So when was the last time he actually grocery shopped? And I’ll need to see the credit card record.
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I probably missed that one when I drove across Kansas years ago.
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That’s Tim Walz country !
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I bet that would be a lot of fun.
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There used to be a Beaver College, and no it was not the title of a porn movie…
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The drive west of Kearney on I-80 is brutal in its monotony, so stop off in Cozad and visit the Robert Henri Museum. Teacher to Edward Hopper, Rockwell Kent, George Bellows, to name a few.
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Oregon is the Beaver State
We have the city of Beaverton, the Oregon State Beavers
And PLENTY of businesses with the word beaver in them. It stops being funny after a while…
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Nh House voted on legal weed like 20x.
All led by Republicans.
Even “no rules, its just legal now” passed the NH house.
Shitty state senate and shittier pretend moderate Sununu killed it every time
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R’s don’t want white women to have abortions.
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If you are a white woman of means in a red state you simply travel for care…
As god intended
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Can this guy get anything right?
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On the bright side, great choice of eyeliner.
“Maybe it’s Maybelline” for those who remember the jingle but don’t use eyeliner.
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The Cybertruck makes me want to become Amish.
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Pretty goofball 
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The wedding is nigh. I hear Molotovia will be designing Lauraloonia’s wedding dress. The fabric will be made in a Chinese factory by Fruit of the Loom. It is said to have 300 feet of material and embroidered with 1,500 rhinestones and pearls.
Monotonia will also assisting at the pre-wedding plastic surgery for the groom. Molotovia will have the rights to make figurines from the wedding to sell as holiday, xmas, kwanza, winter solstice, hanukkah, and eid ornaments.
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Jersey girl here – I haven’t lived there for over 50 years, but I grew up there and regularly visited my parents and neighborhood there till about 20 years ago. I don’t see why it has to be Nebraska, which gets really boring to drive through. (My sister-in-law did go to see the crane migration a couple of years ago and said it was fantastic.) But you could visit several spots in a cluster of states – Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin – just to appreciate the vast space, the plains and the sky, the (relative) flatness. (“Relative” because it there are lots of areas with rolling hills.) Then you could work in a visit to Chicago and/or Minneapolis – either city much more interesting to visit than Omaha, I would guess. (I’ve never been to Omaha.) Or you could venture further west, to Montana or New Mexico, though each is its own experience and very different from Nebraska except for the open sky. Maybe an itinerary where you follow rivers and lakes?
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I was scratching my head at that as well. I live in AZ there are a couple of things that come to mind, people here including some Republicans are not happy with abortion restrictions. But it strikes me that the model they are using might be missing a good contingent of the electorate. For example it would not be unreasonable for the amendment to pass here at a much higher rate, for example it could win by 65%, and if so many of those extra voters would also be more likely to support Harris. Other polls have shown the Presidential election in AZ tied. A lot depends on how they ask the question, the order in which they ask the questions, and who answers the poll. How was their weighting done? It’s either right or it’s wrong but either way it isn’t the election. Trump still has the opportunity to turn off voters, Harris still has the opportunity to pick up voters. No one can poll people on Arizona’s native reservations well. Kids aren’t answering polls. In any case one poll doesn’t tell a full story. Look at the graphs on 538, see all of the variance? There is a lot of stuff flying around there. My thought is we ignore all of the polls, register voters until the deadline and then turn them out.
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Two examples of GOTV postcards that have been sent from our weekly postcard addressing party. These go newly registered Democrats and NPP (no party preference) voters in Arizona.
Top one is specifically linked to Arizona’s abortion rights constitutional amendment on the ballot this year. Since it’s supposed to be a GOTV driver in the state, it goes to everyone on our lists.
The bottom card (in this example) is going to newly registered D and NPP voters in AZ’s 4th Congressional district. We customize the cards, based on the voter’s location, with downloaded logos from campaign web sites, print them on standard mailing labels, and stick them on the message section of the postcard.
We’ve pooled our financial resources to buy lists from the Secretary of State’s office as they’re made available. It’s not cheap, but the local party organization declined to provide us with lists and wanted to steer us into volunteer phone banking. We felt this effort was better use of our time and money.
Our group’s effort is independent, not tied to any campaign, or to any of the state or county Democratic organizations.
This the kind of under-the radar-GOTV-stuff that I hope is leading to gross underestimation of voter turnout for Democratic candidates this election. At least in Arizona.
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What a cutie 
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