parallel with the Knicks' extraordinary penchant for magically rallying, coming-up-from-behind to triumph at virtually the last minute was the weirdly fascinating drama of "Wemby" on the court distinctive not only by his height but the thinness of his body which appeared, beside his teammates, almost pre-pubescent, lacking maturity. no matter where you looked, there was always "Wemby" charging about anticipating an opening to shove, push someone with a solid adult body with a baby-faced look of insouciance: "Who? Me? I' m just a kid."

"You're allowed to think about the worst case scenario, but you gotta do something about it"

This isn’t about who deserves redemption; it’s about who deserves political power. And it should concern all of us that compromised influencers and useful idiots alike are trying to force Democrats to embrace blue MAGA.

If you're supporting Graham Platner at this point, you're not really frustrated by the moral corrosiveness of Donald Trump and MAGA, you're just frustrated that the cretins aren't on your side.

SUNY islam

Are you kidding me? A tattoo of the Israeli flag is worse than a Nazi symbol? This should not be welcome in the Democratic Party!

"Never again" they said, as they sat back and demanded no one interrupt while it happened again.

I SOOO want Susan Collins out of the Senate. But there's just no way I'm going to ignore all of this. Why couldn't Main Democrats find someone else? For those who plan to vote for Platner, at least don't lie about why. Don't pretend all of this is a nothingburger. It's not.

For those of you who think I should've said something at the time, let me remind you of DC's culture for women — and sadly nothing has changed. When I sent this tweet 13 years ago about a Republican staffer, the next morning my boss at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce pulled me into his office and told me "Congressional affairs" was furious and that I could get fired if I spoke to reporters. I had tweeted a photo of the staffer's business card (which I *did* agree to delete) but I refused to delete this. Everyone at Tune Inn was mad at ME for talking about it. Kicking the man out was sufficient, I didn't need to "try to get him fired" they said. THAT was the culture I was in while I was dating Graham. And frankly I'm just done. I'm so done. This just cannot keep happening. I will not one day send my daughters to go work in a congressional office if this culture is not radically transformed. People need to know they can and should speak up when they're abused or when they see abuse—and know there will be no point scoring about what party affiliation they have.

Did any takester escape the Late MeToo period — Christine Blasey Ford, Tara Reade, Franken’s uncomfortable touching accusers — with a consistent position on what is and isn’t a career-ending offense?

This is the GOP operative who NYT used as their primary Platner source without being able to corroborate her claims.

New to @CNN, from a source close to Janet Mills: "The Governor remains on the ballot, and in the wake of this week’s stories, people across Maine are reaching out to tell her they’re voting for her and encouraging her to get fully back into the race." #MESEN

You cannot "occupy" land that's historically yours. You can only free it. Or decolonize it. Ancient religions and cultures like Zoroastrians, Assyrians, Kurds, Jews and Christians all originated there and have been wiped out by hardcore Islamists. The Jews are the last community left, who are still fighting to survive.

It's remarkable how off Zeynep is. Just repeating talking points, utterly unfamiliar with the history of these conditions. MS and ulcers were psychologized? False. MS was never "psychologized," it was widely understood to be a neurological condition since Charcot in the late 1800s. Only very, very fringe people psychologized it, and that happened far later. Ulcers were not psychologized. Everyone understood that the pain people experienced came from sores in the stomach lining. They never claimed that was "psychogenic." The question was what *caused* the sores. Most thought stress! Then h pylori was discovered to be necessary for (most) ulcers. However, many people have h pylori (50%)! Not everyone gets ulcers. To this day, there's still debate about why some people get them and others don't. Stress remains a likely culprit.