I take your point, but what is the alternative? The silence of resignation?

That makes sense - I had not looked at it that way. Thank you for the thoughtful reply.

Could you elaborate? Are you saying:

Got a typo up front there, Panama: “Amensty International” in the opening sentence. Sorry to be THAT PERSON. (When I make a typo, I appreciate it pointed out. If I’m being rude, just ignore.)

1. Consistent voting patterns by minorities, in and around badly-drawn districts, are the strongest facts that can influence courts to rule for redistricting/dismantling gerrymandering.

That made me laugh right out. Thank you.

Good point.

It was described as ‘palliative care’ on NPR, for what that’s worth.

Yeah. Asshole, was what that was.

I’m curious to know why this is (surprising) news.

Okay I was about to comment along the lines of Who gives a fuck and/or Don’t you have anything more pressing to write about?

I’m pretty sure the headliner counts, always. Otherwise there would not be, you know, a HEADLINER.

Your comment is more precise, illuminating, and contains more context than the article.

Major Nope to the basement renting!

Please look up CaptainAwkward.com . She offers exceptionally kind and supportive advice, and scripts you can use to establish and maintain boundaries. Her archives are very easy to search, and the commentariat is awesome.

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Sajudin had passed a lie-detector test, during which he testified that high-level Trump employees, including Trump’s head of security, Matthew Calamari, had told him the story.