And probably not that different from what traditional conservatives and republicans experienced in 2015 at the beginning of MAGA; the dissolution of the philosophic norms that held things in place. By focusing on Will we’re seeking safety from the bigger concern.
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Adam “TurboLib” Sessler 🇺🇦
Refugee from cable television, video games and AI. Currently a dispossessed Jew who should be working on his memoir.
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We need to decentralize Will in this discourse because he’s a somewhat arbitrary element (he fits particular criteria but it doesn’t *have* to be Will) and that we’re all luridly terrified at watching people contort reality to protect their worldview. It a sign of some type of collapse
The Fig EconomyI know nobody wants to do Stancil discourse, but it is precisely the people who hate him and see it as a positive in group signal to be performatively cruel to him that have made him so central to this site’s day to day discussions.
I’ve been doing this by re-reading *all* of DH Lawrence and finding myself enjoying it way more than expected.
Vituperative ErbSome great responses to this of people revisiting high school assignments I think everyone should give it a try! Take your least favorite HS English assignment and reread, either you find find something new and interesting in there or else it turns out you actually were a clever little boy/girl
Of course Tillis and Cornyn should’ve found their spine earlier but it is deeply satisfying to watch Trump experience consequences for his actions.
Chris GeidnerOh, it's bad. He doesn't say Blanche is pulled, but, he does. I think the only fair reading of this is that Trump is not willing to let Blanche back down on the audit immunity.