Are you a woman who changed your name when you got married?
Congress is considering a bill that could make it much harder for you to vote.
Call your rep—this is not a drill. https://t.co/P7CcCnFTk1
“If married parents sound like they are misbehaving, they are chaste in comparison to divorced parents, the biggest Regressives of all. The divorced regressed themselves right out of their marriages…” So good. @amysohn https://t.co/LhZyKtiz46
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For a healthy body, choose whole foods. For a sharp mind, choose lasting knowledge.
Avoid mental junk food. Feed your mind substance. Your future self will thank you."
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i knew this would go viral - but the amount of vitriol and disgusting messages i'm getting is wild to me - i'm not saying anything new here - just...your vote is your vote.
i think the anger here is VERY telling - who wants to cover this critical moment??
"Can my husband find out who I am voting for in the Presidential Election?" 🗳️
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Gov. Katie Hobbs of Arizona vetoed a bill that would have allowed an informal network of home cooks to sell perishable food legally, citing concerns about the potential for illnesses, as well as rats and insects.
The backlash has been fierce. https://t.co/hFmKp8Mfk0
"The key to doing something you know you should do when you don’t feel like doing it is telling yourself that you can quit tomorrow but not today."
A tiny thought worth reading in @farnamstreet Brain Food
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"The wisdom of tomorrow-self is this: Focus on one thing you can do today to make tomorrow easier. Repeat."
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“While that is certainly not the most efficient way to see a city, it is the most pleasant, insightful, and human. I don’t think you can know a place unless you walk it, because it isn’t about distance, but about content.” @Chris_arnade https://t.co/bSVhiAFl7V