What if they also threw in some Nyquil?

Mandatory follow-up: what ideas are "forbidden?"

I'll venture a guess it's eugenics and white supremacy as theory and practice

But when the "life" part includes unimaginable wealth, huge homes, drivers, personal staff, lavish vacations, and never a want gone unmet, I guess the "balance" bit becomes less salient. All built on the backs and labor of people she refuses to pay a living wage, too

But when the "life" part includes unimaginable wealth, huge homes, drivers, personal staff, lavish vacations, and never a want gone unmet, I guess the "balance" bit becomes less salient. All built on the backs and labor of people she refuses to pay a living wage

@sjshancoxli.liberalcurrents.com: are there any recent books that you feel are doing the necessary work of providing a positive vision of liberalism? Books we should grapple with as we also keep up with the great work @liberalcurrents.com is doing?

"Defer to without question" seems to be what Bari and company want. They demand respect from the people they show nothing but contempt for. And because they don't get the respect, they pretend to be oppressed even though they never STFU and are constantly given fawning covering as they whine

Wonder if it's to drive down traffic, then argue that people don't go so we can destroy it

Stephanie Coontz has a great book titled "The Way We Never Were" that debunks all this nostalgia for an age that never existed and that, even if it did, would be awful for a lot of people

I absolutely love their interviews and discussions on YouTube. Highly informed conversations that don't shy away from the tensions and faults within current left-wing politics (without being holier-than-thou; in fact, lots of great prescriptions)

He can go live in Bill Maher's basement

My district is now partnering with ChatGPT for educational stuff. Absolutely floors me the shortsightedness and dereliction of duty. And far too many of my colleagues are ready to jump right into the black box and call it home.