It's hilarious because the fact that the argument is "don't invite her to do what you actually enjoy, invite her to do *a date-shaped version of* what you enjoy" is actually proving the exact point
This is where a little creativity goes a long way…dates don’t have to be exact replicas of what you’d do in your alone time, but related to a current interest. If you like old school vinyls, why not go to a vinyl store together? An oldies music night? Something music related
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On the contrary, I think that dates which revolve solely around spending time together (hanging out at home, coffee and a walk in the park) are the very things we've all seen derided over and over again as "low-effort" so here we are 🤷🏾♂️
Nothing is hotter than a woman who is enough of an adult not to go off on you over something minor, much less have the gall to expect you to be chill about it
Nothing is hotter than when you go off on a man over something minor & he's chill about it
Shouldn't hit send, this is forbidden knowledge
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We mourn the loss of Senior Lecturer Richard Allen Posner, a longtime #UChicagoLaw scholar, former federal appellate judge, and pioneer in the field of law and economics, who died on November 10.
Read more about his legacy: buff.ly/e3c3WdL
ALT In loving memory of Richard Posner 1939-2026
He was 20 years old in college writing "Palestinians hate peace, trust me I volunteered for the IDF" op-eds instead of focusing on problem sets and football games like a normal person. Like come on.
Josh Shapiro doesn’t talk about Israel often. Like he literally just doesn’t. People ask him about it and he answers, in a pretty vanilla way. I’m sure I disagree with him on the issue if you pressed him, but you have all invented this narrative in your head!
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Come on now
Republicans have been flooding the zone with lawlessness, cruelty, & corruption.
And Democrats have a mandate to match their energy—boldly & unapologetically.
It's not enough to be the adults in the room. We have to prove that we are the FIGHTERS in the room.
ALT A graphic that reads: "The people made it clear that they don't want a Democratic Party that just asserts that they are the adults in the room. They want us to prove that we are the fighters." —Rep. Ayanna Pressley (MA-07)
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Oh chale how disappointing, I can't believe he doesn't want to lend unconditional support to the first black speaker of the house. Doesn't he understand what's truly important in politics?
Incoming Rep. Don Leonard says top House Democrats have threatened to “make [his] life a living hell” and cost him re-election if he continues attaching conditions to his support for Hakeem Jeffries for speaker.
His conditions: 1) a vote on an amendment to end Citizens United and 2) “end U.S. support for the war in Iran and the country, Israel, that led us into it.”
He says Jeffries is refusing to meet with him and the threats are like something “out of a movie.”
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Incoming Rep. Don Leonard says top House Democrats have threatened to “make [his] life a living hell” and cost him re-election if he continues attaching conditions to his support for Hakeem Jeffries for speaker.
His conditions: 1) a vote on an amendment to end Citizens United and 2) “end U.S. support for the war in Iran and the country, Israel, that led us into it.”
He says Jeffries is refusing to meet with him and the threats are like something “out of a movie.”
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Black leftist saying the same thing
CNN: Hakeem Jeffries responds to DSA supporters who chanted "You're next!" at victory party
"It was very interesting to me, as observed by others, that there was almost zero diversity in that crowd."
Link: edition.cnn.com/2026/11/08/p…
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“Anaa braa meboa?”…
…and just like that, a Ghanaian will unlock your silence and drag you into a conversation that doesn’t concern you or your problems.
It’s easy to say he’s being overly concessive but the truth is that it makes perfect sense if you compare the extension of “bipartisan common ground” and Jeffries’ political views. Like where do the two parties most often find common cause?
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said that his party is “ready, willing and able to find bipartisan common ground” in order to work with Republicans on the ongoing affordability crisis. abcnews.visitlink.me/ymEF7Q
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Very happy to hear this has already started, they really need to get this one right. Problem is if AOC ends up running to replace Schumer I'm not sure who?
Scoop: Zohran Mamdani has been meeting privately with union leaders, urgently talking up the need for a labor-aligned or leftist candidate to run for president, people familiar with the talks tell me.
He's arguing that progressives can't afford to squander their midterm momentum.
Behind closed doors, Mamdani has also said he's uncertain whether AOC will launch a White House run, the sources said.
axios.com/2026/11/08/scoop-m…
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