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"To make us love our country, our country ought to be lovely." -Edmund Burke, philosopher and statesman.
Bryan S. Myrick
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Univ of WA alum--poli sci and communications. Husband. Dad. Dog wrangler. Sometimes writer. Thinker of thoughts. Tweets represent my views only. #NotThroughMe
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I see they're still operating on the quantum theory of Trump's presidency. He is the Leader, yet bears no responsibility for the regime he leads. He is all-powerful, but possesses no agency. He loves America while hating at least half of who she is.
Nothing says “terrific leader” like losing nine seats, including in deep red states like Mississippi and South Carolina.View quoted post on X
America cannot afford one more day of John Thune’s “terrific” leadership.
It's time to recognize that winning does not always bequeath wisdom. I get what he's trying to do here, but no competent advisor would recommend doing it this way.
James Talarico: "The American people cannot wait two years for change so we must work with President Trump. If President Trump wants the same plaques, and portraits, and busts as LBJ, we can help make that a reality. We should make the final two years of his presidency the most productive of any presidency in American history."View quoted post on X
So, I guess email is gone. I wish I'd had a chance to say "I hate you" one last time.
Shirley corrects his reporting* of inflammatory and damaging non-truths.
* Shirley seems to have intentionally omitted information from his "reporting" that would have undercut the intended narrative. That's not journalism.
* Shirley seems to have intentionally omitted information from his "reporting" that would have undercut the intended narrative. That's not journalism.
Independent journalist Nick Shirley corrected his previous reporting Thursday on alleged food stamp fraud in Seattle, saying he found no evidence that Lam’s Seafood engaged in or helped facilitate fraud. kiro7.com/news/local/nic…View quoted post on X
