In New York, obviously.
I picked this as an “extra free” when ordering some other magazines just out of curiosity. The author of this piece is spot on. Way too precious, self absorbed, and awash in liberal think. Like their crossword puzzle at the back, but the rest just makes me shake my head in dismay.
What could this possibly mean? Do they not still eat? Do they not still drive cars or take alternate forms of transportation manufactured in the marketplace? Do they not still need housing, with windows and roofs and doors and lighting and appliances and plumbing?
The LGBT community gets to vote what kind of economy they want. They vote everyday when they purchase goods and services in the market.
What does your wife think when your monthly copy of American Rifleman arrives?
LIB lunatics and what they “think” are insufferable. Don’t waste your time and stain your brain.
I must have missed something. I never worked in one of those buttocks-pinching outfits.
In New York, obviously.
Somebody bought me a subscription to “National Geographic” (2015)
Pure P.C. Garbage.
Isn’t this supposed to be :”legitimatize his power”
>>Chait is particularly annoyed that Trump is trying to “legitimate his power” by claiming to represent workers.<<
"The third reason to prefer a Trump nomination: If he does win, a Trump presidency would probably wind up doing less harm to the country than a Marco Rubio or a Cruz presidency. It might even, possibly, do some good." (February 5, 2016) http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2016/02/why-liberals-should-support-a-trump-nomination.html
-vs-
"This is the worst thing that has happened in my life." (11:37 PM - 8 Nov 2016) https://twitter.com/jonathanchait/status/796255417139691520/photo/1
-and-
"Never in my lifetime has the United States seen a period of darkness like the one that lies ahead of us. ... The Trump years will be a horror." (November 9, 2016) http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2016/11/forget-canada-stay-and-fight-for-american-democracy.html
Bump