He is in no way a Republican.

Yeah, I’m the socially awkward one lol

So people who paid their taxes? Yeah, I don’t imagine you feel much.

Yeah, I’m a member because of the good work they do. I hold my nose (and tongue) at times, though.

Why would someone vote third party in the primaries? Most third parties don’t get the funding or support from states to even host primaries. And there’s pretty much no reason to withhold a third party vote in noncompetitive states.

You’d think, but my local DSA chapter’s Discord is shitting on him and supporting the NYC-YDSA’s protesting against him.

To be fair, they could have told the contractor they only want union labor. Might cost more, but that’s the right thing to do. Kinda shitty to not support union labor just because you think those laborers might be conservative or whatever.

Any particular reason?

Keyboard warrior energy is insane

Not how that works. These types of reactors have other problems associated with them, but they do still produce waste material that has to be buried. They just produce less than conventional reactors.

Not to mention far more dangerous and produces waste material that we’ve decided to just bury.

Unfortunate

Part of the problem is just how available it is. One doesn’t have to make a pilgrimage to a casino anymore. Just download an app. It’s advertised as a fun game to play rather than a highly addictive and crippling behavior.

Within the Green Party, she’s always present at the Annual National Meeting. She’s typically present at any major state-level conventions (e.g., NJ). A quick search shows she’s involved with Lifeline for Palestine and People’s Conference for Palestine. I also see she’s done at least one speaking event at a university (https://dailynorthwestern.com/2025/03/07/campus/jill-stein-talks-oligarchy-foreign-policy-at-political-union-winter-speaker-event/).

Unless you follow Green politics. She’s quite active all the time. People outside of the Green Party only pay attention when she’s on the ballot, though.

I’ll wait and see which way the Democrats decide to go. If it’s another “come together, let’s bring back bipartisanship” deal, then it’s a waste to cast a blue ballot.

The same was said in 2024. And 2020. And 2016. And every election before that.

I don’t see the evangelical brand of Christianity persisting into the future. It’s an odd lot anyway, but I think it’s the end of the rope.