I wonder if it's more because we frame the question by altering the structure to indicate the appropriate response.
We could just as well ask "you are from where?" Or "your name is what?" That matches the expected sentence structure of a response, and the natural pitch rises.
Did he toss any paper towels this time?
Maybe we shouldn't be letting investment bankers make/influence foreign policy. Their motives are clear and perhaps a bit out of touch.
I really wanted a "I'm focused on the future" retort from Walz.
Nothing like a threat to the capital investments of a few very rich people to get the socialized bailout money flowing.
Trump needs to be sentenced.
Without further specific context, I just assumed this was a parody piece given the recent revelations.
I got my pet meds handed to me in a paper bag and somehow managed to give myself a paper cut getting the cat into the car while holding this bag. It was the first paper cut I've had in years, and my reaction was "I wonder if this is still recyclable." Still better than plastic bags, I suppose.
It has certainly been an expedient way to make money (via Peter Thiel). And one of their "thought leaders" is a Usenet troll named Curtis Yarvin. https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/23373795/curtis-yarvin-neoreaction-redpill-moldbug
Behind the Bastards just dropped an episode on the weirdo too. https://www.iheart.com/podcast/105-behind-the-bastards-29236323/
This has been around for ages (in Internet time). And the connection to Vance is one step.
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/23373795/curtis-yarvin-neoreaction-redpill-moldbug
Behind the Bastards just dropped an episode on the weirdo too. https://www.iheart.com/podcast/105-behind-the-bastards-29236323/
Trump, again, is just the useful idiot.
And now all the UN countries call for a quid pro quo, right? ...