This tweet is a perfect example of why, while I appreciate his work on the J6 committee and willingness to call out his party’s descent into fascism, Rep. Kinzinger still just doesn’t get it.
She was addressing blind disability activists. It’s called compassion and decency.
In any event, it's one thing for a business owner to claim that complying with the ADA would "cost too much" or be "too disruptive" to their business...but @VP Harris verbally describing herself to the attendees was a small thing which cost nothing and HARMED NO ONE.
Anyway, help replace as many Republicans with Democrats at the federal *and* state level as possible here: americabluein22.com
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As an aside, in case you're wondering why I've only been able to acquire the weighted average rate hikes for 20 states so far, here's an example of part of the problem:
It doesn't do much good to require actuarial memos to be posted publicly if 90% of the actual content of those memos IS REDACTED.
Many people (including the Big Bang Theory) have noted that if Indy hadn't gone after the Ark, the Nazis still would've found it, still would've opened it and still would've gotten their faces melted off.
However, it occurs to me that this goes one step further...
...if he hadn't gotten involved, instead of transporting the Ark via submarine, they likely would've simply flown it directly to Berlin (which was the original plan)...meaning Belloq wouldn't have had time to convince the powers that be to re-route it to a remote island.
In other words, without Indy getting involved, the Ark likely would've ended up melting off the faces of Hitler and his entire High Command all in one shot, potentially ending WWII right then and there.
I mostly agree w/this thread. I *list* extreme long shot seats for *statewide* races since most people know that a Dem winning in, say, SD is almost impossible, but I still emphasize the more winnable seats. For district-level races, however, I try to stick to competitive seats.
…or at least *potentially* competitive seats. I also include the PVI rating for every district-level race to give people some idea of how tough each district is. Generally I stick to D/R +10 or less, with a few exceptions.
Now there are *other* arguments for helping long shots—building turnout for *their* race can help boost Dem turnout for a winnable *statewide* race, for instance. Just don’t donate to a Dem in an R+30 district thinking that THEY’RE gonna win, outside of an extreme scenario.