“You can’t say I’m Black, because that would be terrible” Can confirm: Black people don’t deserve to be blamed for that guy

While Rodgers can check off playing for the Jets off his “securing his Packers legacy” checklist, I believe he’s still $77 million in misappropriation of welfare funds and an unsolicited dick pick scandal behind his predecessor.

I’m also curious if the ask here is for a near realtime text translation, that the text stream that had been in English simply switch to Spanish during his performance, or the screen be filled with both

While Jez’s take is fair and good, the fact that our culture is still flailing around trying to deal with the aftermath of adults doing perfectly reasonable adult things is probably the more useful discussion outside of the relevant voting districts

Perhaps unsurprisingly, it’s primarily Red States where they historically strung people up for rebranding.

In fairness, there is a big difference between rights they want to secure for them and theirs, and “rights” they want to respect for those people

Yeah, that’s why I believe close friends and family deserve a lot of grace and latitude in their support of people who may have done truly awful things, with the bright line exception of directly attacking victims. I think it’s even understandable when their personal convictions persist past legal convictions.

“Nancy Pelosi has been the hardest working person in Congress (with the possible, begrudging, exception of Mitch McConnell)“ While your point absolutely stands, I’d argue that Patty Murray, president pro tem, is at least in that conversation

Exactly! Nothing but well-wishes to the women who want that, nothing but righteous indignation against those who would try to inflict that on people who don’t.

I don’t believe that an unequal division of labor/duties/expertise is automatically a problem, but the fact that it tends to be sprung without joint planning, discussion, or review, certainly is deeply problematic

I think it’s also worth noting that once such a law gives these “fathers” an economic interest in what is happening inside the bodies of these “mothers”, it’s a very small step to them having some level of control over the whole thing. So, such laws are promoting this clump of cells to a legal person whose rights…

As far as that goes, it may be that they were merely annoyed by the legislature so blatantly ignoring the power those judges wish to wield

Are you sure? How much fundraising has your exploratory committee raised and how many marathons have you used those funds to participate in?

In fairness, Gover Cleveland is not only dead but died painfully of a gastro-intestinal disease complicated by an ailment of the heart and kidneys.

I’m sure there are other KPIs that are less easily noted by commenters (and a grey one at that), but I can’t help but notice this weekly item gets something like an order of magnitude less engagement than S’News did, and yet it’s the one still reoccurring.

In fairness, the DeSantis family has had that boy for long enough that the correct term is probably “holding”. That said, I don’t know if placing kids on a motorbike is “trafficking” or if that would require additional vehicles in the vicinity.

I think that delineates the difference between this being something the CPACers got A Catholic (priest) to do, and it having been something THE Catholics did.

I’d argue that how this plays with Republican Primary voters hinges almost entirely on whether they end up feeling this kid is one of the people they “need to be hurting”.

Tangentially, the Pope recently said there was “a very strong, organized, reactionary attitude” in the U.S. church, which he called “backward” and has previously called it an “honor” to be condemned by them.

To me, this reads less like he’s specifically blaming whatever women are in Fox’s leadership, and more like he’s using the word “women” as an insult