People getting mad at Northam over RTW didn't seem to understand the politics here- it's unlikely to even reach his desk. (It's at 38% and the only thing underwater on that list.) It's a very hard sell here when the economy of the state has been doing absurdly well for so long.
You need to get those changes made at the state level, not national. One of the benefits of our governmental structure is the ability to micromanage stuff like this, and the baseline rate you want for NYC is not the rate you want for Alabama.
I initially supported her before her collapse under the stress and pressure of the campaign. Royalan notoriously supported her to a fervent degree. Others in this thread supported her at times as well. You don't need to paint with a broad brush.
Black people weren't turning out for Booker or Kamala. Hence their numbers sucking. lol.
'crocodile tears'
She wasn't pushed out by the media, her campaign was untenable because of the problems that those outlets were reporting on. The NYT didn't invent her dysfunctional campaign organization, Maya Harris, et al. did. When you have dozens of campaign staffers and aides constantly shit talking your campaign to the press on background, that's a big actual problem, not a media invention.
I don't think black people really care much about Kamala! Or else she wouldn't be polling at 6%. It's just the way the cookie crumbled.
Sue me for $435M if old.
There is zero proof of this. It's not like Kamala's polling was skyrocketing and then suddenly the campaign hit pieces started coming and that suddenly brought her down to 4 percent.
(sorry. lol)
Okay, but then by your own rules of "last seven", if you remove that, the next poll to include would have her well over 18%.
again, if the media had a hyper focus on Kamala's campaign problems, it's because there were so many people currently or formerly on her payroll that felt the need to talk to the press about it. If Michael Bennet's three staffers feel such a burning desire to shit talk his campaign too, you could expect to see a few more "Inside the tumultuous Bennet campaign" articles. Kamala and Biden get the most inside-the-campaign stories because their campaigns are either the worst run, contain the most amount of people who feel the least loyal to their candidate, or both.
Same.
Even undocumented immigrants generally pay taxes (payroll and sales taxes).
I'd imagine green card residents would be eligible. Pete might be a *Venomous Snake* but I would find it hard to believe he's advocating stripping away healthcare benefits from legal residents who already have them.
I wonder how many poll respondents are (still) just picking Biden on name recognition alone, who haven't seen him on a debate stage since 2012. I know it's not all of his base or anything, but still curious...
