Deleted Tweets From Omari Hardy, D-Fla.

The party of family values doesn't wants documented immigrants to choose between unifying with their families and remaining in America. QT @daveweigel: "We should replace chain migration with a skills-based system that selects immigrants with valuable skills, English… https://t.co/tFdgDRPaoO)

Whoever wrote the cringy, cheesy jingle the first sentence (seminar-room/boardroom) should be pulled aside given a stern talking-to. QT @daveweigel: "They speak the alien language of the campus- seminar room and import its culture into the corporate boardroom. Whi… https://t.co/yqmTKNhHOo)

@_wayneburkett Care to explain?

Kevin Durant left Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, and Steve Kerr for this guy. If he never wins another championship in his career, it will be because he chose this flat-earth-believing, anti-vaxxer lout over proven winners. QT @theScore: This quote from Kyrie isn't going to help with him being booed. 😅 https://t.co/348fH0DvwT)

RT @waltshaub: @karenmzzz Why does this country only feel this way when it’s white people dying?

This guy wants you think that duplexes are Reaganomics. QT @Portantino: @AaronGuhreen @sam_d_1995 @nkburns3 @JohnBauters Fundamentally we have had 40 years of watching Reaganomics hurt wo… https://t.co/bl125jTogp)

@overthetop1 Tebaldi, in retirement, once showed up at the Met to watch a performance. Everyone stopped what they were doing & gave TEBALDI - who was retired at that point & not singing - a tremendous ovation. Netrebko is good. Other singers today are good. None of them are Tebaldi good.

@zzzFly I would pay a month's rent to see prime Tebaldi in psaying. But I wouldnt pay $250 to see Netrebko even before the Ukraine invasion. There's nothing she's singing that the great singers in the of the last century didn't record and sing better. Just sayin.

Now that Anna Netrebko is canceled, I'll say it: it's a shame that she's the best the Met could do these last 20yrs. If she were singing in the 1950s, 60s, or 70s - in the age of Callas, Caballe, & Tebaldi - it wouldn't have been on the Met's mainstage. https://t.co/sBJW4QiZYr

https://t.co/sBJW4QiZYr

Now that Anna Netrebko is canceled, I'll say it: it's a shame that she's the best the Met & other great opera houses could do these last 20yrs. If she were singing in the 1950s, 60s, or 70s - in the age of Callas, Caballe, & Tebaldi - it wouldn't have been on the Met's mainstage.

@_wayneburkett I think she meant regulated.

ACHIEVEMENT: Unlocked! The Democratic Majority for Israel (@DemMaj4Israel) is attacking me for supporting Palestinian human rights. Who else has earned DMFI's ire? ✔ @NinaTurner ✔ @CoriBush ✔ @RashidaTlaib ✔ @JamaalBowmanNY I couldn't ask for better company. ✊✊ https://t.co/f0qwG5S44P

RT @waltshaub: I’d like a brilliant speech writer to give us the speech we need about how democracy’s on the ropes, how voter supp… https://t.co/hySyOVhwZb

RT @mnolangray: @ArmandDoma Mearsheimer is like a top-five living international relations scholar and he has a pretty good track re… https://t.co/G2CQX0deNH

Amy Coney Barrett looking like she's about to stop by the office tonight and write that Roe v. Wade reversal opinion immediately.

@PaulDMiller2 I think realists criticize policymakers for acting contrary to what realism says their country's interests are not b/c they take foregranted that power is to be maximized, but rather b/c the subjects of their criticism talk as if that interests & ethics rarely diverge.

Wait Black Radio III came out?!

Perhaps this is a dumb question, but I've wondered for a while how an American president could unilaterally exit treaties that required a 2/3 vote of the Senate to enter? Trump's talk of exiting NATO is jarring, but it's not clear to this rube (me) that he could pull it off. QT @mattyglesias: USA out of NATO > Ukraine out of NATO https://t.co/qDqYsvyxnT)

@nrebant It's constitutional schizophrenia to say that ratifying treaties requires the *approval* of 67 senators but that staying in them - if the executive unilaterally withdraws - requires that Congress ((a majority of?) both houses?) formally register its *opposition* 2 the withdrawal.

The townhouse. The "two-flat." The courtyard apartment. The multiplex apartment. All these things are banned from being built in the most desirable communities as a indirect way of banning the people who might live in: working-class people, people of color, students, et cetera.

Like Trumpists who think that their immigrant ancestors were more noble than today's immigrants, NIMBYs think that they earned the right to live in their community either by buying into it decades b4 prices skyrocketed or by earning enough $$ to afford today's nosebleed prices.

RT @pushtheneedle: everyone says new construction is too expensive yet this brand new townhome with more bathrooms costs 20% less than… https://t.co/Y33qRzD5P2

RT @THICCtorianChad: The Brownstones at Park Potomac in MontCo MD look better than any Developer Modern slot-home for the same price. C… https://t.co/Q7FQD7mIxG

Am I the only person who's been unable to find a @ChocoTaco anywhere? It's been over a year. No Choco Tacos to found in any grocery store I've been in.

Slytherin just chews up & spits out young wizards. These talented young people are under tremendous pressure to Death Eater/Slytherin stuff. Who knows whether any of us would have had, at age 15, the integrity to risk death by joining Harry Potter and Ron and Hermoine Granger.

@marxfangirl1848 Equivalent, no. On the same side of the line b/w right & wrong, yes. I'd add that, if we're to judge the morality of an action by the pressure placed on one to do it, Malfoy was under much more pressure to do the worse thing than Valieva may've been under to do not as bad thing.

According to Valieva sympathizers, Draco Malfoy should be protected, not condemned. None of us can know the pressure he was under to try to assassinate Dumbledore and help a bunch of Death Eaters infiltrate Hogwarts.

RT @whstancil: As I keep saying, the trick is to take society-wide problems that should be solved with policy, and describe them as failure… QT @DrLeanaWen: Children <5 will be at greater risk now that restrictions are being lifted & they still can’t vaccinated. Parents w… https://t.co/do3p5u1Hpq)

RT @equalityAlec: UPDATED THREAD. You're going to hear a lot about how cops need more resources because "crime is surging" in the nex… https://t.co/9ZAAqgKk1I

The Michael Jackson halftime show in 1993 was the best Super Bowl halftime show of all time. Prince came close. No one else has come close to either of them.

@summerbrennan "And" is a more neutral conjunction than others (implying nothing more than that what came b4 it & what's coming after it are connected) and is therefore more versatile and - as a single, unstressed syllable - is ideal for connecting rhythmic units (feet), not just semantic ones.

@summerbrennan Check out Saintsbury's history of prose rhythm. He has some comments abt unstressed monosyllables that often apply to "and." Also, focusing on rhythm for the length of time needed to finish that book changes the way you think about style.

RT @AyannaPressley: Facial recognition technology is flawed, systemically biased & has exacerbated the criminalization and over-surveillanc… QT @engadget: Democrats urge federal agencies to ditch Clearview AI's facial recognition tech https://t.co/5MFAhDeRtY https://t.co/eWva0O61Wh)

RT @ScottHech: “Erosion of American cities.” NYC Mayor Eric Adams *is* Donald Trump. Perhaps more dangerous bc he claims to be “Progressive… QT @thehill: .@NYCMayor: "You are watching the erosion of American cities because there's a mindset in our cities that any and e… https://t.co/oIjqvDq2dx)

@vtg2 What a ridiculous headline.

If @CNN spent as much time covering this man's views as it did the horse race and the fake controversy over CRT, then maybe Virginia voters would have a chance to make a more informed decision. QT @SchneiderG: New executive order from @GlennYoungkin makes state diversity officer an "ambassador for unborn children" https://t.co/mVHXgEQ0i4)

RT @plant_warlock: I’m so fucking sick of people driving too fast and acting like I’m an asshole for being careful. There’s no more da… https://t.co/4yMssypHFy

@_wayneburkett Not my business. These people have speech rights, too, and they are using their speech rights to urge the big companies that give Joe Rogan access to their customers to stop giving him that access. The companies can decide themselves. That's not authorianism; that's freedom.

Not dunking on schools that aren't prestigious, especially given that my alma mater was called "Sun Tan U" until Donna Shalala became our president. But if you're going to invest your self-esteem in your academic achievements, your academic achievements should be impressive.

Congrats to you if you got a JD/PhD from Arizona State. Phenomenal. Now produce. Do something. Demonstrate your exceptionality in the real world.

@lebanese2018 This requires showing up to class, completing assignments, demonstrating competence on tests. None of this requires brilliance.

Going to school says more about your persistence and reliability than your brilliance.

@MiamiMoleMan @lebanese2018 LOL yes, because Florida's state colleges, while just dandy, are known for producing presidents??? Like, seriously, does she think that have a PhD/JD/MSW **qualifies** her to be PRESIDENT of the United States of America? Like, with?

@MiamiMoleMan @lebanese2018 Cruz is smarter than Sinema b/c he's smarter. He could have gone to BYU (Back Yard Univ.) and he'd still be smarter than Sinema. But I have never heard it that Cruz invests his self-esteem in his academic achievements, which are impressive. Yet I have heard it about Sinema.

"so many academic degrees" *checks wikipedia* *sees JD/PhD from...* *double-checks wikipedia* *Arizona STATE* *closes browser, shuts down laptop entirely* *rubs temples vigorously* QT @Amy_Siskind: First, and this likely isn't breaking news to anyone: Sinema has a highly overinflated ego. She believes since she… https://t.co/c5XpNlQBbn)

@JJapgar I'm going to go out on a limb and say that Cruz & Hawley & Cotton are punching much above Sinema's intellectual weight-class. I've always been disappointed by Cruz, for example, who affects a very studied stupidity to win votes in his party where stupidity is a political plus.

Not to dunking on schools that aren't prestigious, especially given that my alma mater was called "Sun Tan U" until Donna Shalala became our president. But if you're going to invest your self-esteem in your academic achievements, your academic achievements should be impressive.

HAHAHA! This actually quite brilliant. There's no objection that Manchin or Sinema can raise here without making it clear without revealing themselves as...let me stop, here. QT @DemocracyDocket: Here's what happens: when chambers disagree on bill text, they can send the bill back and forth to each other with… https://t.co/NGl4Z3wys3)

@espn This is not the shot I was hoping he would take.

The party of family values doesn't wants documented immigrants to choose between unifying with their families and remaining in America. QT @daveweigel: "We should replace chain migration with a skills-based system that selects immigrants with valuable skills, English… https://t.co/tFdgDRPaoO)

Whoever wrote the cringy, cheesy jingle the first sentence (seminar-room/boardroom) should be pulled aside given a stern talking-to. QT @daveweigel: "They speak the alien language of the campus- seminar room and import its culture into the corporate boardroom. Whi… https://t.co/yqmTKNhHOo)

@_wayneburkett Care to explain?

Kevin Durant left Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, and Steve Kerr for this guy. If he never wins another championship in his career, it will be because he chose this flat-earth-believing, anti-vaxxer lout over proven winners. QT @theScore: This quote from Kyrie isn't going to help with him being booed. 😅 https://t.co/348fH0DvwT)

RT @waltshaub: @karenmzzz Why does this country only feel this way when it’s white people dying?

This guy wants you think that duplexes are Reaganomics. QT @Portantino: @AaronGuhreen @sam_d_1995 @nkburns3 @JohnBauters Fundamentally we have had 40 years of watching Reaganomics hurt wo… https://t.co/bl125jTogp)

@overthetop1 Tebaldi, in retirement, once showed up at the Met to watch a performance. Everyone stopped what they were doing & gave TEBALDI - who was retired at that point & not singing - a tremendous ovation. Netrebko is good. Other singers today are good. None of them are Tebaldi good.

@zzzFly I would pay a month's rent to see prime Tebaldi in psaying. But I wouldnt pay $250 to see Netrebko even before the Ukraine invasion. There's nothing she's singing that the great singers in the of the last century didn't record and sing better. Just sayin.

Now that Anna Netrebko is canceled, I'll say it: it's a shame that she's the best the Met could do these last 20yrs. If she were singing in the 1950s, 60s, or 70s - in the age of Callas, Caballe, & Tebaldi - it wouldn't have been on the Met's mainstage. https://t.co/sBJW4QiZYr

https://t.co/sBJW4QiZYr

Now that Anna Netrebko is canceled, I'll say it: it's a shame that she's the best the Met & other great opera houses could do these last 20yrs. If she were singing in the 1950s, 60s, or 70s - in the age of Callas, Caballe, & Tebaldi - it wouldn't have been on the Met's mainstage.

@_wayneburkett I think she meant regulated.

ACHIEVEMENT: Unlocked! The Democratic Majority for Israel (@DemMaj4Israel) is attacking me for supporting Palestinian human rights. Who else has earned DMFI's ire? ✔ @NinaTurner ✔ @CoriBush ✔ @RashidaTlaib ✔ @JamaalBowmanNY I couldn't ask for better company. ✊✊ https://t.co/f0qwG5S44P

RT @waltshaub: I’d like a brilliant speech writer to give us the speech we need about how democracy’s on the ropes, how voter supp… https://t.co/hySyOVhwZb

RT @mnolangray: @ArmandDoma Mearsheimer is like a top-five living international relations scholar and he has a pretty good track re… https://t.co/G2CQX0deNH

Amy Coney Barrett looking like she's about to stop by the office tonight and write that Roe v. Wade reversal opinion immediately.

@PaulDMiller2 I think realists criticize policymakers for acting contrary to what realism says their country's interests are not b/c they take foregranted that power is to be maximized, but rather b/c the subjects of their criticism talk as if that interests & ethics rarely diverge.

Wait Black Radio III came out?!

Perhaps this is a dumb question, but I've wondered for a while how an American president could unilaterally exit treaties that required a 2/3 vote of the Senate to enter? Trump's talk of exiting NATO is jarring, but it's not clear to this rube (me) that he could pull it off. QT @mattyglesias: USA out of NATO > Ukraine out of NATO https://t.co/qDqYsvyxnT)

@nrebant It's constitutional schizophrenia to say that ratifying treaties requires the *approval* of 67 senators but that staying in them - if the executive unilaterally withdraws - requires that Congress ((a majority of?) both houses?) formally register its *opposition* 2 the withdrawal.

The townhouse. The "two-flat." The courtyard apartment. The multiplex apartment. All these things are banned from being built in the most desirable communities as a indirect way of banning the people who might live in: working-class people, people of color, students, et cetera.

Like Trumpists who think that their immigrant ancestors were more noble than today's immigrants, NIMBYs think that they earned the right to live in their community either by buying into it decades b4 prices skyrocketed or by earning enough $$ to afford today's nosebleed prices.

RT @pushtheneedle: everyone says new construction is too expensive yet this brand new townhome with more bathrooms costs 20% less than… https://t.co/Y33qRzD5P2

RT @THICCtorianChad: The Brownstones at Park Potomac in MontCo MD look better than any Developer Modern slot-home for the same price. C… https://t.co/Q7FQD7mIxG

Am I the only person who's been unable to find a @ChocoTaco anywhere? It's been over a year. No Choco Tacos to found in any grocery store I've been in.

Slytherin just chews up & spits out young wizards. These talented young people are under tremendous pressure to Death Eater/Slytherin stuff. Who knows whether any of us would have had, at age 15, the integrity to risk death by joining Harry Potter and Ron and Hermoine Granger.

@marxfangirl1848 Equivalent, no. On the same side of the line b/w right & wrong, yes. I'd add that, if we're to judge the morality of an action by the pressure placed on one to do it, Malfoy was under much more pressure to do the worse thing than Valieva may've been under to do not as bad thing.

According to Valieva sympathizers, Draco Malfoy should be protected, not condemned. None of us can know the pressure he was under to try to assassinate Dumbledore and help a bunch of Death Eaters infiltrate Hogwarts.

RT @whstancil: As I keep saying, the trick is to take society-wide problems that should be solved with policy, and describe them as failure… QT @DrLeanaWen: Children <5 will be at greater risk now that restrictions are being lifted & they still can’t vaccinated. Parents w… https://t.co/do3p5u1Hpq)

RT @equalityAlec: UPDATED THREAD. You're going to hear a lot about how cops need more resources because "crime is surging" in the nex… https://t.co/9ZAAqgKk1I

The Michael Jackson halftime show in 1993 was the best Super Bowl halftime show of all time. Prince came close. No one else has come close to either of them.

@summerbrennan "And" is a more neutral conjunction than others (implying nothing more than that what came b4 it & what's coming after it are connected) and is therefore more versatile and - as a single, unstressed syllable - is ideal for connecting rhythmic units (feet), not just semantic ones.

@summerbrennan Check out Saintsbury's history of prose rhythm. He has some comments abt unstressed monosyllables that often apply to "and." Also, focusing on rhythm for the length of time needed to finish that book changes the way you think about style.

RT @AyannaPressley: Facial recognition technology is flawed, systemically biased & has exacerbated the criminalization and over-surveillanc… QT @engadget: Democrats urge federal agencies to ditch Clearview AI's facial recognition tech https://t.co/5MFAhDeRtY https://t.co/eWva0O61Wh)

RT @ScottHech: “Erosion of American cities.” NYC Mayor Eric Adams *is* Donald Trump. Perhaps more dangerous bc he claims to be “Progressive… QT @thehill: .@NYCMayor: "You are watching the erosion of American cities because there's a mindset in our cities that any and e… https://t.co/oIjqvDq2dx)

@vtg2 What a ridiculous headline.

If @CNN spent as much time covering this man's views as it did the horse race and the fake controversy over CRT, then maybe Virginia voters would have a chance to make a more informed decision. QT @SchneiderG: New executive order from @GlennYoungkin makes state diversity officer an "ambassador for unborn children" https://t.co/mVHXgEQ0i4)

RT @plant_warlock: I’m so fucking sick of people driving too fast and acting like I’m an asshole for being careful. There’s no more da… https://t.co/4yMssypHFy

@_wayneburkett Not my business. These people have speech rights, too, and they are using their speech rights to urge the big companies that give Joe Rogan access to their customers to stop giving him that access. The companies can decide themselves. That's not authorianism; that's freedom.

Not dunking on schools that aren't prestigious, especially given that my alma mater was called "Sun Tan U" until Donna Shalala became our president. But if you're going to invest your self-esteem in your academic achievements, your academic achievements should be impressive.

Congrats to you if you got a JD/PhD from Arizona State. Phenomenal. Now produce. Do something. Demonstrate your exceptionality in the real world.

@lebanese2018 This requires showing up to class, completing assignments, demonstrating competence on tests. None of this requires brilliance.

Going to school says more about your persistence and reliability than your brilliance.

@MiamiMoleMan @lebanese2018 LOL yes, because Florida's state colleges, while just dandy, are known for producing presidents??? Like, seriously, does she think that have a PhD/JD/MSW **qualifies** her to be PRESIDENT of the United States of America? Like, with?

@MiamiMoleMan @lebanese2018 Cruz is smarter than Sinema b/c he's smarter. He could have gone to BYU (Back Yard Univ.) and he'd still be smarter than Sinema. But I have never heard it that Cruz invests his self-esteem in his academic achievements, which are impressive. Yet I have heard it about Sinema.

"so many academic degrees" *checks wikipedia* *sees JD/PhD from...* *double-checks wikipedia* *Arizona STATE* *closes browser, shuts down laptop entirely* *rubs temples vigorously* QT @Amy_Siskind: First, and this likely isn't breaking news to anyone: Sinema has a highly overinflated ego. She believes since she… https://t.co/c5XpNlQBbn)

@JJapgar I'm going to go out on a limb and say that Cruz & Hawley & Cotton are punching much above Sinema's intellectual weight-class. I've always been disappointed by Cruz, for example, who affects a very studied stupidity to win votes in his party where stupidity is a political plus.

Not to dunking on schools that aren't prestigious, especially given that my alma mater was called "Sun Tan U" until Donna Shalala became our president. But if you're going to invest your self-esteem in your academic achievements, your academic achievements should be impressive.

HAHAHA! This actually quite brilliant. There's no objection that Manchin or Sinema can raise here without making it clear without revealing themselves as...let me stop, here. QT @DemocracyDocket: Here's what happens: when chambers disagree on bill text, they can send the bill back and forth to each other with… https://t.co/NGl4Z3wys3)

@espn This is not the shot I was hoping he would take.