@ebonantics@AlexReimer1 I think more generally there's an irony in claiming to be progressive but then opposing housing projects that would benefit low-income people
@OrinKerr I think so. The concern about the unfairness of extra time is real (and I share it). But I think it can be better solved by strictly limiting word counts to prevent exams becoming typing contests. I also think that’s more challenging than regurgitating as many cases as possible.
@lymanstoneky This misses the entire point! The reason why people are wary of politicians owning stocks is because they might (and do) use their inside knowledge to improve their returns. If his money is in a pension fund that he doesn’t manage, that doesn’t apply.
@treyfrmthenavy @kimischilling These people all run the mile too and Ingebrigtsen has one of the fastest mile times ever. Hocker was just a beast today.
@AndrewJBates46 Dude please. It’s over. Fair or not, he can’t come back from this and it’s time to win an election. Please don’t prioritize your career or his ego over the good of the party and country.
@adamj_griff why are you making a generalization about an entire generation of millions of people based on a few outliers on twitter? many of us know the stakes. this griping based on completely arbitrary generational cohorts is so unhelpful.
@lxeagle17 Normal and reasonable are two different things. Just because it happens often doesn't mean it should. Many of us are able to recognize the dangers of assault weapons without a mass shooting in our hometown.
@BGGOOOOOD@GaryHalpin23@JeremiahDJohns@chillywillers She’s advocating for the same pay for the same job (Assistant Professor at Vassar). Although there’s nothing wrong with advocating for higher pay for those staff too!
@GaryHalpin23@JeremiahDJohns@chillywillers Actually, Vassar doesn’t have a football team. No need for snarkiness when people are simply advocating for higher wages. Doesn’t harm you.
the funny thing about this (racist) take is that the entire judicial system is basically affirmative action for conservatives
The overwhelming majority of grads from top law schools are liberals, so the easiest way to a cushy federal judgeship is being a conservative in fedsoc