Greg Price I have yet to vote for a candidate because of a celebrity endorsement. I’m still searching for the perfect one that will sweep me off my feet. Still some time left. Crossing my fingers.

I am probably going to wait until after Tuesday to give my endorsement. I have always had an affinity for the procrastinators who cant make up their mind.

I just voted in a Minneapolis suburb, and it was the fastest voting experience I’ve ever had. No wait at all, and only five of the 16 booths were occupied. It seems many people have already voted. I’d tried early voting on Sunday, but the wait would have been well over an hour.

Authenticity starts with each of us. Why expect others to be influenced by us if we resist others' attempts to influence us? I want control over my beliefs and to change my mind on my own terms. Why wouldn’t others want the same?

Plop plop fizz fizz. Oh what a relief it is.

The numbers are telling us something.

Many Democrats say they want to understand what happened. Few genuinely do. That's because, at some level, they know they're guilty of having participated in a witch hunt in which they falsely accused their fellow Americans, and even their friends & family, of fascism & racism.

Imagine setting your party on fire to protect the rights of criminals, drug users, illegal immigrants, and men who want to use women's bathrooms. And then not understanding why you've lost.

The type of prayer I often hear from others involves asking God to change others, rather than seeking guidance to align one's own actions with God's will. It focuses on asking God to influence or change another person's will—praying for someone else to do something

Anthony Pompliano 🌪 A well-developed political philosophy is essential for making strategic moves with your vote—it's a tactical choice, never a sentimental one. It guides you in deciding which responsibilities should fall to the federal government, which to state and local governments, and which

Its often the case that conversations turn adversarial, with each side claiming, "my values are better than yours." When someone insists on their values' superiority, ask honest, probing questions to test them. A thoughtful critique will reveal any weaknesses, and fair-minded

The most important quality of any pick to serve in Trumps' cabinet is immunity to weaponized empathy and emotional manipulation.

Conor Friedersdorf Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸 Nate Silver There’s a real fear of being dominated by those you distrust, with the most powerful government apparatus in history potentially directed at you and others like you. The clearest solution is to reduce federal power and strengthen local communities, allowing them to govern

The only topic in my feed is the cabinet picks. Nonstop hate over every cabinet pick—every single one. Then there is the best thing ever. The greatest even. But thats a teeny tiny bit. It feels like the accounts who are monetized are needing to work really hard to generate some

Michael C Moynihan In 1995, I was hospitalized with a high fever and an inability to take in liquids. Initial tests indicated I had AIDS, despite never having sexual contact or receiving a blood transfusion. After further testing, the diagnosis was changed to Hepatitis A. When the doctors asked if

When one political party gains control of the federal government, and the other party continually works to nullify its objectives, only for the roles to reverse with each change in power, it creates an unsustainable cycle for the nation. Eventually, either one side must concede

FischerKing When people broadly shared values, central governance could function smoothly. But as viewpoint diversity grows, trying to fit everyone under one national system breeds conflict. Local governance isn't just preferable—it's necessary.