The Battle Hymn's theology is that of a 19th-century Boston minister. There is no grace for those who do evil in the name of faith. It's pretty good theology, and we aren't even Christians. -OS
The idea that people who refuse to get vaccinated are making a personal consumer choice that only puts themselves at risk is the most abject nonsense imaginable
There’s a particular style of conservative discourse emerging that takes a menacing tone but is too cowardly to say the actual thing they want because the writer is self conscious enough to know they don’t really mean it.
It's getting tiresome to repeat this, but Republicans don't get to unilaterally define what counts as a failure to reach out to them. No one should pretend any of these claims are being made in good faith. They aren't.
Sen. @ChrisMurphyCT tells me: “Nobody in my state knows what the hell reconciliation is. They believe that Joe Biden said, ‘If we win Georgia, we’re getting $2,000 checks.’ And we won Georgia. So we have an obligation to follow through.”
republicans will spend the next four years insisting that the 74 million Americans who voted for Trump are “the people” whose will must be respected and that the 81 million Americans who voted for Biden are the “elites” who represent no one.
Again, this this weird phenomenon where all politicians are increasingly just *posters*. He's a senator! What has he done about the wages? What has his actual lawmaking done about this problem?