Jon Stewart on election night: "We're all going to have to wake up tomorrow morning and work like hell to move the world to the place that we prefer it to be." #DailyShow
When Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, Trump delayed $20 billion of aid and allowed Puerto Rico to be without power for 181 days.
His botched responses to natural disasters are just a few things you may have forgotten about his presidency.
Just over a week before the 2016 election, Hillary Clinton led national polls by double digits, with one of the major election predictors giving her a 93 percent chance of winning. (And well, we know how that turned out.)
This is where we need to remind ourselves that a little bit of hope can sustain and propel us into action, but that same hope can just as easily lull us into dangerous complacency.
We need to remember the single greatest rally and the only truly consequential poll is waiting on the first Tuesday in November.
No other moment trumps that one.
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.@PeteButtigieg: "If your party has been systematically against unions, against a higher minimum wage, against paid family leave, against overtime, then just because you found Hulk Hogan and Kid Rock and put them on a stage doesn't make you a friend of the working man."
Paige Bueckers was asked about potentially replacing Caitlin Clark as the star of women's college basketball next season.
"I honestly hope next year I'm not the focal point and the only person that gets attention. I hope as media, as players, we can spread the love a little bit more."
Jon Stewart delivers another crushing truth. 🔥
Why do we let corporations socialize financial losses and privatize their gains?
Let that marinate for a few minutes before commenting, it might be a little heavy at first.