He’s playing “Every accusation is a confession” wrong. You’re supposed to make the accusation before you get caught.

When I first becoming politically aware, I was utterly shocked by people, intelligent in some ways, saying they vote Republican because their family is Republican. Like they were voting for the Dodgers.

I think people are so easily swayed by what they’re told about themselves that very often when the women are told that they’re more liberal, they adopt it to be good group members, and when the men are told that they’re more conservative, they adopt it to be good group members.

Edit: Which is not intended to counter what you said about forced breeders, which is absolutely true.

You’re exactly right.

I do wonder why nearly everyone manages to forget that the electoral college exists.

I don’t see any concrete promise made, much less any penalty holding them to a concrete promise.

The Associated Press chooses not to discuss the small fact that DeJoy was appointed to destroy the USPS.

Reuters not honest enough to write “killing” much less “murder”.

The headline frames hypocrisy as the sin rather than the silencing of climate protest.

Does the press think there will be some protective force field for them if they succeed in setting America alight?

Now I’m reminded of Dick Cheney shooting that guy and the guy having to apologize to Cheney for it.

it looks like that to me too

Genuine question. I do want to engage in discussing political matters—well, some days, when I’m up for it—but I’m hesitant because I expect to be viewed with some paranoia. I will do my best not to even look at votes. If I snark on headlines for some time, which I would enjoy, maybe enough people will figure out I’m not something bad.

“It’s something I’ll have to deal with for the rest of my life,” said Gardner

“I shot someone, so I’m the real victim here!” (In Nebraska, victim shoot you?)