@buteraijk@PopBase If you were a real fan you’d be consistently advocating for her to get treatment for her incredibly obvious anorexia before she dies.
To me, its not even about Mitch McConnell anymore.
We have a real problem when a Senator can just disappear for six weeks with only the vaguest of explanations & the whole institution just kinda shrugs it off.
Every other job in America would fire you for this.
It’s wild to post this extremely humanizing clip of Fran showing her struggles and how she got through them and then caption it like it’s a bad thing.
This is exactly why Republicans are gonna get crushed by candidates who speak to the struggles of voters because they truly have no idea how their fellow Americans feel in this moment.
Always imagined Mamdani going for Governor rather than Congress. I think the man has absolutely zero interest in federal politics. He's someone who wants to be able to actually get things done on the ground. Not sit in a chamber voting for bills that'll never get passed.
I am sympathetic to the fact that Ariana Grande suffered an incredible amount of trauma from losing Mac and the terrorist attack in Manchester.
However, this tendency of hers to play the abused victim whenever the public expresses concern (over her emaciated body) or dismay (the Ethan Slater affair) is incredibly toxic. Her fans genuinely believe she’s been chased away by mean body shamers when she likely is going to get treatment.
i cannot believe amy klobuchar isn't mentioning impact this railroad crossing has on students. i grew up north of it & went to high school south of it, and would regularly see kids hopping moving trains but she has no words for them, only "drivers trying to get across being delayed"?
Voir une militante néo-nazie faire le salut hitlérien devant une ambassade montre l'urgence de combattre l'extrême droite radicale. Il n'y a ni débat ni banalisation possible face au fascisme.