Jessica Ellis

A woman who dates a man knowing he's married. What is she🤔

Holy shit. And it all can be traced back to canceling USAID

This would honestly be one of the smartest, strongest tickets America could imagine. But let’s be real — a whole lot of people in this country would reject this collaboration before even hearing a policy position simply because of the color of their skin and the fact that they’re women. That’s the uncomfortable truth.

You want to fix education? Pay teachers more.

The Arkansas average family income is 25% below the national average.

No nation, no society, and no international order can call itself just and humane if it measures its success solely by power or prosperity while neglecting those who live at the margins. Indeed, Christ’s love for the least and the forgotten compels us to reject every form of selfishness that leaves the poor and the vulnerable invisible.

This is something that someone who doesn’t want to pay his fair share in taxes would say. Tax the rich.

This is something that someone who doesn’t want to pay his fair share in taxes would say. Tax the rich.

Today is my last day being 32. On the eve of every birthday, I ask myself: Did I work hard enough this year? Is my resume even longer than the year before? Am I creating a legacy so people actually remember me when I die? Did I help change the course of history or better other people’s lives or the state of my country? Then I make a list of everything I did over the year because each year, I strive to accomplish double what I accomplished the year before. People will say a lot about you when you die someday but don’t ever let them call you lazy!

Facts It's great that Jeff Bezos thinks this way, because too many people who don't make money think that giving money to the government will solve a lot of their problems. They think these government programs are the answer, and it's clearly not. You can look at the federal level or at the state level, and you will see that a lot of government programs are simply waste.

We still haven’t had a real hearing on the rise of white supremacist violence, the lives lost, or the extremist groups empowered by dangerous Republican rhetoric. But somehow, Republicans found time to hold a hearing claiming the Southern Poverty Law Center is “manufacturing hate.” Meanwhile, they’re defending an almost $2 billion taxpayer-funded slush fund that could put money in the pockets of January 6 extremists — including people tied to white supremacist groups that attacked our democracy. Y’all can miss me with the performative outrage.

This is common sense: Congress should prevent the President and his family from profiting off crypto deals while in office.

Keep Chicago out of your mouth.

Working families are struggling to afford groceries, gas, rent, and healthcare — taxpayers should not be forced to bankroll political revenge tours and payouts for Donald Trump and his cronies. That’s why I introduced the STOP TRUMP Act — to make it clear that taxpayer dollars are not a personal slush fund for presidents, political loyalists, or extremists who participated in an attack on our democracy.

In Congress, I never put up with BS from CEOs, special interests, or Trump officials. I certainly won’t start when I’m Governor.

Bottom line: The president should not be able to own and trade stocks. Or the vice president. Or members of Congress.

What is the best possible future? This question is much harder to answer than it may seem.