The conservatives don't change the definition of words nearly as often, probably due to not having the power to without as many institutions supporting them as leftism as anything else.

Yeah man liberals change definitions of words all the time. That's exactly what happens and is a real thing.

White people are the best at not being overtly racist due to how much they are taught not to be after learning about things like slavery and the holocaust, but the worst at subtle racism like the soft bigotry of low expectations and the white man's burden.

There are probably a ton of CRT reading suburban white women who's black gay friend in their book club they rave about and cannot see a single flaw in compared to that white bitch who sits beside him. But by doing this, it's robbing him of the interesting part that comes with being able to be flawed, being open to be annoyed by the white bitch makes her a deeper and more complex being like the characters in the books they talk about, while the black gay friend, perfect in her eyes, is merely an object to make her feel more enlightened. To truly be anti-racist, she would hold him the same standards he holds the white bitch, to be able to notice that he is pretentious and likes to hear himself talk too much is in fact giving him more respect than being automatically bowled over by him just because he's black and gay. This type of racism is probably more common nowadays by white people than going home to her husband and dropping the hard r. The many white people on twitter that are going to be more impressed when a black musician/actress/politician does something than if the identical accomplishment was done by a white person, are simply racist, they're treating black people as if on a lower tier naturally and therefore one of them accomplishing something instead of being a criminal stands out more to them.

No, your reading comprehension is that of a 10 year old. 2008 was far worse than what is going on now. That is why it's not comparable. IF any Republicans claimed it wasn't a recession, they would've been completely delusional.

And as I shared above, it's very likely we're not actually in a recession when revisions come in.

An anti abortion measure in Kansas failed spectacularly. Kansans voted overwhelmingly in support of a constitutional protection for abortions at their state level. Bodes well for Democrats in November to some extent.

Kansas makes me think that if given the option on the ballot (versus lawmakers just implementing near total bans or outright bans as they like), that forty+ states would vote similarly on abortion access. Even in the most conservative states, it hovers around that 50/50 mark based on polling.

Epic jobs report for JB. Well done. Momentum really beginning to pile on as they get towards midterms.