You could play this endorsement as narration over any of his travel shows, and I literally wouldn't notice

I don’t know how one gets the impression that Harris got questions in advance when she didn’t really directly answer a bunch of them.

I know I am the neighborhood dad because whenever I see another person walking their dog while I am walking my mine, I say “it’s a dog -meet-dog world”

All this Laura Loomer talk has reminded me of a quote from Kara Voght's profile. "Donald Trump is, like, hope for me," Loomer said. "I don’t really feel like I have anything in my life." washingtonpost.com/style/power/20…

Soybean mature stage not soft and green NOW SOYBEANS HARD AND BROWN Getting close to harvesting #soybeanwatch

JD Vance acknowledges the cat and dog stories are urban legends and then rationalizes it (via CNN): “If I have to create stories so that the American media actually pays attention to the suffering of the American people, then that's what I'm going to do."

Vance isn’t as good at lying as Trump because he feels a deep need to be respected intellectually. So you get humiliating admissions like this

Trump campaign unveils exciting new strategy to win over suburban women and young people

When she goes onstage at the VMAs but doesn’t announce Rep TV

Just to recap the last few hours: 1) Trump posts that he hates Taylor Swift 2) Vance quadruples down on debunked story of Haitian immigrants eating pets, says he’s will “to create stories” 3) Selzer (IA): Trump+4 4) ABC/Ipsos (nat’l): Harris+6 5) ABQJournal (NM): Harris+10

these pics of Moo Deng are making me crazy

Anne Dover is the elections director of Cherokee County, Georgia. Her husband, Dwayne, believes the 2020 election was stolen from Donald Trump. What a story, from Elaine Godfrey theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

She's an elections official in Georgia who was threatened after Trump lost the 2020 election. Her husband is an election denier. Great piece by Elaine Godfrey on the dissonance of election denial in American politics. theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

"Our neighbors, it turned out, are hallowed martyrs whose mere existence inspires men to say they will fight and even die for the rightful restoration of Donald Trump to office." Hanna Rosin's latest feature is a must-read: theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…

Last week, I interviewed Anne Dover, an elections official in deep-red Georgia, who worries about chaos and violence if Trump loses her state in November. But many election deniers mean well, Anne added at the end of our call: Her own husband is one. theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

The new Georgia election rules, David Becker told me, enable the loser “to falsely claim an election was stolen so he can raise money, and incite anger and violence.” theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

Anne Dover, a county elections director in Georgia, told Elaine Godfrey that she worries about a repeat of the post-2020 election chaos if Trump loses her state in November—even though many election deniers mean well, Dover allows, including her husband. theatlantic.com/politics/archi…