We should take pride in what we do and create and believe in, not where we live. I'm happy that many Americans are realizing that there are many bad aspects of the country, and that it's OK to admit that.
The timing is so cringe. They all knew how old he was a year ago. Now, after one sad event, the sky is falling? Come on now. Quit grandstanding, my guys.
I think that day has long since passed. Blogs don't show up on search results anymore unless you're amazing and lucky, which I'm not. Meh. :-)
By that standard, as long as the Republicans push a shitty candidate, voters have no choice but to pick the Democrat. Gotta do better than that if you wanna sway people's actions on election day.
Politics is always biased. That's the point of it. There is no strictly objective reporting that has any meaning.
Polarizing is not a problem. Trump is polarizing.
Jesus. How could locking up homeless folk make things better? The headline is bad, and the article is not informative.
Good. Patriotism goes hand in hand with nationalism, xenophobia, and racism. How could it possibly not?
This wasn't SCOTUS. They would agree, but this was not them.
It's an interesting situation. YouTube needs us more than we need YouTube.
Wow, the yoga example in the article is exactly why noncompetes are terrible. For those who didn't read... A yoga studio owner didn't like it when former employees opened up their own yoga studio nearby. So she added noncompete clauses to future contracts. In other words, she's too inept to compete on delivering a quality product.
I think we need to be honest about the actual context and meaning. We've seen what happens when presidents lose the election and refuse to concede. It happened with Bush Jr, and it happened with Trump. When Joe tells us that he wouldn't do what they did, we shouldn't be upset at his honesty. We should be happy that he's not evil.