“Walkable city” means you’re within a safe & reasonable proximity to necessary things like public parks, schools, libraries, grocery stores, etc., and do not necessarily require your own personal vehicle to manage daily life it doesn’t mean cars are illegal and nobody can drive.
Welp.
Woke up to this text yesterday before heading out for a ray hike, was briefly impressed that he'd apparently cleaned his room at 2 AM...
Nope. He'd just lost an earbud and was searching for it.
The laundry remains undefeated. -_-
it's three things imo:
1. A lot of men are genuinely socially competent
2. A lot of men are terrified of being revealed to be socially incompetent if they get it wrong
3. A lot of women are genuinely not forward enough because of social norms around the gendered "first move"
Aside from being 85 years old and famously not a Democrat, Hillary Clinton was not lying when she said everyone hates him. He’s notorious for being an asshole and difficult to work with in the Senate. He’d get like 3 votes from people desperate to impress HP.
What it shows me is how little reporters and pundits understand how the govt actually works. As @AOC summarized in her livestream the other day, the work of the speaker is largely behind the scenes. By definition the speaker must represent the median views of the caucus, and also develop deep ties in fundraising and recruitment channels to build robust majorities. It therefore takes years to mount a successful speaker bid and most successful people in this role are developing legislative strategies for many months before election day.
If you're looking for someone to be an attack dog on TV that's understandable but not really where the role of speaker is most effective.
Question: “How are Democrats planning to work with Republicans?”
Georgia Lieutenant-Governor elect Josh McLaurin: "You’re asking the wrong question. The question now is: how are Republicans planning to work with us?"
Lis Smith is completely correct, but Twitter leftists will gonna keep citing to a poll that say 66% of people want Medicare for All...but not include that number drops to barely above water when you include the fact it eliminates private insurance.
no disrespect to this user personally, it's not his fault, but this is one of those posts that really makes it clear how fundamentally everyone does not get it in a larger sense and we just aren't gonna make it. it sounds out of proportion, I know, but it's a microcosm
Associated Press called the Georgia House District 29 race last night. Scott Soracco (D) defeated Rep. Matt Dubnik (R). That gives the Democrats the 91 seats they need to control the House. Official certification of election results comes today. #gapol
1. Historically whenever there is an economic downturn, that’s when you see the “first black” anything
2. Kemp gave out 2 different stimmys
3. Add in purposely dropping the state income tax from 5.75% to 3.99 point is a self sabotaging move and she has to re-raise taxes