@TweeetsOfDogs
The last picture I ever took of my sweet girl Abby, just before we arrived at the vet.
The grief was overwhelming, but I stroked her head and held her paw until she was gone.
She died knowing she was loved.
I miss her every day.
@greg_price11
@BumpstockBarbie
All true, except this time Israel’s response won’t be calculated strikes. It will be an all-out assault. Civilians might not be targeted, but they won’t be spared.
Gaza needs to be cleared out.
The era of living with an openly hostile existential threat next door is over.
@DillyHussain88
The mob wasn't asking where the Israelis were.
They were asking where the Jews were.
Now we all see you for what you are.
#NeverAgainIsNow
@LeftTheCoast
It took seeing the man on the street interviews by
@CoreyGilShuster
for me to really get this.
The only place where the notion of a “Two-State Solution” was ever taken seriously was in Western capitals.
It was a complete fantasy.
@MattWalshBlog
Knock it off, Matt. If she says her head wasn’t in the right place, I’m inclined to believe her. She’s undoubtedly earned the right to make that call. When you’ve trained, sacrificed and won as much as she has, then you can Monday Morning QB all you want.
@realDailyWire
If there is such a thing as ‘whitesplaining’, pretty sure this qualifies. As an aside, I’m always incredulous when someone intones that someone else is ‘voting against their interests.’ If there’s a more intellectually arrogant statement, I haven’t heard it.
@DoctorNazarian
I’d say the same of non-Jewish parents as well.
My Irish Catholic dad is a reasonable, easy-mannered sort, but he didn’t tolerate even a hint of antisemitism in our house while I was growing up, including some jokes we thought were harmless at the time.
I’m the same.
@joncoopertweets
Every Republican (that I know) does.
But fair warning: if you attempt to turn this into an indictment of the entire party, Exhibit A from the GOP will be Steve Scalise.
@arisade94
@EllaTravelsLove
As an American with a strong affinity for Jews and Jewish culture, I wish I could disagree with your characterization of New York.
But of course I can’t. No place seems untouched by the scourge of antisemitism.
Just know that you have many, many friends and supporters in
@Historycourses
This is why the left freaks out during every government shut down. When most Americans figure out that life generally goes on, they start to wonder what the hell they’ve been paying for this whole time.
@davidsirota
The states you mention are represented by a grand total of 3 House members.
LA County is represented by 18.
Your city is proportionally represented at the Federal level just fine.
Sit down.
@CornelWest
In the future you might consider waiting for evidence before denouncing an innocent party.
In other words, learning to hold your fire - in much the same fashion that…well…the Israelis did.
@heckyessica
If we acquiesce to an argument you’re making, once we agree with you, STOP! Nothing good comes from running up the score on a point you’ve already won.
@classicallyabby
TBH, once the story got going, I was expecting a different and far less satisfactory outcome.
I was pleased to be wrong. And it sounds like you handled this exactly right.
@elisawine14
As I mentioned to
@MaudMaron
a month ago, I know a place like Texas might seem like the other side of the moon. I’m telling you: but for a few folks wearing masks at the store, you’d never know anything were wrong. I’ve been here 2 years, and the place has really grown on me.
@MaudMaron
I know a place like Texas might seem like the other side of the moon. But I’m telling you: but for a few folks wearing masks at the supermarket, you’d never know anything were wrong. I’ve been here 2 years, and the place has really grown on me.
@ChristinaPushaw
The modern day incarnation of the 17th Century Puritan, who wakes up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat terrified that someone, somewhere, might be having a good time.
@ARmastrangelo
Isn't it interesting how quickly the tables have turned?
The woke are suddenly silent, and BLM is as radioactive as Chernobyl.
All it took was 1,000+ innocent men, women and children being kidnapped, raped, tortured and/or murdered for the crime of being Jews in Israel.
@joncoopertweets
Uhh..I’m pretty sure we’re nowhere NEAR the end of this particular story. As more details emerge, more questions arise.
What seems certain, however, is that the narrative that this was an attack motivated purely by right-wing politics is crumbling.
@MarinaMedvin
I forgot who wrote it, but a Cuban American woman traveled to Cuba for a family member’s wedding. Power outage occurs. She volunteered to go to the store to purchase some candles and matches.
The locals laughed at her.
One trip to the local store, and she understood why.
@JordynTilchen
It's the same strategy employed by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine 47 years ago when they hijacked Air France Flight 139 and diverted it to Entebbe, Uganda.
We all know how that ended.
I pray for a similar conclusion this time around.
@ninaturner
How will Israel stop another October 7th if it incentivizes and gives in to the hostage takers who, by the way, have publicly stated they’ll do it again?
@Super70sSports
I was a die hard Showtime Lakers fan in the 80s when I was a kid. Magic, Worthy, Kareem, Byron and A.C. were gods to me.
But now that some time has passed, as much as I loathed him then, I think I miss Bird more.
@kriissaa_krae
You wouldn't last long in Louisiana.
Besides the fact that we love us some blue crab, a crawfish boil (pronounced "burl" in the 7th Ward of New Orleans) is a sacrament.
@EllaTravelsLove
@SenSanders
Bernie lives in a fantasy world where Israel can conduct military operations without killing or injuring those being used as human shields.
He also thinks Denmark, Sweden and Norway are examples of a socialist planned economy. He complains the rich don't pay enough in taxes,
@micheller3307
Full disclosure: not Jewish. But it seems to me there was a profound difference between the civil rights activists of the 50s/60s and those of the last decade. The former put their lives the line to combat obvious injustice. The latter took to the streets to let the world know
@ZinMaayan1007
Just remember - it’s going to be a long process. There will be some rough days ahead, as I’m sure you know. But keep going. While you and your girls will never be the same as before, you will, in time and with lots of help and love, heal.
@RitaPanahi
As an American, I am allowed to ask: why the hell are we continuing to allow the UN to occupy prime Manhattan real estate? Or any real estate in our country for that matter?
Khartoum, Lahore or Sana'a are wonderful candidates for relocation.
@RealJamesWoods
This year for sure, but I'll admit this year immediately brought to mind the Chicago 'miracle.' When Bobby K asked "Da Mare" how many votes he could count on from Chicago precincts for his brother, Daley reportedly replied, "How many ya' need?"
@EricMertz_KC
Jesus! And I thought the lockdown in Shanghai was bad.
This is sooo much worse.
This makes Jonestown look marginally reasonable by comparison. Unfortunately, they can’t isolate themselves from the world economy, so I have no doubt this will trigger a worldwide downturn.
@AbigailShrier
Add one: Hamas and Palestinian civilians are not the same thing.
Perhaps, but the citizenry of Gaza, and a good chunk of those in Judea and Samaria, seem to lend their full-throated support to their actions. If there's a Palestinian calling releasing the hostages, I haven't
@shashigette
@RhythmDoc01
It’s the classic line from Brad Upton:
“Our parents let us play with guns, knives and fireworks. You know what happened to the dumb kids? They didn’t make it.”
@briebriejoy
Better question: if Hamas doesn't represent the Palestinian people, why were the Palestinian people in Gaza AND Judea and Samaria out in the streets celebrating their atrocities?
@thereal_SnS
@ninaturner
Wouldn’t hold my breath.
She said earlier that more homes will solve homelessness, more food will end hunger, and more money will end poverty.
Not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
@matthewjdowd
“If we scare them with the bogeyman enough, maybe they won’t notice that they have to go to a pay day lender to be able to afford gas and groceries this week.”
@bungarsargon
She made her bed long ago with the open Anti-Semites. Whether she is one herself or not is anyone's guess.
It doesn't matter. She is excusing barbaric atrocities as a means to an evil end, and suggests a moral equivalency for calling for peace before justice.
She needs to go.
@ChristinaPushaw
It’s the moral calculus that mystifies me.
“My life is worth more than your possessions, therefore I am entitled to take your stuff without fear of injury or death.”
@GovRonDeSantis
’s statement was a diplomatic way of saying, “F*** around and find out.”
I took this 90 minutes ago on I-10 eastbound 40 miles from Houston.
@michelletandler
- you need to come and collect your public transit system. It’s drunk and joyriding again.
@khamenei_ir
Quit while you’re ahead. Let Israel and Hamas handle this on their own.
If you drag us into this, we will drag YOU into this.
It will not end well for you.
@JoeSilverman7
I'm honestly sick of folks trying to attach negative connotations to poor little Breezewood, PA. As others have said, its presence is vital, and it serves a valuable purpose to all those passing through.
It sure as hell saved my ass once - my needle was on E for miles.
@SydneyLWatson
Public transit buses in San Antonio say the same thing on their flashing marquees. It makes me wonder why they feel the need to lie, and why they think dragging in the feds will strengthen the moral persuasion of their position with Texans.
@CoriBush
You can dress it up any way you like, but you don’t care for Palestinian lives any more than Hamas does.
Your Antisemitism is overt and vile.
@ninaturner
Question: what if said descendants of enslaved Africans are also descendants of the slave holders? Do they owe, as well as collect? What’s the algorithm for that?
@oneunderscore__
Asking for a timeline of the incident is not enabling a conspiracy. Asking for video to corroborate the official version of events does not equal conspiracy theory.
Refusing to release said video evidence, however, DOES suggest a conspiracy.
@McCormickProf
@brithume
I like you,
@McCormickProf
, but I'm less worried about the pro-life movement strutting and gloating (though we shouldn't), and far more worried about younger reactionaries on the opposing side who are seething that they didn't get their way.
Summer + discontent rarely ends well.
@brunettebadass3
We COULD be. Then again -
1. We might not be but would never admit it.
2. We might be in the moment, but not for long.
3. We might know we won't be in a few minutes, but we don't want to get you involved in our mess.
4. We just don't feel like talking.
@andreavhowe
I'm not usually one to quote scripture, but this seems appropriate:
"Say to them that are of a fearful heart, Be strong, fear not: behold, your God will come with vengeance, with the recompense of God; he will come and save you."
Isaiah - 35:4
@ChristinaPushaw
@kevinnbass
My dad did his Master’s thesis on the internment. Long story short: the Japanese-Americans owned some of the most productive agricultural lands in the west. After the war, they lost everything. The new land owners? You guessed it: the loudest proponents of the internment.
@ninaturner
Columbus wasn't lost. Has was among the last.
All lands in the pre-Columbian Americas were repeatedly conquered, lost, reconquered, etc. for millennia.
The Europeans didn't steal anything. They continued the pattern already well known in the Americas.
@CallMeK1123
@MarkPocan
@derrickvanorden
Having lived in New Orleans for a decade, I’m tempted to agree with you.
But no. On an annual basis, Wisconsin-level drunkenness knows no equal in the Americas.
@martyrmade
Umm...the conditions you just described could also be used to describe West Berlin from 1949-89. It was literally walled in by East Germany on all sides.
Unlike Gaza, it was a thriving place. Everyone from the surrounding area was trying to get in there to be one of them.
As I'm approaching the sunset of my mid 40s, I'm launching an annual reminder to myself...and everyone...to ask why James Clapper is not in federal prison.
@Chesschick01
Sponsored by the “Trans Rights Campaign.”
No TRC, demanding that a segment of the population find you more sexually appealing is not a right you enjoy, let alone an ability you possess.
@MavrocksGirl
Just randomly, and purely coincidentally - I happened to catch a couple of Rockford Files episodes last night at my hotel.
I’d forgotten how talented and entertaining your dad was. 🙂
@BarrettSallee
Though I agree wholeheartedly with the principle and sentiment he expressed, if the Noles don’t beat Georgia in the Orange Bowl, this declaration is going to look silly.
@michelletandler
I get the sense these folks haven’t spent much time interacting with those for whom making ends meet is an actual challenge.
It’s not an indictment: just an observation of how disconnected a certain set is from the real world concerns of worker bees like…well…me.
@CHSommers
FFS is right. This utter nonsense is the philosophical cousin of the abusive boyfriend pointing the finger at his battered girlfriend and saying, "You see? You see what you made me do?!"
@kimKBaltimore
It wasn’t what you pointed out; it’s what you were insinuating. We’re not upset,
@kimKBaltimore
, we’re incredulous. We’re witnessing a moment when a young and promising person of influence is pissing away a chance at national political prominence in the most bizarre manner.
@SteveLo69239907
@DashDobrofsky
No. Republicans recognize, as Benjamin Franklin famously quipped, that those who give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.
History shows that a government that can take away your guns can later take away your children.
@RashidaTlaib
@POTUS
Are you sure about this?
Because if it turns out it was a misfired Hamas Rocket, you'll have some apologizing to do.
By the way, why would a hospital explode like that? Could it be that it was sitting right on top of an armory full of ordinance?
@JenniferSey
@NPR
More than a decade ago, despite its obvious but more subtle slant, I’d listen to Morning Edition on the way to work, and All Things Considered on the commute home.
Now? I can’t stomach 10 seconds. It’s more shameless than Pravda.
@FlorioGina
@ZubyMusic
When I expressed doubt, my wife asked why. So I informed her about how it’s primarily spread, and the population segment it generally affects.
My wife is both smart and a great leader, but she literally had no idea. I’d bet my next paycheck no one in her office does either.