If Mitch McConnell can push for Ruth Bader Ginsburg's replacement 2 hours after her death announcement, then we can replace him 2 hours before they unplug him.
Growing up hearing “Wikipedia isn't a valid source” and then entering a workplace where people say “just ask ChatGPT” is a surprisingly strange timeline
A Texas woman got an abortion. Authorities reportedly used 83,000 Flock cameras to track her down. Yet these cameras are RARELY used to track down r*pists, child predators, or human traffickers. They're not being used to find every missing child. Instead, they're being used to investigate women for making decisions about their own bodies... with TAXPAYER dollars.
It really just bums me out that we have the resources to fix our society, stop our reliance on fossil fuels, guarantee healthcare, house the homeless, and feed every person in the country, but doing so would be a bad time for like, 8 men, so we can’t do it.
Hey @Netflix: The first season has 10 episodes and you binge it in a week. The second season airs three years later with 8 episodes that come out in two random chunks six weeks apart for no reason. And by the time it airs, you've forgotten the first season anyway and it's not worth the time to go back and rewatch it.
There. Just saved you a crapton of consulting money. You're welcome.
If a widow collects even 1 social security check after her husband dies and she doesn't notify the government of his passing, then she can be criminally prosecuted.
If a Senator dies and their staff still happens to vote and sign Bills in their name that could affect the entire country, then what happens?
Your raise: +2%, +2.5%, +3%, +2%
Your rent: +8%, +11%, +9%, +14%
Your grocery bill: +6%, +9%, +12%, +11%
Your energy bill: +12%, +15%, +9%, +27%
Your savings: 0%, 0%, 0%, 0%
But sure, the 3% year was a "strong performance review."
i just want to point out… the amount of money the U.S. has spent on war in the last 2.5 months is roughly the same cost that Bernie Sanders proposed for universal college. so the real question is never ‘can we afford it’… it’s what we choose to prioritize.