UtmostLogic

[UtmostLogic @UtmostLogic]

@AmericanAir Very disappointed with your response and inability to confirm the seats I already paid for while at the same time offering me in your app to pay $1845 to upgrade back the seats that I already paid for when I booked.

[UtmostLogic @UtmostLogic]

@AmericanAir Notified that our flight in September was cancelled & rebooked new flight. Was told there were no PremEco seats available so was Involuntarily downgraded to main. Seat map shows PremEco seats available but you won’t confirm for what I already paid for. Unacceptable!

[Henry Millard @mfrogeye]

@WesternLensman

[UtmostLogic @UtmostLogic]

Stephen Miller calls out WH press for ignoring Biden's decline, gives 'civics lesson' on presidential power https://t.co/1WAsn30EB7 #FoxNews

[UtmostLogic @UtmostLogic]

Dave Portnoy reacts to Trump's election victory: 'The Democrats gave us no choice' https://t.co/1lois6HIIi

[Collin Rugg @CollinRugg]

NEW: CNN’s Scott Jennings says Kamala Harris is a “double-threat” because she can’t think on her feet and can’t answer the expected questions.

CNN has railed on Harris after her town hall event.

Here are the top reactions:

6. Axelrod: She is word salad city.

5. Jennings: Kamala is a double threat because she can’t answer anything.

4. Jake Tapper: She spent most of the time talking about Trump.

3. Dana Bash: Kamala did not close the deal.

2. Van Jones: The word salad stuff gets on my nerves.

1. David Urban: Kamala lost a one person debate.

[UtmostLogic @UtmostLogic]

If you want a chance at my vote you need to be able to confidently stand up in front of a press conference and defend your values, your policies, and your record. Failure to do so clearly indicates that you are not qualified to lead this great country. #politics #Elections2024

[UtmostLogic @UtmostLogic]

"There is no scenario where the president of the United States can't head up a press conference." @kevinolearytv

[UtmostLogic @UtmostLogic]

Hey @elonmusk, an interface like the visual thesaurus (https://t.co/XKNUCix330) uses for words would be interesting for navigating topics and news.