Forgiven, I was pretty vague; my memory of the events of the time are tinted by having been a pretty blisteringly angry feminist at the time... still am really... so the cruel, cynical, political sexphobic misogynistic massacree of the Clinton impeachment mostly just made me roll my eyes back then.

And hey, while one mosquito bite has a vanishingly small chance of actually causing serious harm, some do carry very infectious diseases; maybe you'll be the lucky mosquito.
Still worth it even if nobody gets lucky and kills the host, since they do NOT like being bitten.

I’ve said this for many years and I’ll keep saying it: for all that I believe trans women are women, we would matter even if we weren’t. We would belong in feminism even if we weren’t. We would deserve to have others stand with us even if we weren’t.

You jumped to some very weird conclusions. I kinda get it? The misogyny of the era is making a huge comeback, insofar as it even ever went away, so a lot of folks might read what I say and go "oh she hates Monica," but no, I just... don't like slavery, and don't think slavers should opine on Gaza.

And are the positions filled by prison labor not a form of staff?

Are governors and their families not able to just... not do that? Are they legally obligated to have slaves there?

Maybe I'm wrong but I got the impression the office of Governor of Arkansas was one of the ones that gets to take advantage of prison slavery.

This is the face of the co-founder of KOSA. This is the enemy.

Prolly best not ask about how they staffed the office in Little Rock.

Yay, found exactly what I was looking for! (A friend and I talk about "getting passwords" when someone keysmashes... but her most recent keysmash has no special characters or numbers!)