Awkwardly_Frank

So clever my first suspicion was that the source had been photoshopped.

You're not wrong, but winning the election isn't the bridge the article is talking about. There's room for both conversations in the world, and talking about the potential shift taking place in The Democratic Party may help them to win more elections.

Yeah, at least the kid didn't shell out hundreds of dollars for gold shoes with the structural integrity of cardboard.

There are certainly problems with the state of journalism, but anyone who tries to "view the news as a person" will be as woefully uninformed as those who try to "run government like a business."

Yeah,I'm not gonna lie, I'll enjoy the chance to march with the Northside Coalition again.

What a terrible thing to say about someone's father on the basis of one offhand remark.

Coincidentally my problem is, in fact, that no one is paying me.

Cheap rent with a friend and the ability to move right back out again. I was laid off recently just as I was about to move for work and the choices were be homeless in LA, be homeless in Dallas, or move back into my old room in Jacksonville.

I enjoyed living in Florida, and I'm moving back, but I can confirm that they are both visually,and societaly, North America's dong.

So you're saying my father was wrong; crying will solve something?

They'll pick someone who covers Harris's demographic gaps for VP, like they did Biden for Obama. Probably a moderate from a swing state. Edit: spelling.

You raise a good point. The bias towards action, real or perceived, and the catharsis of self-righteous anger are both strong motivators at work in the political realm. We'd all do well to guard ourselves against those wishing to exploit them.