During his ice cream stop in Ohio, a reporter asks Biden: "What's your message to Republicans who are prepared to block a Jan. 6 commission?"

Biden holds up his ice cream cone: "Eat some chocolate chocolate chip." 1/2
He then answers more fully: "I can't image anyone voting against the establishment of a commission on the greatest assault, since the Civil War, on the Capitol."

Biden then adds, lifting up his cone to the crowd of onlookers: "But at any rate, I came for ice cream." 2/2
Full video of Biden's ice cream stop, via @cspan: c-span.org/video/?512166-…
An employee at the ice cream shop also tells Biden she's a student at Miami University -- Paul Ryan's alma mater, she notes.

"Yeah, I know!" Biden replies with enthusiasm. "He's a really good guy."

They then take a selfie together, Biden with ice cream cone in hand.
And now I really want some ice cream.

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12 May
Member after member of the House GOP conference is denying key facts about the Jan. 6 insurrection. This is a big deal.
The most astounding thing about this (and there are many) is that these lawmakers are denying a violent insurrection that took place *at their own place of work.*

They were there! Their own lives, and their own staffers’ lives, were literally in danger.
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When it’s dinnertime and I take too long to deliver, the books start dropping.
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Leaving the scene of the crime.
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An excellent fact check by @GlennKesslerWP that I somehow missed two years ago! Many of McCarthy's claims about his small business experience don't add up...
@GlennKesslerWP Whoops. *Three years ago.
Among the most eyebrow-raising of McCarthy's statements: He says he sold the business and used the profits to pay for college.

But per @GlennKesslerWP, in-state residents paid no tuition at Cal State universities at the time. And McCarthy lived at home.
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Late to this, but the news that No Labels has hired Mark Halperin is an outrage. More than a dozen women have accused Halperin of sexual misconduct. Halperin still refutes many of the accusations — so how can No Labels claim that he’s done his time and made amends? 1/x
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I think there’s a general lack of understanding about what going through a traumatic response is like. So I just want to share a few thoughts/observations in case it’s helpful for anyone out there — someone you love or work with may be going through it at some point. 1/x
The first and biggest point is that there’s no one, overarching model for what a traumatic response looks like. It’s a personal phenomenon that can vary widely based on the individual, what they’ve gone through and what their circumstances are. 2/x
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Hours before the 3/16 Washington Post town hall that @politico reported on, I had a session with a therapist I hadn’t seen for more than a year (I had changed insurance).

I caught him up on the events of the past year, including all the threats, my doxxing and suspension. 1/x
At one point, he asked me whether I feel supported by the Post’s current management, now that the editor who oversaw my suspension had retired.

And I just burst into tears. 2/x
It was the directness of his question that I think really caught me off guard. I’ve tried to keep my head down and just do my job the best I can, despite having to take myself off sexual assault-related stories at least once every week or two, sometimes even more often. 3/x
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