#abby wambach

[festiveartoo]

✨ does it ever drive you crazy just how fast the night changes ✨

[kellohara]

i built a legacy that you can’t undo

[greta--gill]

they left no instructions, just a legacy to protect.

[emotionalsupportsoccerball]

And another one while I’m at it, everyone has to be in the feels today

From @kellohara

[leveloneandup]

C: [Free agency]’s huge for those of us that have been traded behind our backs, in our sleep, it is huge. T: Yes. Hardest I’ve ever cried. C: When I got traded? C: Oh, no. When you got traded. Oh yeah, yeah. I forgot you did too.

Source: We Can Do Hard Things: Christen Press & Tobin Heath: THE OLYMPICS! THE SOCCER!

[lenorelovesgirls]

literally sat, with no word's to even utter ☹️

especially who tells your story part 🥺

[akasmileygirl]

Probably as much tea as we're gonna get.

[ifollowmagicalrivers]

THIS.ME.OFFICIALLY.GAYLOR.TRAIN.

huh? what? ‘shade never made anybody less.. gay!?’ nooo that can’t be what she’s singing. this is a taylor swift song right? like the taylor swift… abby is mixing it up for fun, jokes jokes. why would a straight woman sing about shades not making you less gay? that’s such a gay thing to say. what ‘ally’ has ever been this specific and 🎯 ?

like i said.. late to the party. and i might have to check my gaydar.

karma is my wife 🧡 oh she knooows.

[hyperfixationsstation]

no wtf 😭😭😭

[goddesspharo]

Baby Sophia Smith with Abby Wambach!!! 🥹 [x]

[melodiousoblivionao3]

Tobin and Abby being so similar and Christen and Glennon being so similar is absolutely hilarious I could listen to the 4 of them talk forever

[festiveartoo]

@GlennonDoyle: My wife is trying to contribute to the huddle conversation I don't know if they can hear her

@GlennonDoyle: I need to hire a trainer for Abby to be here during games. Also yes she changed at halftime she thinks it's her responsibility to change the energy @AbbyWambach

[kellohara]

Kelley O’Hara Instagram story - 10/10/24

[greta--gill]

time, curious time, gave me no compasses, gave me no signs. were there clues that i didn’t see? and isn’t it just so pretty to think that all along, there was some invisible string, tying you to me?

— Taylor Swift, “Invisible String”

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Erin Reed at Erin In The Morning:

On Thursday, Governor Tim Walz sat down for an interview with author Glennon Doyle, her partner Abby Wambach, and her sister Amanda Doyle during a taping of the We Can Do Hard Things podcast. The conversation touched on key election issues such as abortion and gun violence. However, midway through the podcast, the discussion shifted to queer youth, specifically transgender kids. Rather than shying away from the topic, Walz delivered a passionate, several-minute-long defense of LGBTQ+ rights, including transgender healthcare. He outlined his vision for the administration’s role in protecting these rights.

[...]

Walz discussed positive legislative actions, such as codifying hate crime laws and increasing education, while emphasizing the importance of using his platform to advocate for LGBTQ+ rights. He then addressed the role of judges in safeguarding medical care for queer youth: “I also think what Abby, your point is on this, and I was just mentioning, we need to appoint judges who uphold the right to marriage, uphold the right to be who you are, making sure that’s the case, uphold the right to get the medical care that you need. We should not be naive. Those appointments are really, really important. I think that’s what the vice president is committed to.” He didn’t stop there. Instead, he directly pivoted to calling out national anti-transgender attack ads which have flooded the airwaves across the United States, often airing besides NFL football games and other major sporting events. The Trump administration has spent upwards of $20 million on such ads, with outside organizations spending $80 million on various races.

“We see it now; the hate has shifted to the trans community. They see that as an opportunity. If you’re watching any sporting events right now, you see that Donald Trump’s closing arguments are to demonize a group of people for being who they are,” Walz said. He continued, “We’re out there trying to make the case that access to healthcare, a clean environment, manufacturing jobs, and keeping your local hospital open are what people are really concerned about. They’re running millions of dollars of ads demonizing folks who are just trying to live their lives.” He emphasized the importance of representation and the impact of coming out, particularly for parents who may not have been exposed to LGBTQ+ identities and therefore might lack understanding.

Appearing on the We Can Do Hard Things podcast Thursday, Kamala Harris VP pick and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) gave a resolute defense of trans and LGBTQ+ youths.

Dear Sherrod Brown and Colin Allred (and any other Democratic politician), please learn from this interview on how to properly discuss trans issues in your campaigns, and that is not give legitimacy to anti-trans arguments.

From the 10.17.2024 edition of Audacy's We Can Do Hard Things:

[leveloneandup]

We Can Do Hard Things: Christen Press & Tobin Heath: THE OLYMPICS! THE SOCCER!

Abby, Glennon and Amanda are talking ALL about The Olympics and US Women's Soccer with Olympians and soccer legends, Christen Press and Tobin Heath.

Discover:

-Their take on the impact of not having Alex Morgan on the team;

-The Canada cheating scandal and Christen's solution for it;

-What Tobin would have done differently, if anything, in the Germany game; and

-How Tobin, Christen, and Abby feel about our chances of winning the games.