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To my mind, the forehead-slapping awe at those undecided in this presidential election took its purest form in a commentary by comedian and satirist Lewis Black on a recent episode of The Daily Show:

In the America the Supreme Court is crafting in its image, the purest form of anti-abortion “public discourse” is to harass a woman at the moment of her most personal and private medical decisions.

It's surprising there wasn't a "tradwife" at Kennedy's Senate stop of his so-called "Make American Healthy Again" tour, as these online influencers may be the purest manifestation yet of how the rhetoric of "natural" and "wellness" has been wholly cannibalized by a far-right movement that longs to return to an era of white supremacy and overt patriarchy.

Foster began living for Christ after his 1983 vehicle accident in the purest sense — reading scripture, increasing his faith, and serving others by tutoring young basketball players, conducting clinics and providing former teammate Darrell Allums with food and shoes.

In the purest sense, Harris’ nomination is undemocratic.