@MikeBradleyMKE Reminds me of when our friend @taylorhughes did the same a couple years ago and had a great time. Discovering South Shore Terrace was a pretty big deal 🙂
Each name. That's a whole life. We started talking about how to use our show to get at the surprising and weird and special chapters that make up ten lives. This is what we came up with. https://t.co/GcfOtWFtXp
Decertification is the wish of a losing party cloaked in the language of the constitution while violating every principle of our constitution and our nation. A thread:
The fact that a lot of folks think trans issues are "debatable," especially around trans kids and health care, makes clear that there's a LOT of confusion about what actually happens.
This is a thread to share info and dispel many myths, with sources linked. 🧵 /1
AOC is 100% right.
capital investments in efficient infrastructure like rail is an anti-inflationary policy that lowers the cost of goods by significantly reducing the impact of expensive oil prices on everyday goods
The last time Milwaukee played Chicago in the playoffs, we experienced what I consider to be one of the most important moments in the history of the Bucks franchise.
I was invited to give an MLK speech today and a small number of members of the group hosting me wrote and then leaked emails opposing my giving this speech, as it dishonored Dr. King for me to do so. They called me a "discredited activist" "unworthy of such association with King"
This is so good: "Class resentment is often discussed as if it’s a one-way phenomenon: The lower classes resent the upper classes. But it works in the other direction, too. Wealthy elites ... view each other as allies. I...might be a threat." https://t.co/MxSM5CApO8
A must-read story, out today, on the tremendous, life-saving impact of the grassroots initiative to expand Medicaid in Idaho in 2018.
“Medicaid saved my life, and it’s still saving me today:” https://t.co/vaNDN64qq3
ICYMI- terrific new reporting on millions and millions of dollars of secret cash fueling the Supreme Court's right-ward swing. The architect? Leonard Leo of the Federalist Society.