well luckily all 26 of those CEOs voted for her and overcame the 15 million voters that were alienated.
CW transphobia
But she failed to respond to the ubiquitous ads the Trump campaign ran claiming that Harris supports sex-change operations for prisoners. She allowed Trump to create the impression that she favored the most radical version of transgender rights.
Biden, allies say, never would have let such attacks stand. He would have clearly rejected the idea of trans women competing in women’s sports.
Drink a bottle of bleach, Franklin.
fuck it let’s just change it to a Wealth Voting system. rip this band-aid off
New kind of patsoc that just wants to return to the white landowning men only voting system
Damn, those 107 CEOs sure were worth it
Embedded in their autopsies was their own unstated faith that they could have done better.
Language changes - I know that - but I still hate the word “autopsy” for this. The word “post mortem” already existed for this purpose.
Members of Biden’s clan continue to stoke the delusion that its paterfamilias would have won the election, and some of his advisers feared that he might publicly voice that deeply misguided view.
The debate showed that Biden was a wrecked old man who reeked of loser stink. Do they really not understand that? Biden would have lost California.
post mortem
I mean if we’re being prescriptivist about it, “autopsy” is preferable because it’s a noun while postmortem is an adjective, the terms “autopsy” and “postmortem examination” being synonyms.
gross
And I do kind of like the ring of “autopsy” because it evokes a sense of pulling all the organs out and sticking them in jar full of formaldehyde for display and to poke at in the future, because if 2016 is any indication the examination is going to last a good long while. Maybe we should start calling it a “mummification.”
Autopsy wasn’t used that way until the GOP started to use it (in the 2010s?) I assume they thought “postmortem” sounded too nerdy and democratic. Also postmortem can be used all by itself as in “The postmortem indicated that…”
