@NewHampJournal@NHHouseofReps@NHGOP Democrats were the first to condemn Read. I’m sure Republicans will take the same principled stance.
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I have yet to read a Democratic candidate talk about trans-athletes. You seem to write about nothing else. You exaggerate Democrats’ focus on this issue to the Nth degree, much to the delight of Trump supporters. Maybe that’s a good career move in the short term, but it’s disingenuous and dishonest.
@asymmetricinfo@mike_sell Academia’s political problem is a right-wing attack focusing attention on legitimate, but anomalous, “wokism,” ignoring the good work that the vast majority of higher ed institutions do.
She’s not proving what she thinks she’s proving. You’re hung up with the word Socialist. People just want a govt that provides a decent safety net, and let companies focus on maximizing profits by producing goods that consumers want. Whoever gets us there, that’s who we’ll support.
@CaitlinPacific Rooting for Joe Biden’s death while pretending to be Catholic... Can someone take Caitlin’s phone away before she embarrasses the family further?
That seemed suspect so I asked an AI client.
The bigger federal funding story is the global eradication effort: starting in 1967, the U.S. government (through the CDC) provided substantial funding, personnel, and technical leadership to the WHO’s Intensified Smallpox Eradication Programme, which succeeded in eliminating the disease worldwide by 1980.
@petersavodnik You’re wrong in so many ways. Leisure time was a byproduct of agriculture, to start, not the industrial revolution. As for the rest, I sent you a reading list. Check your DMs.
Says the woman with the MBA from University of Chicago. There are lots legitimate cases of “woke” overreach in academia. There are also literally 1,000s of colleges that you never hear about woke nonsense. Megan McArdle doesn’t want academic freedom, she wants a right-wing education system.
@asymmetricinfo And by “antagonistic and belittling,” McArdle means they had different views and were willing to express them. The Right loves to talk about liberal snowflakes, but look what happens when anyone stands up to them.
Republicans control the White House and both houses of Congress, but the violence and chaos brought by ICE is Democrats’ fault. This is a pathological level of party loyalty. Who does she think she can fool with this nonsense?
On the ground in Maine, I spoke with Susan Collins and Troy Jackson about immigration enforcement. The Biddeford shooting has galvanized Democrats—but slogans about abolishing ICE aren't enough to rein in the agency 👇https://t.co/Q4R4mdbbUf
@carinemhajjar@PostOpinions Republicans control the White House and both houses of Congress, but the violence and chaos brought by ICE is Democrats’ fault. If George Orwell were alive to read @carinemhajjar, he would just shrug & say, “I tried to warn you.”
@carinemhajjar@jaketapper Are you going to explain how Democrats are actually to blame for ICE violence, even though Republicans control the White House and both houses of Congress? That should be good for a laugh.
@GiladEdelman@RichardHanania Why do media outlets want to convince us we should care what this guy thinks? He’s a white supremacist who conveniently renounced his past beliefs only after being exposed by the Huffington Post. Pushing him as some kind of political sage we need to listen to is bizarre.
@newyorkronin Love this podcast, but disappointinb episode. When asked to explain why so much violence has been sponsored by violence @ebruenig’s response was, “well, Christopher Hitchens supported the Iraq war. “
Oh. Well there you go, then.
@jessesingal@gabewildau Also, “she keeps writing novels.” Exactly! And Louis CK has a new Netflix special. And Jesse, you seem to be doing just fine. For all the furor about canceling people, it sure doesn’t seem to have much effect.
If I’d been a victim of cancellation I’d still be pissed, too. But for the rest of us, it just seems so out of touch to keep rehashing cancel campaigns from the left, which have been widely discredited, given the political reality we live in right now. You really think the Trump administration has been a model of tolerance for speech they disagree with?