“republicans SHOULD win Latinos on the basis of faith, family, and hard work” okay well that doesn’t happen, what actually happens is they win Latinos when they talk about abusing women and being corrupt pieces of shit, it’s not my business to try and figure out why
Bad Bunny went from bagging groceries recording music on SoundCloud to being one of the most streamed artists in the world. He embodies the entrepreneurial spirit of Latinos that Republicans say should make them natural conservatives. Instead they are crashing out on him.
I love this. Don’t you understand that this is the cops’ job in our society, to rough up peaceful protesters and journalists. Don’t be a naive socialist simpleton
I still don’t care for cream as the light color because of the body odor connotations but dropping the blue shade to navy and keeping the yellow as-is was a great move
Alabama is enough of a brand that it's always fine and Ohio State/Georgia/Michigan are in big enough metros to be fine but I just sort of assumed the A+ tier rural schools would go the way of Nebraska
my priors about the portal/NIL era was that schools in culturally 'cool' areas would benefit hugely (e.g. USC/UCLA, Miami) and the historical cowtown powerhouses would suffer (e.g Oklahoma) so I'm obviously conceding I don't know anything about the dynamics here
sure but like what I don't get is that Wisconsin has football brand cachet in a way that Champaign-Urbana and Bloomingdale doesn't and yet Bielema and Cignetti have figured out how to navigate it
congratulations on figuring it out before your rancid milk carton of an ex-wife did though, your reward is being Molly Jong-Fast's plus-one at a book signing
you think you're so fucking clever for discovering that donald trump was bad in 2018 because that's the kind of drooling mediocrity you've gotten to work with your entire life playing the game on easy mode as a token minority republican
"Forty-two judges went so far as to say that the Supreme Court’s emergency orders had caused 'some' or 'major' harm to the public’s perception of the judiciary[,] [including] nearly half of the Republican-nominated judges."
I can imagine this meaning they are trying to rebuild trust among Republicans (which would be great!). I can also imagine much more worrisome possibilities.
