I'll have some

Looove this color on you

I thought the pacing was sooooooooo painfully slow like to a point that I've never noticed that obviously in any other show. And the content itself wasn't good enough to make up for it

"(packaged separately)" is scaring me

I've seen your TikToks for a while and value your perspective, I was excited to see you on this app. I think you have the potential to be a good journalist and engage in thoughtful, fact based critiques. So it's sad to see you just engaging in cope right now and disparaging other journalists

sure she didn't perform as well as other progressives, or even as well as herself in the primary. but "unpopular" is not an accurate word to describe someone who wins an election by receiving over 50% of the votes that were cast, that's how democracy works. you might be engaging in fan fiction

Totally agree, it's visually very pleasant and I'm obsessed with Olympia's styling. I do feel like they were more committed to legal accuracy for the first half of season 1 and then completely abandoned that but I'm not mad about it

I thought that kind of legislature was a myth

there's a slur for furries now??

It totally is

Learning bluebook in law school made me lean slightly more towards the traditional abbreviations. But then I learned that in Washington, when citing Washington decisions in state court, you abbreviate it as "Wn." instead of "Wash." That pissed me off so much I reverted back to WA in my personal life

I love Justice Mungia! I'm so glad he won his election. Also I highly recommend looking up the oral argument from this case on tvw.org if you want to see an indigenous woman attorney just completely slam dunk an unprepared white man

I feel this because like at least subway has mustard. I've been to so many goyish sandwich shops (mostly in Seattle) that don't even have mustard on the premises as an option and I simply can't eat any sandwich without mustard

Also my best educational experiences were not the classes where I learned more advanced material, but the classes with a more diverse group of students and where I was encouraged to teach what I picked up quickly to the other students who were struggling