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As of 11:25 AM today, August 2nd, 2016, here are screen grabs of FoxNews.com and NYDailyNews.com:
This is in light of Mike Pence breaking with Trump and endorsing Paul Ryan.
As of 11:25 AM today, August 2nd, 2016, here are screen grabs of FoxNews.com and NYDailyNews.com:
This is in light of Mike Pence breaking with Trump and endorsing Paul Ryan.
In 2015, Moleskine released a calendar app for iOS (yes, the company that makes notebooks and journals).
The app is called Timepage. I’ve been using it since it came out and it’s really good. As with all great design, it’s beautiful, but design is about how it works, not how it looks, and it works great. It much easier to use than Apple’s native Calendar app for iOS.
I’m not going to give a full breakdown of the app, I just want to highlight one detail I love. When you have no appointments on a day, instead of showing you nothing, it displays a historic event:
If you’re the kind of person searching for great calendar apps try it out, it’s $2.99 and if that’s too expensive for you, how about you skip your over-sugared and over-priced Starbucks latte.
Josh Marshall, the editor and publisher of Talking Points Memo, posted a great series of tweets delving into the mind of Donald Trump and what he could be expected to do if he faces defeat this fall.
1: Have given it a lot of thought. I think it’s possible. But I come at it from a slightly different POV. https://t.co/gGij7WnRd8
— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm)
2: If the race continues on its current trajectory. Trump may be looking at a situation like this by Sept. Sure he cld drop out and avoid ..
— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm)
3: humiliation. But he wldnt be avoiding it by much. He’d be the only major party candidate ever to simply up and leave the race because …
— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm)
4: he’s facing defeat. He’d become the biggest loser, in every way, in American history, though of course he’d try to spin it. The key …
— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm)
5: point is that this is someone has virtually no capacity to handle or tolerate loss or humiliation. And he’ll be facing the choice of …
— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm)
6: two extreme forms of it. It’s not just that Trump’s narcissism will make the injury more severe. The nature of his campaign will too.
— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm)
7: Pro-business economics wasn’t invalidated by Romney’s loss. He just loss. The premise of Trump’s campaign is himself and “winning.”
— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm)
8: As we’ve seen over the last three or four days, Trump doesn’t act well or safely in the face of extreme stress of narcissistic injury.
— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm)
9: So if the campaign proceeds on its current trajectory (not a certainty of course), the last 6 weeks of the campaign will be one of …
— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm)
10: extreme emotional volatility and increasingly erratic conduct. That’s a very dangerous set of circumstances regardless of whether …
— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm)
11: he chooses to bail out or see it through to the end. People like Trump grow more erratic and aggressive under mounting stress and …
— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm)
12: with unavenged narcissistic injuries. It’s not a pleasant scenario to contemplate. But it’s coming.
— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm)
What a crazy year 2016 is turning out to be.