I loved that book so much.

Golden is not running for re-election.

Are you also going to be working to replace Republican Senators? Because while I agree that the surrender caucus has to go, replacing 47 Senators with a better 47 is just bringing a much sharper knife to a gunfight.

Warren, since she does work for the working people and has lots of experience. Murphy seems savvy. Murray or either of the guys from Oregon would also be solid.

This is true in several other states. The National Conference of State Legislatures has a good rundown of party affiliation and primary voting in states: www.ncsl.org/elections-an...

Also, don't forget that there are 52 Republicans who voted yes, despite the huge public outcry about healthcare costs. They are also to blame. We need to hold them accountable, too.

What's your source for this?

Same. I wish it was $20/day.

Local elections are also really important for addressing housing affordability. Your municipal government is where zoning and development decisions get made.

It's not the premium for me, either. It's the deductible, which is going up $800. I'm a cancer survivor, and follow-up care and monitoring means that I max out my deductible every year.

I think it's the natural progression of a previous trend of claiming neurodivergence when a guy was called out for behaving in a creepy or inappropriate manner towards women. It was bullshit then, too.

Spooked, which is kind of a spinoff of Snap Judgment, features people telling their real life stories of the supernatural or uncanny. I especially like the Old Church road episode. www.npr.org/podcasts/549...

Just came here to say the same thing. We did it via ballot question, so maybe that’s something to try elsewhere.

I'm getting my first tattoo in a couple of weeks, and I now know that whatever else I fuck up in the future, I am at least better at choosing a tattoo design than Graham Platner.