Wowwwwww so it's like that

As an elder Gen Z, I'd be ecstatic to make 80k. I'd feel so secure.

Right now we're living on ~40 as a household, and it's tight but workable.

The statistic reported here must be the average of a broad range of responses. But I actually don't understand your explanation. Could you unpack it a bit?

I can't actually find a source stating he wants to do this?

I'm not trolling, just researching.

I did find a line in Project 2025 that calls for moving admin and oversight for Title I to HHS. I just can't find a real source on elimination.

Unless you meant reduction cuts? Just realizing this.

I'm not familiar with Turner, but he seems like a reasonable pick.

I'm curious what role he'll play when facing some of Trump's more aggressive HUD policies.

The story did a fantastic job of establishing several plot threads, allowing them to fray and fade, then smoothly and sharply tying them all back together by the end.

I actually enjoyed it even more than Wandavision!

Absolute Poetry ✋😐🤚

Did he tell you to take your shoes off?? This part is critical

I'm trying to learn more about political journalism, so I would really appreciate an occasional professional perspective!

That's actually the only good song ever written so hell yeah

I agree! Whatever happens with this bill will set the precedent for similar instances nationwide. This is a huge moment, and it's a moment we could lose if the "distraction" rhetoric keeps up.

Moreover, it could very well define the "future of the Democratic party" everyone's been debating.

I stared at this in stunned silence for a few seconds today

Man idk I've been approached by Entrepreneurs™ with Opportunities™ like 3 separate times while browsing at B&N. I guess I just look griftable or something

Hey look it's me!

I'm nobody, but

I can't stand Kirk — he's a pseudo-intellectual grifter who wouldn't know a good-faith argument if it socked him in the jaw. But attacking your opponent's appearance sucks too.

A tongue-in-cheek "I don't wanna be mean" doesn't absolve one of accountability.

This is punching down.

My dad had a copy of this while I was growing up! I used to read it all the time.

Supposedly this manual is somewhat outdated now, but I still think it serves its purpose.

Accurate reporting and rational analysis are important to me.

But we live in an unfortunate era where every attempt at balanced journalism must dance a fine line between sensationalizing the unremarkable, and normalizing the unacceptable.

I'd love to hear contrasting thoughts on this.

Does a perceived loss of control make us prone to panic? Does it make us vulnerable to misinformation?

At our lowest, are we more susceptible to confirmation bias?

And if so, is there an objective rubric that can be applied to incoming information?

I've never been sure what to put in a bio.

I want to present myself as a real person, but I also prefer some degree of anonymity.

I have no accolades to speak of.

I haven't figured out whether any political/spiritual/social labels really fit me.

But

+1