My notifications for non-mutuals have been off since the prime of mr. Jeremy Corbyn, Horace.
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Every NYT headline about this race is like “Abdul Wins Endorsement of Senior Rabbi Feivel Mouskewitz”
In this list of "Jewish leaders" there are five rabbis. One "is the first rabbi to lead a Unitarian Universalist Congregation."
None lead mainstream congregations.
One leads a tiny Reconstructionist group that meets in a church.
Another is part-time, leading a small congregation in part-time services every other week.
The other two have no congregations.
There is also a Reverend Lauren Zinn, who was ordained by an interfaith program and doesn't purport to be any sort of Jewish clergy.
And like half the people who signed don't even provide their last names, so you have no idea if they are Jews are even real.
This is what I call news by press release, where some fringe group issues a press release and gullible or willful media outlets print it like it's real news.
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That United strand guy is going to be buried in his own hair
Shock Russell Martin to Man Utd discussions revealed as ex-Rangers boss 'spoken highly' of during next manager talks
thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/1…
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I will not allow dopes to turn "Tweeter and the Monkey Man" into a divisive issue. "Tweeter and the Monkey Man" should bring all people together.
With Bruce Springsteen having endorsed Abdul El-Sayed, today is a great time to recall that both Bob Dylan and Tom Petty, Bruce's idols, thought he was a total dolt and recorded an entire song just to make fun of his feeble attempts at sounding smart:
youtube.com/watch?v=QhzEBf2U…
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Ms. Rachel is a f&%*!ng lunatic.
What do you mean “we will always be kind 💗” when you’ve just announced a tyrannical thought-policing social media campaign?
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First Woburn's Vladimir Putin World of Adventures and now this? Economy's gone, man.
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The NYT hyping the endorsement of Jack Mehoff, beloved Michigan Jewish leader, is the perfect capstone to this election.
Yesterday the NYT published a list of what was alleged to be over 500 Michigan “Jewish leaders” supporting El-Sayed. The point of doing so was to paint a narrative that he has strong Jewish support in MI.
But did the NYT do any vetting to the list?
A quick skim and you notice it includes names like “Jack Mehoff”. I happen to know that one of the names is someone deceased. A majority of the signatories don’t even use their full names, just a last initial, so it’s impossible to confirm these are even real people or Jewish.
Why would they publish a story about a completely unreliable list with random names on a google sheet? Because the point was the narrative.
