@TheRickWilson I will not forgive Mitch McConnell for this. We KNEW he would run again, and McConnell’s leadership of the Republican side of the Senate made that possible.
@JosiahHawthorne Your summary of the speakers aligns well with what I called a “crisis of dogma” I experienced during college. The conservative politics I was raised with didn’t actually match the faith I practiced and the loving God I worshipped, so my politics had to change to be more loving.
@aliciaandrz I was a math major who took extra lit classes when I had fo fill in my schedule one year during college. I aced the GRE verbal. I’m now an engineer and avid reader. Basically it’s possible to love and pursue both.
@SwannMarcus89 She is wearing a name tag with a pixelated Republican elephant, and she and others around her are all wearing lanyards. Those signs were all over the RNC. I’m going to go out on a limb and say she’s a Republican delegate, so not only a supporter but a very enthusiastic one.
@Miss_Grimmer With my first husband my in laws lived 300 miles away, and my family was a couple towns over. We set up a rule that we’d alternate whether they got us for Christmas or New Years, switching each year. It worked out with no hard feelings.
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@_celia_bedelia_ No but apparently standing up for trans and non-binary youth is bad as far as MAGA is concerned, because they’re sure mad that he put menstrual products in the boys bathrooms too. As he says, mind your own damn business. Some people who use the boys room have periods too.
@7Veritas4 Also for sticking up for trans and non-binary youth. He made sure that menstrual hygiene products were in the boys bathrooms too, which is what really has the conservatives mad.
We should all watch this awesome clip where Tim Walz explains how we win against MAGA:
“These guys are just weird…But we’re not afraid of weird people. We’re a little bit creeped out, but we’re not afraid.”
not kidding at all when I say that the model that Doug Emhoff is setting for men to be powerfully, joyfully supportive of their spouses will have lasting cultural implications