Lol they won’t even defend the US constitution
My college had 3 vax servers: Lucy, Sallie (yes spelled that way), and Marcie. Sallie was the one that always worked. Lucy was a back up. And Marcie was the secret dev server.
I wonder how many reporters even understand the distinction
My first winter break home from college I spent *so much money* on long distance phone bills (lololol another age marker) dialing directly into my college’s vax server because I didn’t understand ISPs and telnet.
In other words she has a good reason to dodge the Times if not those lines of questioning and it is rich the Times to think they are entitled to ask those questions
Ok but it isn’t like the Times news coverage cares about any of those things and I’m not interested in their spin on topics they wouldn’t be asking about in good faith
NYC public schools actively segregates HS students based on race, English language fluency, and eligibility for free/reduced price lunch. NYC student activists fought the segregation and scored impressive wins, but most were undone by Adams and Banks under pressure from NYC Moms for Liberty.
I believe it is considered very rude in most parts of the country to point out that Republicans are terrorists. It’s a shame because, speaking for myself, terrorism is worse than being rude.
The whole discourse is the intersection of multiple issues, all of which are uncomfortable but necessary to grapple with: 1. Chappell Roan is using her vote and voice as she wants and is her right 2. She speaks to an audience that does not regularly engage in politics 3. Because voting culture sucks
And of course The Times is too busy making Trump seem normal to ask anyone about this