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Things I support: Live music, comedy, and theater; the Oxford comma; voting rights and fair elections; healthcare rights and autonomy for all; turtles and tortoises; cats; fact-checking; healthy environments; responsible journalism
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She's 31 and has been working steadily since she was 13. She has four Oscar nominations. She's earned a break, and I don't think she's worried about finding her next job.
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Thanks.
We appreciate it.
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Pennsylvania hasn't, for years. That's why the fight to disqualify mail-in ballots with incorrect dates was clearly pointless.
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Yep. I can remember "Bring me the belt. I'm not hurting MY damned hand."
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The Talking Heads opening for Pearl Harbor and the Explosions.
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What demographic remains that might consider buying a Cybertruck?
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That earned a follow.
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I dread the collateral damage.
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Trump and Must both think that everyone is going to rally around them and shun the other.
Are the Las Vegas oddsmakers on this one yet?
(If Musk wanted to be a smartass, he should have closed with "Thank you for your attention in this matter.)
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That plane is not going to get off the ground.
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This is an account I wrote immediately after the taping of the 2011 show. It's a public link, so you should be able to read it.
www.facebook.com/notes/165144...
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The timing could be worse. The public hatefest could have been delayed until after the Senate voted on the OBBB.
But here we are.
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Farewell, good boi.
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Nothing says "Sincere personal belief" like holding up a mass-produced sign.
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That's a pretty fraught company name, being as the palantirs were often used to alarm and mislead.
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You might want to check out Randy Newman's "In Germany, Before the War." (He's more than just 'Short People' and 'Toy Story.')
Unreliable narrator, but you know exactly what's being told.
youtu.be/tXYIN2nowrE?...
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I'm sorry you had to deal with that sad outcome. Thank you for drawing attention to it.
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Oh, no. I'm glad you're well enough to tell the tale.
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Your daughter is not wrong. I think you'll be glad you watched it.
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I think HCR called it right by saying the pardon is akin to Trump's Proud Boys exchange, or the Whitmer would-be kidnappers. I took it as "If you support me, you can be as violent and corrupt as you want to be, and I'll have your back."
Justice isn't being redefined; it's dismissed as irrelevant.
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I felt your pain even before I looked up "polycule."
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I hope the page welcomes 'No Kings' rally announcements as well.
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Self-deportation is fine if people do it of their own free will, and not out of fear of persecution.
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Hang tight. I hope it passes without incident.
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Oops, wrong link, but worthy so I'll leave it up. Here is the link referenced by the OP:
www.harvardonline.harvard.edu/course/ameri...
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The course with certification is $149, but you can audit the course for free. Scroll down for the information on auditing the course.
www.harvardonline.harvard.edu/course/we-pe...
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The unsaid message (as with universities) is,
"They knew they would have won in court, but they were actually on board with what he was demanding. They just didn't want to admit it."
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Do you think that more partners will be leaving law firms that cut deals with Trump, once they see the nature of the pro bono work they're obligated to do for T and his cronies?
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Credit to Clay Bennett of the Chattanooga Times Free Press for the original cartoon.
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#free
www.nytimes.com/2025/05/22/u...
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I'm sorry.
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I try to avoid harping on misspellings, but when you're quoting an author, it's just wrong. Jane Austen never wrote "... at ever attempt ... "