Hi folks, counter opinion, but I think the dunking on Natalie Harp has run its course, and now it’s starting to make people look not so great.
First of all, we all are seeing Trump‘s health, and him falling asleep and barely able to stand up. I concur with the opinion of some that Republicans are more concerned that he is going to lose his image of strongman virility, because we all know, without being too, graphic the chances of him having any sort of sexual relationship with this woman are nil.
And second, her obsession with Trump, and him being some sort of daddy figure to her, is not that uncommon in a lot of far right households where young women are brought up to worship their husbands and dads. I think mocking her is starting to just look plain mean. I’m starting to feel badly for her.
Third, we know the Trump regime made it into a bigger news story because they want to make him look like a strongman, which clearly he is not. But OK, the point has been made and they probably made a mistake doing it. Let’s take the W and walk away now.
There is plenty of other fodder from the failing presidency with record low approval to focus on, and I suggest we move in that direction
@DomusWeb The article fails to clearly identify what the "cultural identity" was and how it was lost. The only criticism the author seems to have is that the surrounding industrial wasteland is no more and was replaced by structures not accessible to them.
@PlannerSean Who is designing these? The size is workable, but the details are less than thoughtful. Space behind bath door? Does a unit of this size need a furnace & washer dryer? Dishwasher? If you really need a utility room then access it from the bath to get another useable wall.