Oh, look at Mr. Fact-checker… Next I bet you’re gonna tell me JD Vance didn’t have sex with a couch.

“Some Republicans are out there on TV and social media making vile sexual remarks about Kamala Harris and wanting to make her dating history an issue,” [Ana] Navarro wrote. “This country deserves a debate on real issues, affecting us all. But you want to make this an issue? Bring it on. I’ve never seen naked pics of @kamalaharris or her spouse. Kamala never partied with sexual predators.”

Oh, right. Then it must be Bob Marley’s hair:

That has always been the Microsoft way.

March for Our Lives, which was launched six years ago after yet another U.S. mass shooting, announced its first-ever political endorsement on Wednesday, backing Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris’ bid for the White House.

Does your phone ever get that not-so-fresh feeling?

Verify your voter registration is still valid.

Polka Party! by “Weird Al” Yankovic

Or secretly her dad.

https://wiktionary.org/wiki/sesquipedalian

If you add a calendar event on your phone, it will do this.

Is this so Harris will turn it down, and then when Donald turns down a real debate, he can say, “Harris started it did it first”?

There used to be a complete bike lane, but sadly a rockslide covered all but this part.

no sarcasm

it would be awesome if people could interact purely with ideas more often, but it’s rare

ew

Yes, please.

Make them all come down to the floor.

not everyone is so enlightened

Aside from this being an LGBTQIA+ issue, why would you want to make the impossible job of being a teacher any harder?

”The event was attended by a room full of disability rights leaders. According to White House Correspondent Andrew Feinberg, who stated that he was the print pooler at the event, “she was talking to a room of disability activists, including people who are/were blind.” Using descriptive terms to indicate who you are, your appearance, and what you are doing is a common technique to improve accessibility for audience members who may be blind. The Disability Visibility Project says of the practice, “A self-description provides information about a person that non-blind people passively glean. This includes identity characteristics such as skin color, gender identity, hair length and texture, wardrobe, and more.”