“Here’s the play, Amy. I’m gonna recommend you to Trump and you’re going to get rid of Roe, get rid of Chevron, keep Trump on the ballot, give him immunity, eliminate affirmative action, eliminate NY’s gun laws, get rid of majority-minority districts, let Trump get rid of TPS but keep metering, protect girls’ sports, get rid of independent agencies, and get rid of Lemon. But when it comes time to let states count ballots after Election Day, that’s when you’ll strike with a narrow opinion deferring to Congress. Got it? We play the long game in Kentucky.”
We need to bring back intellectual elitism. Sorry, but a virologist will always know more about vaccines than a yoga mommy blogger with a ChatGPT Plus subscription.
My Uber driver in Branson was a Kennedy-Goldwater-Nixon-Nixon-Ford-Reagan-Reagan-Bush-Dole-Bush-Bush-McCain-Romney-Trump-Trump-Trump voter. He said that after Tuesday’s primary results in New York, there’s no way he’ll ever vote for a Democrat again.
I will simply never recover from reading this sentence:
"Since Georgia implemented work requirements in 2020, they have spent twice as much on Deloitte consultants and administrative costs as on healthcare for people."
As a principled libertarian, I believe that anyone who doesn't immediately do what ICE says should be shot dead. And as a principled states' rights advocate, I believe that the federal government should not allow states to prosecute these shootings.