How Is This DC??? So I decided to walk from Maryland to Adams Morgan on this awesome 8 mile hike and I was blown away that this type of scenery is right here in DC! Now this was an adventure!
@_justgirlfriday Similar story, similar time, I found out about @THErealDVORAK & @adamcurry through @andrewhorowitz & DH Unplugged, when I was a screaming echo-chambered Leftist. That first listen was a shock to the system indeed. No Agenda PROFOUNDLY changed my life in multiple ways.
For many who watched this video, it was a warning from the future.
Over 8 million views across YouTube and Instagram.
One of the most raw encounters I’ve ever had.
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Shoutout to @Silver_Diner for their AMAZINGLY delicious Shakshuka. Lamb sausage, egg, tomatos, sprinkled with Crunchy chickpeas, pomegranate seeds. Perfect brunch.
@wmata bus #2942 A25 route. 5:50pm, At King & Wakefield intersection, our Driver is asking passengers for directions. I am loathe to snitch but This is the umpteenth time I’ve seen this happen, and it sometimes becomes a safety issue. Please train your drivers. Thank you.
@wmata When I first notified you of the issue I gave the bus number. But this has happened MANY times since then. It’s not specific to one driver. Clearly, It’s YOUR TRAINING of the drivers for A25 route. At least let em use a GPS so they stop taking passengers BLOCKS out of their way.
@wmata can you PLEASE have all drivers of the A25 Bus actually LEARN the route before driving it? Your drivers of this route are making all sorts of bumfuck errors and often begging the passengers for guidance. It’s damn near every day. Thank you.
Everyone who cares about America’s future needs to understand what’s going on with the Save America Act. Requiring voter ID is a commonsense, fair, good-government measure that’s about as broadly popular (80%) as anything in America.
You have to be a committed Democrat partisan or a liar to be against it. The more it’s debated in front of the public, the more pressure will likely increase for its passage.
As Senator Lee explains in this interview, the Civil Rights Act debate added 30 Senate votes. The SAVE Act only needs 11. It’s true that the debate is not guaranteed to work. But what’s the downside to trying? Senators’ time? Time away from pushing the big-business Washington lobbyist agenda they are tied to?
Nobody cares. Not trying is a huge signal to the base of how detached senators are from their constituents’ concerns.