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veep crosswork no. 3, idk why its untitled i stg i put a title but i cant edit it now so whatever
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when i start my rewatches these days
sunny - s2 after frank shows up
veep - s2 after ben shows up
curb - s1e6 the wire
the wire - skip the pilot episode
30 rock - not the best of these overall by a long shot. and yet… no skips
the office - skipping the first 9 or 10 episodes, sorry dundies. i only like the vibes after when michael’s hair has been figured out
the shield - when a show is perfect you only need to finish it once
silicon valley - no skips and i also usually run seasons 3 and 4 back midway through because Jared’s trauma dumping is like maple syrup on pancakes.
sopranos - skipping the pilot but only because everyone has memorized it. it’s bigger than my own memory it is expanded by the collective unconscious. the pilot ep of sopranos is the crossword puzzle ethan tells julie about in waking life. you can close your eyes and see the ducks frame by frame.
seinfeld - watching them all but not counting the early episodes before Jason realizes he’s playing Larry (he starts off playing George as a tragicomic pontificator a la Woody Allen, none of the volume work or gesticulation of an autistic man) as actual seinfeld episodes
strangers with candy - no fuckin skips and also you’re welcome for the reminder to rewatch. colbert still shining, sedaris chewing every line read like taffy. Principal Onyx Blackman. they named the nigga Onyx. most of the time when i’m rewatching 30 rock it’s because i grew up on strangers with candy
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Hey! Do you have any recent TWW fic recs?
i love it when ppl ask this bc it's an excuse to go through like 5 pages of tww fic
https://archiveofourown.org/works/30801968-- been talkin' 'bout the way things change by @sam-loves-seb: sam's pov after the hawaii vacation and how he finds out about josh and donna. a sweet fic; josh is all domestic and cute and i think its nice seeing it from a outside pov
https://archiveofourown.org/works/30825962--Enjambment by Anon: a veep and tww crossover! i honestly don't know some of these characters but i live for the last paragraph and also the way josh's inner monologue is written is so funny.
https://archiveofourown.org/series/2273615--windyink/cookiecrumbl's fics: technically these were posted before but then were taken off, and this is a series of them being put back up-i love the role reversal au in particular (also if anyone wants to ask for more headcanons about that au id love that bc i have Ideas). anyway, they're all good!
https://archiveofourown.org/works/30606488--california dreamin' by sapphicdonnatella: AHHHHHHH. literally this fic breaks my heart and i love it i just askdlhjlkjhr. after the 47th josh and sam are at a crossroads.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/30843320--Blindside by Anon: another crossover! tww characters but in the Social Network (that other aaron sorkin movie?). apprently the movie had a ton of gay energy between zuckerberg (?) and his friend that he started fb with but now is estranged from so this is sam and josh manifested into that world.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/30856964--Alive by Kabaleena: guess what? take that completely humorous storyline where josh wanted to be a ballerina when he was younger and make it SAD AF
https://archiveofourown.org/works/30879284--Shenandoah by @hufflepuffhermione: i love one (1) national park geek and his grumpily obliging staff/children
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31121522--Inextricably Linked by Iamsherlocked07: i! just! want! my! characters! to! be! domestic! and! in! love! (cj/toby - they own my heart)
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31033013--that this pain wouldn't be forevermore by hanyolo: ok no matter who you ship josh with we all wanted to see what happened after noel. cmon. this is a really lovely post-ep fic for that!
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31027226--life is such a changing art by pocky_slash: the fact that this decade old series is still being updated never fails to amaze me. sam/will in the Iowa series (a fabulous series that i've reread a million times: tldr, sam has a mental breakdown and moves in with will and schmoop and coping with mental illness happen) but when their little town knows
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31012385--atwixt by @tunennbee: bee! my love! this is a post canon au of canon (?) that's a really great fic about josh and donna's friendship as sam's president/about to be president and josh is about to be first gentleman. i absolutely ADORE the donnajoey in this fic i just asdjhlkjherjkf.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/30966470--rewind by @tunennbee: the first installment of the press sec au!! josh is a sad pining man for sam. literally, i love a dumbass. donna shares these feelings.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/30923063--Crossword by @tunennbee: the flipped version of jigsaw! (if you do not know what jigsaw is u have a treat waiting for you if you want to read it here) i am so excited for more. the continuity with jigsaw is amazing and I love seeing sam's take
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31249931--we could be the way forward and I know I'll pay for it by @claudiajcregg: cj and danny at a campaign event during 1998. the way cj is written is literally the best and I love the way the author wrote danny and cj's flirty relationship and also the way danny just has faith and confidence in her even tho he's a reporter and that's technically not his job as just some outside journalist
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31398083--After by Anon: josh and sam as they figure out what they're gonna be after they fall into bed together. a short, but awesome, fic
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31335668--King of the beach by @aroacedonnamoss: trans!josh. i literally LOVE THIS FIC i don't have words its so painful and wonderful I just. ugh. josh, as a teenager, not out to his parents and missing his sister and then donna with him post-rosslyn. literally the way josh's inner monologue is written as his parents deadname and misgender him bc they don't know is just. it's so personal and I love it so much. also the way the author wrote josh's feelings about his sister and what she'd say if she was there I just aldsfhlwejhwkj. so good!!
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31332755--With One Hello I'll Never Be the Same by @jessbakescakes: THE ULTIMATE DONNAJOSH FIC. i aldshflwejhfkj. read it. read it again.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31316927--a dawning day unfurling by @tunennbee and me!: i am so proud of this fic. the second (but not last) fic in the press sec au that actually covers s6-7! sam comes back to be press sec when cj becomes cos and basically covers from that to santos’ inauguration. read this! bee’s prose is amazing.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31160861--Copse by @callixton: a fantasy au!! it’s so fun to get an au that’s so inventive as this one. also features poly senior staff and im so excited to where this goes goddammit. also the prose is phenominal.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31224122--it was like i couldn’t breathe: an affair in three moments by @singingaboutwishingx: LITERALLY THROW MY HEART IN A BLENDER WHY DONT YOU. sam, josh, and donna but betty, august, and cardigan. hurts so good.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31276175--roaring twenties, tossing pennies in the pool by @regardstosoulandromance: domestic cj/toby, precanon. so cute
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31266608--after everything (i must confess) by hanyolo: josh and donna post Dead Irish Writers. i love their banter, its the best part of this fic.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31381484--saviors who are fast asleep by darlingdarling: cj/toby and samjosh on the campaign. i think it’s gonna be about the foundings of that familial relationship that was the best part of tww! really excited for this one.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31466189--your eyes look like coming home by hanyolo: basically nobody left (cough cough sam), nobody did something completely out of character bc the writers are stupid (cough cough toby) and nobody was completely burnt out - i mean done with the WH but not so run down (cough cough cj and to an extent josh). donna is also here which is fun and about to get her own amazing career which is fun. our favorite senior staff members leave the white house and go for drinks at which point josh and donna realize they looovvveee each other.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31460531--On the Way to Comfort by Perri Smith (neonhummingbird): im pretty sure this was written a long time ago but it was posted recently so here it is. zoey’s pov after rosslyn.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31438424--you’ll have to run to me tonigh by mikaylawrites: josh and donna in three moments of nightmares. very sweet.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31439759--The Hearts of Men by CarolineShea: tw sexual assault. donna gets through a shitty experience with a shitty congressman. josh is also there to help her. (this is a bad summary it’s actually a really good fic, but tw assault. not super graphic or anything but yeah)
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31548374--if life were made of moments by @tunennbee and me: mal and josh after indiana, as mal reflects how oblivious josh and sam are. another installment in the press sec au; the banter is really really good!
these are from the last five pgs of the west wing tag on ao3. i really hope you read these, i love them all!
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Rules: Answer the questions in a new post and tag 10 blogs you would like to get to know better. Very late in doing this, but tagged by @macgueurle *waves* so let's get cracking... 1. Nickname: Sheps? People call me that at work to distinguish me from another person with the same first name 2. Star sign: Taurus 3. Height: 5'8" 4. Time right now: 20.44 5. Favourite music artist(s): I am a sucker for the new and for the old but probably veer toward dance and house for gym tracks, am discovering grime lately and urban and rap music, loved Joni Mitchell and the Mamas and the Papas and the Carpenters at different phases of my life. I like noise. Sound. I don't just want to hear my heart beating. I need music. Currently listening to Kiss FM. Maybe I listen to more dance music than I thought... 6. Last movie I watched: at the cinema? Fantastic Beasts. At home? Suicide Squad. 7. Last TV show watched: I haven't watched TV for a couple of days. I can't remember what I last watched. I even turned on the TV to see what channel it was left on. Nope, sorry, still no idea. 8. What are you wearing right now: work clothes. Dark jeans, lightly formal top and the cardigan that all librarians are given when they leave library school and pass, fully fledged, into the world. This can never be taken off. Not even at weekends. Not even at Christmas. 9. When did you make your blog? I have lurked on Tumblr for a while, but think that @handfoodmentos only came into life this last summer. I find that I had liked 100 posts by July 2016. So about then (I like a lot). 10. What kind of stuff do you post? *looks* I am mainly a reposter. I repost stuff I think is clever or witty or beautiful. Cate Blanchett, obviously. Carol. Emily Blunt. Cartoons. Mainly Blanchett. Blanchett's body. Blanchett's face. Women. 11. Do you have any other blogs? Nope. 12. Do you get asks regularly? Nope. 13. Why did you choose your URL? Two things that were on my desk when I was looking for a name that had no association with me in real life. 14. Gender: female 15. Hogwarts house: Gryffindor 16. Pokemon team: I am fucking ancient. I was too old for Pokemon first time around. Or possibly just too British. No idea, sorry. 17. Favourite colour: Teal. Navy. Deep reds. Lately am finding more pink in my accessories. Not quite to Barbara Cartland levels but it may be a slippery slope... 18. Average hours of sleep: between 7 and a half and 8 hours, mostly. 19. Lucky numbers: even ones. Twos and eights and fours. Am not so keen on sixes, weirdly... 20. Favourite characters: My favourite film ever is Brief Encounter. I love love love it. Love Laura, love Alec, love Fred. Sensible, stolid Fred, doing the Times crossword. I would probably want to shake him in real life but he just fits the film. I also love Lois from Malcolm in the Middle, Selina Meyer from Veep. Julian and Sandy from 60s radio comedy Round the Horne. 21. How many blankets do you sleep with? Currently one huge duvet, a blanket and 2 cats. 22. Dream job: I am pretty much doing it. It's well within my capabilities. I like my colleagues. There are frustrations, sure, but where aren't there? I think wherever there are people there are frustrations and scratchiness so no job will be without those. I don't work retail (for which I am eternally grateful) and my job is clean and (mostly) warm. There are much worse jobs. Maybe not many better. So. Maybe a bit more of HFM than before. I think the (approximately) three real people who follow me have already revealed themselves slightly and answered these questions. Porn bot followers! Porn bot followers! Fancy telling us a bit more about yourselves?? x
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Why Isn’t the ‘Southern Strategy’ Working?
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Good morning. There are long lines for coronavirus tests. Tech companies are pulling back from Hong Kong. And President Trump’s racial appeals don’t seem to be working.
The so-called Southern strategy — appealing to white voters by focusing on racial issues — has worked very well for the Republican Party. It has helped the party persuade many frustrated white working-class voters that the Democratic Party doesn’t care about them.
Richard Nixon’s campaign invented the strategy, and he won the presidency twice. Ronald Reagan praised “states’ rights” in a tiny Mississippi county known for a Ku Klux Klan triple murder. George H.W. Bush ran the notorious Willie Horton advertisement. The Southern strategy has been “the most successful strategy in the history of modern politics,” Cornell Belcher, a Democratic strategist, told me.
The basic bet has been that Republicans win when voters focus on race. Steve Bannon, who helped run President Trump’s campaign, described the flip side of the idea, in 2017: “The Democrats,” Bannon said, “I want them to talk about racism every day.”
Sure enough, Trump has put race at the center of his re-election message. He did so in two aggressive speeches over the weekend and defended the Confederate flag yesterday. “Almost every day in the last two weeks, Mr. Trump has sought to stoke white fear and resentment,” Maggie Haberman writes. (She’s also on today’s episode of The Daily.)
And yet this time seems different: The strategy isn’t working. Trump’s poll numbers are slumping, and some of his 2016 supporters cite racial issues as a reason they plan to vote for Joe Biden.
Why is the Southern strategy suddenly flailing? I count four main reasons:
The country is changing. It becomes more racially diverse each year. And most Americans under age 35 are quite liberal. The horror of the George Floyd video and the ensuing protest movement have also changed the minds of many Americans.
People are afraid. Historically, many white Americans didn’t see how racism hurt them, Belcher said. But he now hears white voters in focus groups say they’re worried that the country is coming apart. “They talk about, if we continue on this trajectory, it’s going to be dismal for our kids,” he said.
Trump has gone too far. Most white Americans remain moderate to conservative on immigration, affirmative action and more. But many also believe police departments are biased, and many don’t like symbols of slavery. Reagan offered an optimistic, patriotic message that let many voters downplay or overlook his racial appeals. Trump is practically forcing voters to take sides on racism, Terrance Woodbury, another Democratic strategist, told CNN’s Ron Brownstein.
Voters are simply too unhappy with Trump’s handling of the coronavirus. “As long as that’s true,” The Times’s Nate Cohn told me, “I don’t see how he has the freedom to employ wedge issues.”
Of course, the usual caveat applies: The campaign still has four months left.
For more: FiveThirtyEight’s Clare Malone has written a brief history of how the Republican Party “spent decades making itself white.” And The Times’s Emily Cochrane reports from Maine on Senator Susan Collins’s effort to win re-election despite Trump’s unpopularity there.
THREE MORE BIG STORIES
1. Testing troubles
As the United States nears three million coronavirus cases, many cities and states are still struggling with testing. Sites in New Orleans have run out of tests five minutes after doors open. In Phoenix, where temperatures have topped 100 degrees, residents have waited in cars for as long as eight hours to get tested.
While testing has increased considerably since April, it has not kept pace with the recent explosion of the virus. Some experts blame the lack of a federal system, which has led cities to compete for testing labs and supplies.
In other virus developments:
2. Plans for the fall semester
The fall semester is starting to take shape, with most colleges planning to open — but not with business as usual. Harvard will teach all courses remotely and no more than 40 percent of undergrads will live on campus. Georgia Tech plans to resume in-person classes without requiring face masks, leading more than 850 faculty members to sign a letter expressing concern.
One deterrent for going online-only: Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced yesterday that international students enrolled at universities without in-person classes would have to leave the country or transfer to another college. It’s part of the Trump administration’s continuing crackdown on immigration.
3. Unrest over Phoenix police shooting
Another video of a shooting by police — this time with officers in Phoenix fatally shooting a man in a parked car over the weekend — is leading to protests.
Police officials said the victim, James Porter Garcia, had pointed a handgun at one of the officers before he was shot. But a friend told local news media that Garcia was unarmed, and activists have demanded the release of body-camera footage from the officers who shot him.
IDEA OF THE DAY: Pop culture at the Supreme Court
In a unanimous Supreme Court decision yesterday — holding that members of the Electoral College cannot vote for whichever candidate they want — Justice Elena Kagan referred to both the musical “Hamilton” and to the television show “Veep.” We asked Adam Liptak, The Times’s Supreme Court reporter, for some context, and he replied:
The two best writers on the Supreme Court are generally thought to be Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justice Elena Kagan, and neither is a stranger to pop culture references.
In 2008, Chief Justice Roberts quoted (some say misquoted) Bob Dylan in explaining why the plaintiff lacked standing in a dispute between two phone companies. Instead of citing a case to back up a legal proposition, he cited a lyric: “When you got nothing, you got nothing to lose.” (What Dylan actually sings, of course, is, “When you ain’t got nothing, you got nothing to lose.”)
The chief justice, 65, also drew on the classic rock canon at the argument of a copyright case in 2011. “What about Jimi Hendrix, right?” he asked. “He has a distinctive rendition of the national anthem.”
Justice Kagan, 60, has made her own contributions. In a 2013 case concerning signs on trucks, she gave a hypothetical example of one: “How am I driving? Call 213-867-5309.” That was a sly reference to “867-5309/Jenny,” Tommy Tutone’s indelible 1981 hit, which reached No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and will still get people of a certain age onto the dance floor at college reunions.
PLAY, WATCH, EAT, CHEER
Get baking
Maple-blueberry scones are “the perfect thing to bake when you’re looking to funnel some angst into something delicious,” writes the cookbook author Dorie Greenspan.
They are big and glazed and possess a unique texture — tender and flaky at the same time — thanks to a technique for mixing the butter with flour. Created by the chef Joanne Chang for her Flour Bakery + Cafe in Boston, you can find the recipe here.
Read a timely new memoir
“The Beauty in Breaking,” written by Michele Harper, chronicles her life as an emergency room physician through the lens of the patients she has treated. Each chapter highlights a different case, like a newborn baby who isn’t breathing. Along the way, Harper tells her own story — of experiencing abuse, divorce, racism and sexism, and of becoming a doctor. Elisabeth Egan, an editor at The Times Book Review, called the book a “riveting, heartbreaking, sometimes difficult, always inspiring story.”
Baseball sets a date
Major League Baseball announced that its season would begin on July 23 with a game between the New York Yankees and the Washington Nationals. But will it actually happen? Some players and managers are skeptical.
At least four teams have canceled workouts this week because of virus-testing delays, and several players have already said they will sit out the season. “We haven’t done any of the things that other countries have done to bring sports back,” Sean Doolittle, the Nationals’ closer, told The Washington Post. “Sports are like the reward of a functioning society.”
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Here’s today’s Mini Crossword, and a clue: Guacamole ingredient (five letters).
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Thanks for spending part of your morning with The Times. See you tomorrow. — David
P.S. Dana Canedy, the administrator of the Pulitzer Prizes and a former Times journalist, will run the namesake imprint at Simon & Schuster. It is one of the biggest jobs in book publishing, and she is the first Black person to hold it.
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Ian Prasad Philbrick and Sanam Yar contributed to The Morning. You can reach the team at [email protected].
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Julia —, actress who plays Selina Meyer in US television comedy series Veep Crossword Clue
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"1990s veep" LA Times Crossword clue
" 1990s veep" Crossword Clue was last seen on LA Times on December 28 2017 and has a 6 letter solution. http://dlvr.it/Q7sj9B
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me and my friends fucked around with this crossword maker and i made a pretty slapdash veep themed one with stuff i came up with off the top of my head but if its a hit i will make a real big boy crossword
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""Veep" airer" Eugene Sheffer Crossword clue
" "Veep" airer" Crossword Clue was last seen on Eugene Sheffer on March 5 2019 and has a 3 letter solution. https://crossword365.com/clue/veep-airer?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr
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Julia —, actress who plays Selina Meyer in US television comedy series Veep Crossword Clue
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Julia —, actress who plays Selina Meyer in US television comedy series Veep Crossword Clue
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Julia —, actress who plays Selina Meyer in US television comedy series Veep Crossword Clue
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"Actor Tony of "Veep"" Crosswords With Friends Crossword clue
" Actor Tony of "Veep"" Crossword Clue was last seen on Crosswords With Friends on June 23 2018 and has a 4 letter solution. https://crossword365.com/clue/actor-tony-of-veep?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr
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