stood by pete hegseth, continue to defend the iran war, and elected jim jordan to republican house leader, they learned absolutely nothing at all it’s actually insane lol
I have come to the conclusion that Hakeem Jeffries is the most serious threat to the progressive agenda in the country, more so than Trump himself, and that any progressive not loudly, actively opposing Jeffries is actively betraying their movement.
Hi Matt. I’m more than a little confused by this critique. Even folks who just had a passing knowledge of @AbdulElSayed’s campaign know that his slogan was about 3 things: Money out of politics, money in your pocket & Medicare for all.
Whether you (or other Democrat Senators or anyone, really) disagree with that is irrelevant to the facts that those were the things he explicitly campaigned on.
Do you truly believe that given the above facts, he should simply pretend that is not what he campaigned on? Or, alternatively, that he should acknowledge that despite campaigning on those ideals, he’s abandoning them days after the election because he won by 7 and other Democratic candidates won by 9?
Lastly, I understand you always seem to be focused on maximizing electability and far less focused on maximizing enacting actual reforms, but given your (and others) focus on electability concerns, isn’t right now—literally the furthest out from the next election we possibly could be—the best possible time to raise these issues?