Bailey McCann

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How many forward rolls could you do in an emergency

Mike Lee's SCREEN Act, which heads to Senate Commerce Committee for markup on Wednesday, would expand age verification requirements to a nearly limitless scope of websites, and is supported by the architects of Project 2025.

The SCREEN Act is a Christian Nationalist Nightmare

Mike Lee's SCREEN Act, which heads to Senate Commerce Committee for markup on Wednesday, would expand age verification requirements to a nearly limitless scope of websites, and is supported by the architects...

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BREAKING: Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins is refusing to certify for the ballot a campaign to strike down the state’s gerrymandered congressional map. The decision, which blocks the vote, is certain to face a legal challenge from map opponents. Story tk. #moleg #mogov

My photo followers: selling my Mamiya 7 w/80mm f/4. Has an upgraded 7ii viewfinder which makes focusing 100x easier. My very favorite camera, but I rarely use it. Recently CLA’ed by Precision Camera Works. $3500 OBO - DMs open.

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In the past two years, nearly 3 in 10 investors said they slashed what they contribute to their 401(k) - 7 in 10 investors said their biggest stumbling block when it comes to savings is the cost of essential expenses including healthcare, utility bills, insurance, and housing.

One-third of investors have more credit card debt than retirement savings: Survey

Americans who currently contribute to a workplace retirement plan such as a 401(k), believe they will need $1.2 million in savings to retire comfortably, yet many won't make that target, according to ...

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It says a lot about how whiny and incoherent centrist Democrats have been in recent years that Ro Khanna of all people can just 360 windmill slam dunk on Dan Goldman like this

Dan, losing is hard. I lost twice. 

I lost to Tom Lantos when I ran the first anti-Iraq war primary in the nation in 2003. I was disappointed I got 19% to Lantos's 71% even though the district was overwhelmingly opposed to the war. Lantos said "young man unless you're a movie star you can't just get up and run. You need to do far more work in the community." It's a lesson I internalized.

Then I lost to Mike Honda in 2014. I had glowing NYT profiles & tech leaders endorsing me. Honda had the PTA moms. He said to me after the race, Ro there are far more PTA moms in the district than tech leaders. A lesson I have never forgotten, especially as I took heat supporting a California billionaire tax.

My point is why not reflect on the lesson voters were sending upset about AIPAC, about money going to foreign wars, about food and gas prices up because of Middle East conflicts.

You have a long career ahead of you. We need everyone on the playing field. Maybe the loss will make you a voice calling for an end to the occupation or a Palestinian state. You could help make a difference.

And what happened to you in not being served coffee was disgusting and wrong and I had called it out on CNN when it happened. I hope you'll think about what voters were saying and help be part of a new generation that helps bring about a just peace.

For CIO I took a look at recent growth in the family office space - there are more of them & they are professionalizing, bringing on independent boards, investment committees, setting up target allocations - they're also growing more concerned about precarity - 1/

Family Offices Growing in Number, Size | Chief Investment Officer

Expansion can warrant professionalization and put offices in competition for personnel with asset managers and institutions.

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Scene: afternoon music theater in deep red KS for the white hair set- critical mass on fuck ICE & no data centers stickers, patches, bracelets, etc Electeds are miles away from the normies on these issues

want to be clear there are absolutely big differences b/t Dems & GOP, don’t ascribe to all-the-same, and that said, it’s awfully telling how many high profile Dems now profess to prefer a Republican in office than a progressive and how that appears to be driven by who is closer to their values