50:50 I'd say.
Yes. unless there is an even worse option put on the table before then, they'll find a way to take that
My best understanding of UK politics is because there's no clear partyline divide on the issue there doesn't seem a way to force a second referendum or anything else via election.
Sure, but that feels way more like an AIPAC/Israel story than a twitter story.
I really wanted her to run in 2016. I still like her, but I've been leaning towards Harris as my favorite for a while now and I have yet to see anything that changes my mind on that. For me, it's Harris #1, Warren #2, everybody else a distant #3.
I read his thread and he's speaking from his direct experiences with AIPAC so I would expect that to be a lot more nuanced. I'm not sure if it's reasonable to expect someone without that level of personal contact with AIPAC to form criticism without invoking the influence that they hold over politicians and influence usually involves money. Should people without that level of contact just not talk about AIPAC at all to avoid the possibility of falling into anti-Semitic tropes?
I've never worked with AIPAC and I don't have a problem being specific in criticism of them. They're super shitty!
It's very uncommon. Trying to think of women who have run with another women on their ticket as governor (not a separately elected Lt Gov) and it's tough.
You have to look at it through the lens of politics.
I think there's a decent chance, but it's also quite likely the Dem nominee picks someone who wasn't considered to be a real contender.
I can almost guarantee you that someone out there right now thinks that calling them shitty is anti-Semitic. It's not that easy to navigate but I like Omar's response and apology for not being more clear last night. I kind of wish that the Dem leadership hadn't thrown her under the bus so forcefully however.
Ignore it when it comes from the GOP, listen when it comes from your own side is a very easy metric.
Yeah, there hasn't been one, unless I'm reading Wikipedia incorrectly.
100%.
I think twitter being what it is, is what of the main motivators to start this all off with a cheeky hottake seemingly more geared towards getting retweets and high fives than actually saying anything meaningful.
I'm certainly in favor of every Democratic congressperson whose name doesn't rhyme with Alexandria Ocasio Shortez geting off twitter
While it may not be a popular opinion, I always thought that Hard Brexit was realistically the only real outcome once Leave won. All nations in the EU have veto rights on any deal, and any deal that could get all of their support was never going to fly in the UK government. Same the other way round- any deal the UK could all agree was acceptable, the EU would flat out reject. There are some nations in the EU that would probably prefer that the UK get as soft a treatment as possible, while other nations (cough cough France) want to punish the Brits as hard as possible.
Yes, every American gets a $10 Apple Store coupon if he becomes president. THANK YOU TIM!
Kamala/Jerry Brown 2020.
Dude is a grifter. They all are.
