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To be clear, if you're asked to disavow white supremacy and you just talk about how your opponent hasn't disavowed people you don't like, then you're just fine with white supremacy. talkingpointsmemo.com/fivepoints/s...
talkingpointsmemo.com Somehow, Mike Collins Was Completely Unprepared for Questions About His Neo-Nazi Ties During Senate Debate
Pippi loves fall.
I'm pretty stubborn about movies - if I start one I almost always finish it, even if I hate it. I couldn't get past 15 minutes of the new Matchbox commercia-- I mean, movie. Absolute garbage.
These are the people evangelical Christian elected.
This is genuinely so pathetic and so telling of authoritarian thinking. Republicans are the party of old people whose kids don't wanna talk to them anymore, so of course they cry to their politicians about it.
There really are two kinds of business owners: the kind that will yell at customers to protect their employees, and the kind that will yell at employees on behalf of customers. You wanna be (and work for) that first kind.
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