It all can be traced back to that week in April 2017, when The New York Times decided it had to be broad-minded in the wake of the election of the most narrow-minded man to occupy the White House since Andrew Johnson—or maybe ever. https://t.co/I1W2xQMRlZ
signing up to read my articles gives me credit at work on the back end. it is THE BEST WAY to support me at the moment. it shows my bosses what's up. i spent last week interviewing for and writing my piece on 30 minutes of sleep, any support you can offer is so much appreciated!
@JennyShin_LPGA When I was a kid, I'd say basketball. My favorite sport. As an adult, I'd say golf. I like thinking my way around. I like how a worse player can beat a better one with a good short game and making better decisions. I like different courses, hills or flat, trees or not. Golf 100%
@Nate_Sinclair@mommabiia Its not cashiering at a Walmart. It's not a paper route. She helped to make a lottery ticket, it makes sense everyone would get paid if it paid off.
That said, she got paid for what she signed up for. I'm not mad at her for calling it out.
really sad about anthony head!! always really loved this story where he invited a fan of his to his farm for the day when he heard they were having a hard time after coming out as trans
@VanLathan This nicely illustrates the absurdity of that comment. The entirety of the power structure wants Clark to succeed! All of the corporate world! Mainstream media, tv, casual fans all want her to succeed!
i thought my phone addiction was bad but seeing people try really hard to find a moral high ground against a no-phone concert makes me glad i'm not as far gone as them