ThatOneNuge

BUUURN.

Because movement was part of the religion.

Apparently the ancient Romans used a lead oxide as an artificial sweetener.

Wow, this is some seriously impressive AMA dedication! Unusual for political AMAs, props for that.

I've applied to the molecular biology PhD program at UC Denver. If you become governor, do you plan on implementing policy at public universities similar to the Obama administration's "Dear Colleague" letter? Do you still believe that that didn't go far enough, and that my professional career should be ended on a mere accusation of sexual misconduct, without even a pretense of evidence or investigation? And whatever your answer to that, do you agree with any of the specific critiques from the open letter criticizing such policy from 28 faculty at Harvard Law School?

In short, am I taking a risk going to school in Colorado if you're governor?

Edit: Spoke too soon. I guess this is completely typical of a political AMA. Small talk about snowmen, sure! Tough question about state policy, pass. Here's why I asked, if anyone was wondering.

You'd be surprised who I voted for, I think...

I want the opinion of someone who was there so kindly fuck off back to your leader-venerating Reddit echo chambers.