"agree" is generous. Maybe "I'm not immediately saying wtf when hearing what comes out of her mouth."

I've had a similar thought with girls who hyperfixate on academics. The ones who are planning out their college careers in middle school.

This screams "let them eat cake"

It seemed like 2/4 verbalized a stronger stance against Trump... Is this popular?

1%?! That's wild. I knew about the cultural aspects but didn't know how connected it was to politics.

The debate made me realize I realize I know nothing about Canadian politics outside of the fur trade, indigenous rights, and feeling obligated to know who the current PM is 🤦🏻‍♀️

What's up with Quebec? I never realized they took such a stance with the idea of being more "independent" (?) from the rest of the country? How is this viewed by many?

If I could give everyone one tool for this political moment, it would be to lead with an assumption that the bad things happening to people you love are not their fault.

Resist the temptation to tell them to change themselves and bring them into solidarity with others facing the same problems.

This is a collaboration, not a "passing of the torch".
Bernie is leading the way for "touches" to burn brighter and in a direction together because he has the most civil rights experience.

Sharing our successes in casual conversation to celebrate and keep the conversation going. Not shaming those who are not "100 accurate" but offering solutions to barriers like time, money, transportation, and thinking like a community to solve those.

I had this exact thought. My vote is for more street shows that are live streamed. Renaissance Fair style.