In the scheme of likely outcomes in the Missouri Senate race, going for “ dump her ghoul ass and try to get a Dem who cares about human life above corporations and warfare” probably means handing ripped Bobby Newport here the election.

As soon as people stop treating the Kate Middletons of the world as a standard of womanhood, then I’ll stop tearing down their accomplishments that they would never have achieved without oodles of help.

That’s true, but in California the problem is that the disparity between retail workers at a store aimed at homeowners and said homeowners is much more stark than it is elsewhere in the country.

Who wants to specifically remember anything from the first year of their kids life anyways? I just want it to be a bunch of generic feelings I can share with my kids when they are older.

The authors do a good job of pointing out that sexism makes the climb hard or maybe even impossible for women who want to try.

I prefer my two alternatives

I mean, if someone’s leaking actual classified information, then it’s a crime. Don’t know that it’s treason though.

Some random nobody-staffer telling Politico about how the mood at the White House is tense because of Trump’s latest gaffe is a “traitor”?

Sexism undoubtedly makes the climb twice as steep, but I also suspect there are fewer women interested in making the climb because, for games that ultimately develop into having an e-sports scene, the player base maybe doesn’t look like the broader gaming community just yet.

Yeah, no worrying about whether little Prince George is being taken care of seeing as he’s probably just chilling with the nanny he hangs out with all the time anyways.

If I were a service worker in urban California, I’d probably feel pretty embittered towards Home Depot’s customers, who definitely skew towards being homeowners, and thus, probably many, many, many times more wealthy than me.

Jesus.

Oh my gosh. Look, I get it, My syntax wasn’t precise and so you’re using it as an excuse to get on a stupid little soapbox.

Relative to caring for both a newborn and a toddler?

Without a team of people taking care of her baby and her appearance and access to the absolute cutting edge of medical technology, there’s no way she could have had the energy to do that though.

But see, this is the whole problem. You “feel” things. You don’t think them.

It’s also not as if a West Virginia teacher or Los Angeles service worker can turn to a cable news “side hustle” for a little extra bread.

But any rational person would recognize that greed supports a function. It supports it immorally, but ultimately if you’re going to replace it, you can’t just “remove” it without replacing it.

But that’s a double edged sword because of how their actions inform society’s expectations on what average moms can do.

Right?