There are only so many school hours in a year, meaning you have to pick and choose what to teach. So naturally, there’s cherry-picking.

Screw that! I’ll bring my mom’s delicious sushi rolls. (Fully cooked, don’t worry.)

Sometimes he lies so hard, it’s accurate by accident? ...I really hate that I can apply this to a POTUS.

And at the point where they got the app in front of them, bureaucratic inertia made it hard to change course. This should be Iowa’s last time being “FIRST!” because of both their mistakes, and in handing Trump a talking point.

...I want to say something sarcastic in response, but can’t work up the will. I can’t wait for this administration to end.

I’ve tried pepperjack, and for the life of me I don’t see the appeal. That’s the equivalent of cheese on a spoonful of pepper. And, I’ve grown up on that ‘good mac and cheese’ - part of the reason I like my current recipe is because it’s just that different from what I knew.

Personally, I believe yesterday’s shenanigans reveal a lot more about the people commenting—and our community as a whole—than they do Meghan.

You have it backwards, spices’n’cheese. If Trump clearly wants you to question something - say, some aspect of someone or some organization - maybe consider the fact that he’s lying about it.

Because party apparatchiks are not known for their deep understanding of programming, and why robustness/scaling are so important. (Voting apps are a catastrophically bad idea for exactly these reasons - don’t even bring them up, except to shoot them down!)

With.

That still means you’re repeating the official Trump line, and we both know that’s not a good place to be, whether it’s a ‘good look’ or not.

Sometimes, the attack ads just make themselves.

Sometimes that’s the best you can get: harmless fun that no one else understands.

And you’ll do so by repeating the line the President wants you to, apparently.

Ask the scientists who determined that DNA evidence can be falsified and erroneously applied.

Your President thanks you.

*super deep man voice* “Call me Thiazin, hon.”

That’s a waste of an otherwise nice bottle.

That didn’t stop South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg from declaring victory last night for no other reason than he is an arrogant white man drunk on privilege. His campaign released a memo with internal data showing a strong performance.

Like the “white vote,” black voters shouldn’t be lumped into one homogenous category. The concerns of socially conservative, rural black voters are totally different from progressive city-dwellers. Black people in Harlem have different motivations and issues than African Americans in South Carolina and Mississippi.