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They may be bad losers, but always remember they were horrible winners
Top congressional Republicans declined to offer congratulations to President-elect Joe Biden, or even comment on his win, as the White House and its GOP allies remained defiant that the race isn’t over for President Trump.
w/ @ColbyItkowitz @dawsey
washingtonpost.com/politics/…
Amy Ricchiuto retweeted
I do'nt care what Kids at School call me because they are all Disgusting Fake Losers and my Real Friends go to a diffrent Scool you haven't heard of and they think Im the Coolest and Smartest and we go to parties and I don't have to tell you there Names for this to be True.
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If a single family from the U.S. that looked like mine (white) tried to enter a foreign land and was detained, with their child taken from them and nobody would tell them where the child was, it would be an intl crisis. The St Dept and others would be demanding action. And yet...
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The screams reverberating around the world are coming from terrified children in cages. What you’re saying here is that you believe child abuse should be a legitimate tool of the state. teapawt.org/nigel_farage/status/10…
Americans want strong borders. @realDonaldTrump has got to stay tough on this and ignore the screams coming from the liberal media.
Amy Ricchiuto retweeted
The more you focus on building a personal brand, the less authentic you appear.
Toothpaste has a brand; it’s packaged and neat. People don’t have brands—they’re real and messy.
#SHRM18
“I hate the term ‘personal brand.’ Products have brands. People do not have brands; we are not structured and packaged that way... We say the right things and the wrong things... We have ups and downs... Show people your weaknesses and vulnerabilities.” -@sherylsandberg #shrm18
“You need a long term goal and a short term plan... If you try to draw a direct line from here to there, you’ll miss all the opportunities in the middle. When I graduated college, there was no internet, and Mark Zuckerberg was in elementary school.” -@sherylsandberg #shrm18
Amy Ricchiuto retweeted
Ha! People are talking ABOUT the bad manager, but probably not TO the bad manager... #SHRM18 teapawt.org/jlanie/status/10094405…
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“If you haven’t [had a hard conversation] in the last month, you’re not serving [Facebook] well. We could be that team where everyone knows it’s not going well, but we’re not talking about it.” -@sherylsandberg #shrm18
“Women, next time something good happens [at work], and you’re about to say ‘I just got lucky,’ don’t say that.” @sherylsandberg #shrm18
“So it turns out, men still run the world, and I don’t think it’s going that well.” @sherylsandberg @shrm #shrm18
Amy Ricchiuto retweeted
We've known since the 1950s that separating children from their parents is traumatizing.
In the 1980s the government shut down "cruel" studies of maternal deprivation with monkeys.
How much more evidence do we need before we stop doing this to children?
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“Leaders who say, ‘Don’t bring me problems; bring me solutions” stifle a culture of critical opinion. If people can’t speak up until they have solutions, you’re never going hear about your biggest problems.” -@AdamMGrant @SHRM #shrm18
Further reading: hbr.org/2017/09/the-problem-…
Amy Ricchiuto retweeted
Scientists warn that constant fear and anger are bad for our health, while being compassionate and warm-hearted contributes to our physical and mental well-being. Therefore, just as we observe physical hygiene to stay well, we need to cultivate a kind of emotional hygiene too.
My brother and I got attacked by a man in the Taco Bell parking lot across from @HighlandsTapRm in Louisville. We told him to turn on his headlights; he got out of his car, punched my brother, and then punched me. It was around 2:20 AM. If anyone has any info, please share.