Depends on how much change.

Thank you.

Not dead. Was a vote on the rule, not the bill. They will try to flip those four by figuring out what they want. Then try again to bring the bill to the floor.

Must be a @washingtonpost.com typo, it’s month, not week.

“He had also become a model for what people with SMI can accomplish, and an ambassador to the lawmakers who set mental health policy. He provides perspective on that homeless person talking to himself on the subway, hearing voices, scaring the other riders. Too many times, he has been that person”

“We’re at Fountain House, whose free “clubhouses” are run for/by people w serious mental illness. Since the episode on the bridge, Mr. Sooknanan, now 26, had his G.E.D., earned a college degree &, at age 21, run the campaign for the first South Asian woman elected to the NY Legislature”

Need this but instead of puzzle games, pokemon go.

Another crucial lesson from this Harvard situation: There is no plan B. Trump's team had no idea what to do if Harvard said "no fuck you."

By first doubling down on the threats and then backing away and lying, they weakened their hand even more! Harvard woudl be wise to say no to the next threat.

i'm in the middle of it right now, just finished the part where cheryl demands that young women "come to bed" with her...so wild.

Fair!

What about Sarah Palin

To be clear, the narrative shift didn’t just happen, it required courage and action by courts, Senator Van Hollen, union leadership, protesters, reporters and, critically, Abrego Garcia’s wife. In the 1960s, civil rights leaders called it “dramatizing injustice.”

Like what is even HAPPENING

Honestly can someone lmk when the betting pool opens on who is next???