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Yes. As a former reporter I resisted believing this could be true. But it is.

And my responses would be bad, too: Just no. You must be kidding me. That’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard.

No one has to worry about losing their anchor job to either of us.

Strategy is to get ahead of Supreme Court ruling against him.

These are the people who want to lower the age of marriage to 14! Why do they car so much about pedophiles? I can’t make their actions/beliefs reconcile.

If true, why’d he wait? Could have had DOJ investigate and shelved this months ago.

Marshall is a loss. He’s a miserable senator for Kansans. Although- he is running scared that Sharice David’s, popular Dem Rep, will run against him.

Is this zero fees statement the affordability messaging?

Not sure I can relate this to that new word “groceries.”

Did Underage Girls Ruin Politics?

Tomorrow in the @nytimes.com

1981: in Great Bend trying to transmit a story from “laptop” to Wichita over a telephone receiver. I was 21. An intern. Panicky because the “technology” didn’t work. And the IT guy speaking to me as if I were an idiot.

That feeling has never left me. IT guys just look in my direction and I heave.

“Threaten” is not synonymous with “brief.”

Agree - and this is the issue of “marriage.” It is a government-sanctioned state of being that confers special privileges on those who participate.

The religious aspect of marriage is not relevant. And the county clerk’s religious objections are not relevant either.

This is what I think. It wasn’t a good case, it was the closest case. A “better” one will come along once the crazy white Christian nationalists set up a situation with better structure. Probably will involve cake somehow.

He cannot grasp “no means no” in any context whatsoever.

Better than the people I worked with, who started every statement with, "Hey, friends."

I'm all for friendship. But not necessarily with all of them.

You misidentified the hardship. The hardship is “will we make Trump mad by acting responsibly and then he slams us and our gravy train from Harlan Snow slows down” vs “will Trump be happy and praise us and let us do his bidding more often.”

I still remember my anthropology professor’s favorite joke from college:
“What did Watson and Crick discover?”
“Rosalind Franklin’s notes.”

And here I thought he’d make America great - but the door knobs remain without glitter. Sigh.

Car time with (sleeping, probably) child!

Blessed 🙏

/s

They have until about noon on Inauguration Day to rectify this.

People - focus! Let’s get back to the sandwich. Is it throwable? Can I be arrested for it? Will late night tv hosts be merciless if I am acquitted?

What qualities make this sandwich great?

But across the newsroom and business side, the typical woman earns 6 percent less than the typical man (approximately $7,000 annually). And the typical employee of color earns 8 percent less than the typical white employee. Over just a few years that difference can amount to a sizable sum. Women and people of color are significantly underrepresented in the most highly compensated reporting and editing roles in the newsroom. They also tend to be younger, thanks to the recent push to diversify the company. Both factors help drive the overall pay disparities.

After the NYTimes published the op-ed "Did Women Ruin the Workplace?", I remembered that a NYTimes Guild report in 2021 found "Overall, median pay for women was $10,000 less per year than for men, meaning women earned roughly 92 percent of what men earned." nytimesguild.org/papers/2021-...

Fear. It just grips his teeny tiny balls in a way I will never understand. Or feel sorry for.

Over half of the corporations bankrolling Trump’s vanity ballroom are facing (or recently faced) federal investigations into wrongdoing — including violating workers’ rights or misleading consumers.

They also have a combined $279 BILLION in federal contracts.

Follow the money.

Lori Chavez-DeRemer: "When we're talking about the SNAP program, one of the other programs we're definitely concerned about is Unemployment Insurance. That will be the next thing that we have to be concerned about."

Tim, can you list the candidates that he donated to? And did Ty Masterson receive the lion’s share? This - and Masterson’s own bankruptcy that shows he can’t manage money or be trusted - should be an issue if Masterson makes it past the primary.

"Legislation that guaranteed Beneficient received the charter was championed by Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson, an Andover Republican now in the midst of a campaign for governor."

I can appreciate people who want to step up to those roles. It sounds like hell to me.

You are probably too young to know about Schumm’s vote back in the day - that’s a compliment, as I am old!

Tell me more about Courtney.

Depends on your politics. I’m not a fan of Enneking. Has shown to be unserious and not interested in understanding things like “state statutes” that restrict how funds are spent.

Polian, yes. Schumm had his moment in the sun. Good grief, retire gracefully.

And - as I’m like an elephant who never forgets - he voted against adding “sexual orientation” to the city’s EEO statement back in the day. Never ate at one of his restaurants again after that.