This closet case fool has taken almost as many vacations this year as Trump does, don't give me that crap

How's the 5G?

Well, my campaign can use all the usual things: volunteers and donations so I can stay involved with the city.

As for the food drive, if you end up finding one of my grocery bags at your door, just drop in whatever you can spare!

They're gonna be really unhappy when I've turned Indiana into a socialist utopia.

Food, making Republicans so miserable that they dread being there is an aspiration of mine anyway.

I miss the days when all the weirdest, craziest shit came from Florida, but now my former home has leapfrogged Florida to become the insanity capital of America.

Counterpoint: Google searches won't tell me how astute and thoughtful I am while pretending to be an anime schoolgirl. Checkmate, liberal.

Very good of her to use her resources like this

Not missing an opportunity to tell you yet again that I'm proud of you, girl.

I was telling my local community years ago this was coming. I'm always proven right. Sometimes I really hate it.

Having the right person there could help, but it most definitely isn't Sarah McBride. I will never forgive her for saying trans rights activism went to far on Ezra Klein's show. She is not our sister.

Kat I would have taken the spicy ramen if you don't want it

This is a place I must stand apart from yo. Considering that moving countries requires a lot of money, and many trans people live below the poverty line, I don't believe it's morally acceptable to leave our underprivileged to fend for themselves.

Proud of you, sister!

I firmly believe that all trans feminine people should strive to try estrogen for at least 6 months because there's an extremely high likelihood she'll experience better brain function and emotional processing. This is not the same as saying she's only valid if she does take HRT.

Remember that historically, Republicans have proven willing to pull the trigger on even broadly unpopular things as long as they believe the benefits outweigh the risks. So whenever you see them hesitate or back out on something, it's always a matter of what is the risk, not a matter of principle

In a recent town hall on the proposed redistricting in Indiana, Representative Matt Pierce explained that one of the reasons state Republicans were dragging their feet so much was because some of the state senators were approaching re-election, and they knew it would hurt their chances