Not a very interesting change considering it has nothing to do with the Times’ struggles with objectivity and its own public good during the Trump era.

I mean, I hate Rodgers too (Lions fan) but even I can acknowledge the dude’s always been the most thoughtful of all the NFL’s veteran “elite” quarterbacks.

I’m not worried, i’m just calm and chill. I just have this feeling like everything is ok.

You should read a few of the articles about the contradictions - that’s not exactly how it happened. It’s super confusing unless you really dive into it, but what she appeared to tell people back in 1993 was that she was experiencing sexual harassment, but didn’t even specify that it was Biden. Also, Biden would have…

If you read this article you will know that that claim is far from being a provable face ... this Vox investigator spoke to those people last year and their story was different then. Not finding a story credible is not the same thing as smearing a woman or “not believing her”. https://www.vox.com/2020/5/7/21248713/tara…

Disagree - in investigations credibility IS a deciding factor. That’s why attorneys are allowed to question witnesses as to their propensity for truthfulness. Her past behaviour that showcases a history of deception or lack of truth is relevant ESPECIALLY when her claims aren’t supported by confirmation (I know she…

But calling up a bunch of landlords and giving them a bullhorn to vent about missed rent payments only contributes to a culture of silence in which the majority of victims never report their assaults

According to this website, you should only be defending non-violent drug offenders. Don’t forget the article saying Aunt Becky’s lawyers are a pox on society for filing a motion to dismiss on behalf of their client and going to trial rather than just pleading guilty.

Are you fucking kidding me? Please take another shot at smearing criminal defense attorneys who represent people accused of sex assault when you know absolutely nothing about the law. If you bothered to do the bare minimum of your job, you would know that defense attorneys cannot just bring up evidence of how the…

“Smithers, are they booing me?”

My commencement address was a long anecdote probably lifted straight from some C-Level self-help book by a some wannabe Paul Harvey local “business leader”. It was bad at the time because it relied on the listener to care who this kid Orethal was that the guy was blabbing about. It’s so much worse in retrospect…

Let’s not forget putting HUD under the charge of someone who, during congressional testimony, legitimately thought that, when asked if he was familiar with REOs, thought he was being asked if he was familiar with a cookie.

Not even the underground, automated subway cars.

Take your damn star. 

I’ve inquired about who the hardcases are going to be and there appear to be (thankfully) few who are trying to rally support for fast-track, full-staff, no protocols reopening. But, luckily, those are in one of our offices in a state that is requiring temperature checks at entrances, so they’ll have to comply with at…

I embrace my dweebness on this matter - just as the dear departed Little Richard sang, “The Girl Can’t Help It!”

This is all depressingly true, which is why I believe the most important job interview skill is sniffing out the corporate culture. A bad culture can turn an otherwise great job into a nightmare, while a good one can make an otherwise dead-end job tolerable. 

I’d be very thankful if Trump gets it.