
@jbarro Hi! Can you tell us what bad thing Hunter Biden did?
Josh Barro
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@jbarro Hi! Can you tell us what bad thing Hunter Biden did?

TMZ reports that Hunter Biden and Nick Fuentes sat down for a joint interview.

Let me just say, if Democrats reject a permitting deal with a robust transmission provision because of NHPA angst, I will be very, very disappointed. (Also: some of the most important aspects of NHPA analysis burden clean energy disproportionately: ifp.org/reforming-sect…).





Opinion: I believe what Gillum awakened during his 2018 campaign still lives in the soul of our state. Florida is ready for change. tallahassee.com/story/opinion/…

Pie in a roll (Wigan kebab) at Nairn County FC 💷 £2.50 ⚽️

Brian Tyler Cohen on Graham Platner: "In large part, he was a great representation of, I think, what a new Democratic Party needed to look like in terms of the aggressiveness, the willingness to actually fight... Obviously, what he did was disgusting,” and the Democratic Party has zero tolerance for that.

Nothing will harden Biden’s resolve to stay in this race more than the NYT editorial board calling on him to drop out.


“Today, the young inject their faces and look old; the old inject their faces and look uncanny; a 20-year-old got famous for hitting himself in the jaw with a hammer to become hotter; teen-agers ask strangers on the internet if a facelift is their only hope,” Jia Tolentino (@jiatortellini) writes. “The internet casually scrambles basic ideas of personhood, reframing people as commodities and stripping us for parts. But only recently has this process been encoded so specifically onto the face, traditionally thought of as a portal to our humanity. The face is separating from the person, and the person is separating from the soul, and this is happening in front of us, on our phones, in the most banal fashion, every day.” Read her new essay about our plastic-surgery nightmare: newyorkermag.visitlink.me/ob5cmt

Yeah, folks in climate world need to stop treating groups like Breakthrough Institute as anything other than the fossil fuel-promoting Big Oil shills that they are.

Vance: A lot of the people who are going and getting 4-year degrees, they're not like engineers and doctors. They have fake jobs

Mitt Romney: I am not running for president in 2028. The human brain shrinks by about 20% by the time you're 80 years of age. Twenty percent smaller—the size of the brain itself. So I basically think people who are 80 and above really should not be running the world or running the country. Source: Deseret Voices

