churn

But Harris also skates around certain hard truths, suggesting the staff turnover that plagued her early in her vice presidency was just the normal Beltway churn.

There were stretches when I was “good” at it — when I mustered the discipline to churn through the same routine week after week.

“It’s the normal churn of businesses and culture.”

In a corner of a cavernous 1890s factory in southern Massachusetts, 15 people are bent over sewing machines, churning out specialty, hospital-grade neonatal gear.

Aided by the algorithm’s endless churn and the 24-hour news cycle’s constant present, they’ve turned trolling into a key plank of their agenda.