I like the title.

Worth noting: he announced the pick two days after his assassination attempt, making the warning from Tucker, Elon, and Don Jr. all the more persuasive. If there was no assassination attempt, or if it had happened a few days later, would JD be VP now?

Agreed and thank you, though when you've been teaching listeners for years to say "Fuck that," you might take some responsibility when they repeat these words out of habit

I agree with Justin that he ought not attack either of you, but his column also suggests an amnesia about how (I assume and infer) complex decisions get made in a marriage.

The moment I read the story, I knew he hadn't contacted you. Surprising because he's usually an excellent journalist

Yes...and it's also about splintering Democrats by using anti-semitism and the connection to Israel/Gaza/Hamas as a wedge issue.

Hi Amy, I loved what you said in the panel with Eric Ward: two things can be true at the same time. Such nuanced thinking is as powerful as it is rare. Thanks for role modeling that. Ditto for your description of how we interpret the same word (e.g. Zionist, intifada) very differently.

@marcishore.bsky.social

After attending Day One of CPAC last week, I can confirm what you say here about his core supporters.

tinyurl.com/29hr3pmz

Yes indeed. Otherwise known as the victim becoming the persecutor. Unhealed childhood trauma coupled with the temptations of unilateral power unchecked by the inner prudence and humility usually associated with traditional conservatism of the Burke/Kirk variety

Thank you for this. Time to bring back out this poster from December 2016