Shortly before Thanksgiving, Twitter was supposed to go the way of the Butterball tom.
Taylor Lewis
Taylor Lewis writes from Virginia.
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This blame game shows no signs of quieting now that Trump has thrown his red cap in the prez race.
If there was a running thread through all the races on Tuesday, it was the incumbent factor.
Social media operates at the behest of the government—a mendicant begging for permission outside an inscrutable, unknowable bureaucracy.
Lazy-shaming is a good thing. Because at the end of the accounting identity, someone working pays the bills of someone lazing.
Let this be a lesson: no good progressive deed goes unpunished, or ruthlessly interrogated for crypto-conservative motives.
It’s a longshot move, but isn’t any political move that tries to buck historic trends?
Forget the looming midterms. Will Donald Trump, despite his legal foibles, make a try at reclaiming the presidency?
If you fancy yourself a fascist fighter, don’t bolster your foe in hopes of a more resounding win.
When the carrot emoji is eventually nixxed, another vegetable, or fruit, possibly animal, will take its place. The very human need to prick holes in overarching authority will keep asserting itself.