Amy in Veep

My goal is to spend no more than $7 from now until January

When I interviewed Menendez in his office in Jan he had a bunch of fuzzy multicolor plush ducks on his desk and he joked that he would squeeze them when his staff got on his nerves. Then he squeezed one and it went… AFLAC! (He also had a cabinet full of them)

tonight!

if venezuela gave you arepas imagine venezuela on steroids

Meanwhile in Chicago.

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Almost half of U.S. Latinos have heard of the term “Latinx,” a new Pew Research Center report finds — 47 percent, up from 23 in 2019. Four percent, about 1.9 million, have used it to describe themselves. Twenty percent have heard of “Latine.” pewresearch.org/race-and-ethni…

When we talk about a rightward shift among Latinos—this is it. Latinos are over-represented among working-class voters. There are many reasons why different Latino communities have gone towards Trump. But none of the "cultural" takes have as much as explanatory power as class

for hispanic heritage month everyone should stop saying “lol” and start saying “jajaja”

“Where’s Bad Bunny? We have to get Bad Bunny.” On the most important pop star endorsement of the election (no, not Taylor Swift, it turns out!) From the incredible Rodriguezes Squared, Jesús Rodríguez and Sabrina Rodríguez: washingtonpost.com/style/power/20…

The pop star endorsement that could really swing the election? Bad Bunny. Amazing piece by Jesús Rodríguez and Sabrina Rodríguez washingtonpost.com/style/power/20…

Everyone was talking about the Taylor Swift endorsement. But recently, some Democrats have been talking about one that could hold even more power. “Where’s Bad Bunny? We have to get Bad Bunny.” (a collab w/ Sabrina Rodríguez) washingtonpost.com/style/power/20…

The pop star endorsement that could swing the election? Bad Bunny. (Ok, a Jesús Rodríguez AND Sabrina Rodríguez co-byline in The Washington Post? NICE!) wapo.st/3XP4HRl

Bad Bunny, one of the biggest superstars in the world, has a huge voice and a ton of influence — especially among Latinos and young voters. wapo.st/3zfxWDD

Olivia Nuzzi is on leave from New York Magazine after disclosing a relationship with RFK Jr., Oliver Darcy reports: "Had the magazine been aware of this relationship, she would not have continued to cover the presidential campaign.” status.news/p/olivia-nuzzi…

Bad Bunny paid for billboards against the ruling party in Puerto Rico, saying that to vote for them is to vote for corruption. Its members include the current governor, who calls himself a Democrat, and PR's congresswoman, who chairs Latinos for Trump

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