But I am concerned that some people are advocating that several highly qualified black women be passed over for VP in favor of white female whose primary advantage is that she holds an office that black women have never had the opportunity to hold because they have consistently been (and continue to be) shut out of being elected to statewide office.

In other words, Gov. Whitmer is being credited for performing very well in an office that black women have been blocked from holding and, thus have never been able to prove how competently they would perform in
the role.

This is a perfect example of how white privilege works and continues to be perpetuated, even when people don't intend to. Black women are essentially being penalized for not gaining certain kinds of executive experience when they've been denied access to the only venue in which they could acquire that kind of experience - while a white woman who has been granted entry into that small room is touted as more qualified than the black women to hold another office that has been denied to women of all races because she had the advantages they were prevented from obtaining.

This is not a knock against Gov. Whitmer - I think she's great. But the racial privilege is real.

Good for you, young warrior!
https://twitter.com/BuzzFeedNews/status/1291771486496346112

If a school can suspend a student for taking and posting a photo, it can certainly require its students to wear masks.

All of his talking points and campaign rhetoric seem to be geared toward an opponent much more like Sanders or Warren. He seems to have no idea how to run against Biden. And, funny thing, it also seems that no one on his campaign team has been able to move him off of this spot.

https://twitter.com/SashaBeauloux/status/1291734834721763328

https://twitter.com/SethAbramson/status/1291165093011640321

https://twitter.com/rileyjsilverman/status/1287850885297647617

This pretty much explains it:

There can be no doubt the November election would be delayed as long as Trump wished - if not cancelled altogether - if both houses of Congress were in Republican hands.

Graceless and hateful.

Pastor Warnock is a good man, a strong liberal, a Christian servant in the true sense of the word, eschews the gospel of prosperity, and understands and respects the separation of church and state (as evidenced, in part, by the fact that there was no mention of his political race at any point in this 3 1/2 hour service).

He will make a fantastic senator. I think the world of him. Please help him out if you can. https://warnockforgeorgia.com/