I think he is making the point that it's plenty enough beyond most people's wildest dreams for their families to be rich like he is without having to be oligarch-level RICH, the way the Bezos, Waltons and Musks of the country are.

Are they considered analogous to rodent incisors?

A payer l'obligation de mutuelle MGEN non budgétisé en faisant l'économie des postes éliminés à la fois pour la même soi-disante raison.

Souvent, quand le gouvernement organise des assises, c'est qu'il sait exactement où il veut aller, mais ne sait pas comment y aller. Donc possible qu'on laisse parler des gens, pour ensuite faire du cherry-picking et faciliter la mise en œuvre de l'objectif pré-établi.

As a visa holder living in the US, there is never a wrong time to post this.

Alas, the Tribune doesn't allow those of us outside the U.S. to read it.

I work in a human genetics-adjacent field. There has been a laudable shift away from "mutation" to "variant" recently.

The New York Times take on the Ashland ABC store drunken raccoon: www.nytimes.com/2025/12/03/u...

As a dual citizen for 30 years, I've been waiting for the shoe to drop for me and in particular for my children. I'm only surprised the issue has taken this long to be raised. Good analysis here, the upshot being that this bill will likely not go far. theimmigrantsjournal.com/does-the-u-s...

Well done for your engagement and for your entirely reasonable response. More than he deserved, but we must behave according to our own values.

I recognize this feeling. Believe in your values, and hang in there. You are valued, and you are not alone, even in Alabama. Every state is purple at the granular level. We need you and look forward to next year's VERY useful first vote from you. Thank you for already being an engaged citizen.

Here's Part 2 of my interview with @pbsnews.org, where we talk about the "toxic stress" homeless families are subjected to—and the multiple systems, from housing to healthcare to wages and childcare, that have produced this disaster.

I see the same dynamic here in France, alas.

As I show in Holding It Together, the resulting trickle down of care is crushing women, particularly the low-income women (disproportionately immigrant, Black, and Latina women) who have been forced to do an outsized share of the underpaid work of care.

www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/697130...