Our friends at Worker Power sent this to me.
I would love to hear a first-hand account from anyone on BJ who attends.
Anyone think you might go?
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There is no compromise when it comes to body autonomy. You either have it or you don’t.
At some point, the ability to learn is a factor of character, not IQ.
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Republicans want to make it harder to vote and easier for them to cheat.
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A norm that restrains only one side really is not a norm – it’s a trap.
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Republicans seem to think life begins at the candlelight dinner the night before.
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… riddled with inexplicable and elementary errors of law and fact
The words do not have to be perfect.
Accountability, motherfuckers.
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When you’re a Republican, they let you do it.
That’s my take and I am available for criticism at this time.
In my day, never was longer.
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Republicans: The threats are dire, but my tickets are non-refundable!
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WaterGirl
This might just be the only post in the history of Balloon Juice to not even get one comment. Can’t have that!
JaySinWA
@WaterGirl: That’s an oxymoron. /tedtalk
ETA not in AZ so nothing useful to add.
Old School
@WaterGirl: I assume an esoteric insurance post has already accomplished a “no comments” results.
This one I at least comprehend, but I’m not in Arizona. Hopefully they get a good turnout.
WaterGirl
@Old School: I am not alone!
Ramalama
I have a cousin who has Mexican heritage (adopted) who lives in AZ. I am worried for her. I am not on close terms with her parents. And I was basically out of the house when she became part of our very honky family. My siblings know her better, but I feel like a turd asking them how to reach out to her. I mean, none of us ever asked each other how to do that. I tried once before the election and one sib admonished me for trying to talk to her to get her to vote. My siblings are not turds. We’re just super clannish and talking about how to get closer to someone just doesn’t work. Anyone with any ideas?
Also Go, AZ.