Indiana State Senator Jack E. Sandlin also shared the “fat women” meme. He claimed he didn’t post it and has no idea how it ended up on his page (riiiiight).
Get over yourself. Read more
Another woke little dude. Saw this on twitter.
one of my favourite signs today was just south of Dundas and held by a man standing on the sidelines. it said in huge letters: PLEASE TELL ME WHAT I CAN DO TO HELP. My girlfriend and I just squeezed each others hands and talked about how nice it was to see the allyship. Read more
I rallied and marched in Toronto today. There were about 60,000 people. It looked like almost half of the attendees were men - groups of men, men with the women in their lives, single men who brought their children, large extended families that included children, dads, and grandfathers. It was so diverse in every way… Read more
Jonathan Chait? Read more
This apparently includes the DOJ’s 25 Violence Against Women grant programs.
Tertiary q: why does this man look like alt-right Jon Snow Read more
it’s just a placeholder anna, sources tell me they are gonna replace it with a live wasp’s nest Read more
Anecdotal evidence, I know, but - Read more
I saw similar issues in North Carolina; disorganization, turning away volunteers, no lawn signs/buttons/stickers, etc., the same few neighborhoods being canvassed repeatedly with bad voter data, while others were ignored. Lawn signs and bumper stickers might not sway other voters, but swag makes volunteers feel… Read more
look how can we blame the campaign when there haven’t been any contemporary examples of extraordinarily run campaigns that leaned heavily on ground game, grassroots tactics Read more
According to the veterans we hosted on their way to and from the vets action this past weekend, particularly hurt were the IVAW affiliated folks in the Sicangu camp - they lost two barracks style tents, including the medical tent, to the blizzard. Read more
For you, being trapped in a hotel in North Dakota during a blizzard in subzero temperatures will be a story you tell for the rest of your life. For midwesterners, it was Tuesday. Read more