if there’s one thing today is making me realize, it’s that i am so confident in my beliefs. i LOVE the empathy i have for others. i love that i care more about basic human rights than the cost of groceries. i love that i voted to move forward instead of voting to stay divided.
people who say "well trump was president in 2016 you'll live 🤓" do not realize tens of thousands of people died because he downplayed a pandemic and women today are dying because of the 3 supreme court justices he appointed
Every 2-4 years I’m reminded that I’ve been deceived by the many positive male relationships and friendships I have in my life enough to forget how much this country fundamentally loathes women
For the first time in history, the United States has a sitting congressperson who is transgender.
Congratulations to Sarah McBride, whose race was just called by MSNBC.
She wins in a year where a historic amount of anti-trans ads were blared across TV screens in America.
regardless of the election’s results it’s obvious this country has gotten way more rightwing especially amongst men and i think a lot of that is what is fed to us online, we have to figure out a way to stop every dude under 35 from turning into crypto hitler
It tells you everything that Vance emphasizes the difficulties faced by his wife as a “working mom” when he was a working dad to those exact same kids and appeared to face no difficulties.
Tim Walz’ democracy answer was the best one of the night because it spoke to the real issue for vice presidential nominees— who is competent and what does the veep nominee say about the character of the their running mate. He drove home that Vance’s refusal to acknowledge the 2020 election’s legitimacy is a major red flag for Vance’s fitness.