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Apparently Tonight Was the Night to Dig Out the Tina Kotek GIFs Again (opens the original)
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I don’t think many of y’all would remember, but I’ve been known to make GIFs of candidates. Usually in coordination with them as a favor, but it’s hardly my fault that my very own Governor happens to be the GIF that keeps on GIF’ing. Let’s not let them go to waste, shall we? Because, SURPRISE! I have opinions on who should be the Governor of the state I live in. Shocking, I know.Those GIFs & more graphics than I care to confess to later, Tina Kotek won & now I have folders of images & there’s ev
I Love My Mail-In-Voting (opens the original)
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Here we go, again. It’s an election year so MAGA is claiming mail-in-voting is somehow not subjected to the exact same criteria that counting ballots cast is. Full disclosure: I’ve been a Marion County Clerk Bill Burgess superfan since the day our family met him at a local event. Carries voter registration cards in his blazer just in case he runs into someone that needs one. I’ve toured his office & seen the rigorous authentication safeguards. Your ballot isn’t just “counted because your name is
People Whose Body's Work (opens the original)
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ngl, the screentime argument is just recycled couch potato propaganda with a fresh coat of paint. Before that it was tv. Before that it was comic books & reading novels. Remember “bookworms?” Those poor doomed little weirdos who were never gonna function in the real world because they always had their heads in the clouds, buried in a book instead of paying attention to the important things, like... I don’t know... whatever the adults were convinced was ruining civilization that particular decade
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