I didn’t feel like I was creating enough shareholder value to justify my existence there.

Do they assume that? I have an appointment scheduled tomorrow and plan to wait in their lobby.

If brown is dark orange and orange is red+yellow, the difference probably has to do with the amount of red in the particular shade.

It’s really hard to say without reference colors to see what you’re thinking of when you say “light brown”

It’s Jodie Foster c.1981.

John Hinckley Jr.’s motivation for the attempted assassination was to impress Jodie Foster:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attempted_assassination_of_Ronald_Reagan#Hinckley's_motivation

You might be thinking of primaries; not mid-terms.

Sadly seems to be one of this subs main functions

The thing about political violence is only one party has been advocating for it so I’m not going to feel too bad when they get what they want even if I never wanted it in the first place.

Not saying it’s what you’re doing.

Really just trying to say some folks are being more gentle than they should and over correcting.

As usual, the best way is a middle ground but the internet rewards extreme positions.

I agree with you, however denouncing political violence doesn’t need to extend to fawning.

This is my favorite proposed response I’ve seen:

If I was a Dem asked what I think this would be my short statement:

History has shown us that political violence like this is a hallmark of authoritarian states.

That it turned against the man inciting it shows how slippery and dangerous our current moment is.

Come November we have a choice -- an America where a man like Trump, who believes lynching his political enemies is fine, sits in the white house while fires of political retribution burn across the nation; or an America where our fragile democracy rests in less unhinged hands, safe for the moment.

https://sfba.social/@DeliaChristina/112781894739327584

I assume OP made a mental math reciprocal error 😄

w*t(2/1) vs w*t(1/2)

In most states, only party members can vote in their party’s primary elections.

Minor point of clarification:

Pennsylvania is one of only 14 states with closed primaries