Chris

@chriswithans

'Nonplussed' correction enthusiast. 'Irregardless' normalization advocate.

California, USA

Joined July 2011

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Chris
@chriswithans
5h
In honor of tomorrow’s Massachusetts primary, Best song by Aerosmith?
When you make a selection it cannot be changed
83 votes19h left
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Chris
@chriswithans
5h
If I were on that jury, I would vote to convict and there would be nothing you could do to ever change my mind. If I’m wrong, she’ll win on appeal. But if she’s guilty, then she can’t be tried again if she’s found not guilty by this jury.
The Babylon Bee
@TheBabylonBee
8h
Jury Still Trying To Decide If Strangling Your Kids Is Okay buff.ly/4ZBn7ot
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Chris
@chriswithans
5h
If China’s trying to influence American public opinion against data centers, then they’re definitely trying to manipulate polls and maybe even the markets to hurt the politicians who support data centers in America: Republicans, especially President Trump and his most ardent
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Chris
@chriswithans
6h
California Democrats are just the worst in every single way. They tax everyone eight-ways-to-Sunday but they also tax them stupidly. They get massive swings from their revenue because they tax capital gains at up to 13.3%, and when the markets don't go up, they don't get that
California Globe
@CaliforniaGlobe
13h
Replying to @CaliforniaGlobe
Trump Labor Department says Gavin Newsom OWES $22 BILLION to the American Taxpayer. Instead of paying down debt when California had higher revenues and the budget ‘surplus’ Newsom and Democrats went on a spending spree. @CaliforniaGlobe californiaglobe.com/fr/the-trump-l…
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Chris
@chriswithans
7h
This whole thing is about DEI and SAT scores. No, a Black student with those credentials would not be rejected by the Harvards and Georgetowns of the world. Top schools admit plenty of Black students and yet only 1% of Black SAT test takers in 2025 scored 1400 to 1600 out of
Corey Walker 🇺🇸
@CoreyWriting
8h
This post has incited a lot of backlash. Again, people do not conceptualize how selective the elite college process is. Approximately 15% of seats are earmarked for athletes, 10% for legacies, 10% for international students. Every school has a 20% target for
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