https://twitter.com/MWRRobinsonDC/status/1158581592002048001?s=17
«I’ve had the privilege of growing up in a tradition that didn’t believe in the myths and legends because we had to bear the brunt of them.»
Marcus Robinson (@MWRRobinsonDC) Tweeted:
I am at a loss for words, @esglaude has left me with tears in my eyes. https://t.co/Znaq9XzU7T
Honestly, I think this is about right.
I think this is one of the cooler posts on the internet today. (Not the original complaint, but the apology.)
This gentleman has done the internet a real favor. (Read the replies.)
Wow, indeed.
https://twitter.com/tomwatson/status/1157635643230568449?s=17
Tom Watson (@tomwatson) Tweeted:
I didn’t think this until recently. But the DSA vote, the rise of his Stein-voting leadership team, ongoing cozy relationship with Gabbard etc have me rethinking. Sanders may well go third party if denied. He should be asked about this in debates. https://t.co/ksVz7lE06R
«Our first paper, in the PNAS, was very much just the facts. People were upset at us for not putting black mortality on one of our charts, but the reason it’s not there — which we explain — is that black mortality is so high it doesn’t fit on the graph.»
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/08/02/us/politics/2020-democratic-fundraising.html
SUPER interesting maps. Cotton belt in the South, where the old shoreline was, millions of years ago: Harris & Warren (IF you filter out Sanders).
50-state plan! (Or 254-county plan, as the case may be.)
«Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke, the former Texas congressman who lost last year’s Senate race against Cruz by a razor-thin margin, argued at Tuesday’s presidential debate that Democrats “have a chance to beat Donald Trump in Texas” by “traveling to every county, not writing anybody off.”»
(Of course, it’s Beto, so… ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ )
