Ice cream for everybody! Lactose-free if nec!
Most of all, she said, she strongly supports abortion rights — and did not realize that Mr. Biden does, too. She said that because states’ abortion bans had gone into effect during his presidency, she assumed it was because of him. Ultimately, despite her misgivings about the economy, support for abortion rights would probably be what decided her vote, she said.
… even though by far the most likely scenario for Harris to ever be president is that Biden gets reelected and then dies in office or retires 
Yup. Just because the R world is in flux doesn’t mean the D world needs to read the latest headlines and empathize too much.
Though I can’t imagine a GOP candidate more unlike Trump than Dewey.
William Jennings Bryan, during his 2nd run for POTUS, inspired the term “hold your nose and vote”.
This election. I tell ya.
Here’s the next TikTok star, I predict:
Clearly I’m in that kind of mood today:
Residents of American Samoa are politically disenfranchised, with no voting representation in the U.S. Congress. American Samoa is the only permanently inhabited territory of the United States in which citizenship is not granted at birth, and people born there are considered “non-citizen nationals” with limited rights.
If I’m understanding that (and the article shared upthread) correctly, they have no voting rights in an actual election, but could have influence over the candidate chosen at the DNC. Interesting… (something something superdelegates)
I support granting citizenship and voting rights to American Somoa, as well as all other US territories, pending a clearly self-determined process. Does anyone know the status of any such efforts?
They’re particularly on-point in this segment. By “they” I mean not just Seth, but the writers and the graphics people.