Red/purple line enthusiast
Progressive
Occasional map maker
he/him
She was slated to attend a Chicago DSA forum in Skokie but was a last-minute scratch with little explanation
She was slated to attend a Chicago DSA forum in Skokie but was a last-minute scratch with little explanation
This campaign lies so much
Most people first heard she wasn’t there as it got started at 7
This campaign lies so much
(No filler whatsoever)
www.assignedmedia.org/breaking-new...
They are safer than Uber/Lyft.
They are not cheaper so they won’t take ridership away from CTA any more than Uber and Lyft already have.
I don’t see a reason NOT to allow them honestly.
They are safer than Uber/Lyft.
They are not cheaper so they won’t take ridership away from CTA any more than Uber and Lyft already have.
I don’t see a reason NOT to allow them honestly.
Lawrence has a major bus line and the red line stop is right outside of the Aragon. Wilson is a busier stop and right beside a community college.
Lawrence has a major bus line and the red line stop is right outside of the Aragon. Wilson is a busier stop and right beside a community college.
Contestants on Nailed It France: hold my wine
Contestants on Nailed It France: hold my wine
So it’s just Mike Simmons and Bushra Amiwala, per a source
The event is starting now and is live streamed here:
www.youtube.com/live/q3ASM4u...
I think the most likely scenario is that we still fall short ans Paxton becomes Senator
Texas Senate Republican primary
Ken Paxton 29%
John Cornyn 24%
Wesley Hunt 24%
Undecided 23%
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(H2H)
Ken Paxton 45%
John Cornyn 31%
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Wesley Hunt 43%
John Cornyn 32%
nypost.com/2025/12/05/u...
I think the most likely scenario is that we still fall short ans Paxton becomes Senator
“If soulmates do exist, they are not found, they are made”
This is a much better idea of a soulmate than the other popular interpretation imo
“If soulmates do exist, they are not found, they are made”
This is a much better idea of a soulmate than the other popular interpretation imo
So far this year, the city is on the hook for some $285M in police misconduct settlements—roughly $100 per resident