About three days ago, I ran a copy of a Tweet, Quarantine, day 14. Me and my boyfriend spent the whole day setting up an art gallery for our gerbil, if your interested, here’s a short article about it in ArtNet News that was sent to me by Mike Moore. https://news.artnet.com/art-world/gerbil-art-museum-london-1827057?utm_content=from_&utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=EU%20afternoon%20newsletter%20for%204/8/20&utm_term=EUR%20Daily%20Newsletter%20%5BAFTERNOON%5D

I cannot in good conscience continue to mount a campaign I cannot win and which would interfere the important work required of all of us in this difficult hour, Bernie Sanders.

No one is perfect. He was nowhere near perfect but he was phenomenal. He was the best of us, Cenk Uygurout.

Today, our movement faces a setback. But every single setback is an opportunity to push for progress. Ilhan Omar

Today, Bernie Sanders dropped out of the Primary race and I am sad, angry, scared, and feeling sort of hopeless. Maybe Biden will be a better candidate than he was in 1988 or 2008, maybe the time is right. Maybe. Right now, all I fedel is loss, all I want to do in mourn.

A happier day @AHappierDay Quarantine, day 14. Me and my boyfriend spent the whole day setting up an art gallery for our gerbil.

As a result, the right often opposes government interventions even when they clearly serve the public good and have nothing to do with redistributing income, simply because they don’t want voters to see government doing anything well. COVID-19 Brings Out All the Usual Zombies by Paul Krugman in the Opinion section of the New York Times.