It's like elementary school math...
There really hasn't been the far right march many were expecting. They marginally improved in a couple of places and in some did worse (Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark).
Greens doing well across the board was the real surprise.
I hope Warren can sneak in somewhere, but this ticket seems likeliest.
Let me do you one better
I can dig it.
Harris belongs at the top of the ticket, but I think it's going to take her a bit longer to get there.
Harris/Evers, get with it. The dream ticket.Harris belongs at the top of the ticket, but I think it's going to take her a bit longer to get there.
She won't be choosing Biden as a running mate when she does.
The more I've been noodling over it the more I like it, really. I don't think Biden would make a good president, but he did great as Obama's VP. If he wants to spend the next 4-8 years canoodling with senators (especially those of the opposite party), that's the perfect job for him.
Shalala will have been in the Senate two years after beating Rubio by then, so she'll be ready.Biden/Harris.
Biden serves 4 years. Then Harris takes the top of the ticket, and she gets some young gun.
"I may dislike large corporations, but they are the only place I can find in all of South Burlington that still sells those 'D-V-Ds' of I Love Lucy."
Biden/Harris.
Biden serves 4 years. Then Harris takes the top of the ticket, and she gets some young gun.
Symbolically, I think the first female president of the US should have a male subordinate.Shalala will have been in the Senate two years after beating Rubio by then, so she'll be ready.
Democrats certainly have the constitutional and jurisprudence arguments in their favour, but jailing or fining anyone who worked in the administration would be challenged all the way up to the Supreme Court. I cannot envision compliance until the Supreme Court has the final say and jailing people, while morally correct, is politically very complicated (given that multiple people have failed to comply, are you going to jail some over others? If you jail one and others continue to not comply, what makes you think they'll comply given that this administration will push the case all the way to the Supreme Court?).I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure the Lawfare lawyers were saying that it is well established in constitutional law that the inherent contempt avenue of contempt proceedings is a power of Congress that is not subject to judicial review. Under that power, yes, the House would send the sergeant at arms to arrest, say, Hope Hicks. That is what they did to that Hoover official back in the 20s. Granted, he was only held for a few days in the Willard Hotel instead of in a proper jail. I'm more interested in the process for how they might fine people using inherent contempt, though. If anyone knows anything about that, please post it.
One day he just started looking worse than Bill Nelson. It's crazy.Biden is a fucking skeleton. Nobody who beats him is opting for him to join them in the white house.
I see what she meant by that tweet, but that does not persuade me that the US is going to improve when it comes to its relationship to minotires of all types.
I will be voting for her in the primary, most likely. I think Harris will land somewhere on the ticket and will support her enthusiastically, but Warren has been killing it with the policy, the empathy, and the passion.
I'm voting for her, but she is not going to win.
I will be voting for her in the primary, most likely. I think Harris will land somewhere on the ticket and will support her enthusiastically, but Warren has been killing it with the policy, the empathy, and the passion.
Oh was that in Williston? Never went there when I was at UVM, always figured it was in SB.I just refreshed this page and saw this. Just gotta say, SB now has a Target and has had a lot of commercial space. Our Walmart is in Williston (we also have one in Saint Albans but that's 45 minutes away via i89) and looks like the set of a Mad Max movie 11/12 months of the year.
Oh was that in Williston? Never went there when I was at UVM, always figured it was in SB.
Forma has been one of my top contenders for months.
I like Warren. I care too much about this election though to pretend that the country is not sexist to vote for Trump again.Warren has my vote. She's got Hillary's level of detailed policy with Bernie's pro-working class values. She's gonna be at least Top 3 and I think once the debates start happening she's going to pull ahead.
Well enforcement of Congressional subpoenas is contingent on the judicial branch and based on what we've seen it'll 1) take a while before the SC decides and 2) depend on specifics on the subpoena (Executive privilege, some privacy issue, Founding Fathers thought process, etc).
So no I don't think Dems have been soft simply because it'll be the judicial branch that'll enforce any punishment for not complying with a subpoena and Dems do have to let things play out. No matter how one sided the legal arguments may be this fight was always going to the Supreme Court.
None of this justifies what the NYT (and Maggie Haberman) did (and you pointed it out) which is pretend some loyalty is legally or morally enough to break the law and why she decided to frame it like that shows we're getting a repeat of 2016.
Dude just keeps revealing more and more deplorable facets, dont he?
I will be voting for her in the primary, most likely. I think Harris will land somewhere on the ticket and will support her enthusiastically, but Warren has been killing it with the policy, the empathy, and the passion.
Probably just a coincidence that the US is running record deficits and debt since Trump took over, despite his claim he would eliminate all of the debt.
Here was his claim btw, in 2016. And I see Klobachar was saying she sat next to McCain at the inauguration and he was reciting names of dictators.Hillary literally said in plain English what Trump would do in office during the debates but no one cared.
Delusion is a powerful drug.Hillary literally said in plain English what Trump would do in office during the debates but no one cared.
Further harming her cause was that in her own primary she was up against a guy who was basically doing the same thing as Trump - political revolution is easy! Don't worry kids, we'll have free healthcare, college and weed, once I get elected we'll just march on McConnell's office and he'll be forced to pass it all. And if the Supreme Court rules any of it unconstitutional, who cares? We'll call the Supreme Court hotline. Easy peasy, also I am going to endorse like three candidates for House and pretend that's good enough to win a majority.
Pls print and give to the undemocratic superdelegates who interfered and made 4 million fewer people vote for a certain someone.Delusion is a powerful drug.
Here you had Donald Trump, that funny TV guy telling us we could gorge ourselves on cold McDonald's, pizza and ice cream (three scoops!) and suddenly all the coal jobs would come back, the national debt would be gone, healthcare would be better and cheaper than ever and we'd finally be rid of all them pesky Muslins and immeygants.
On the opposite side was shrill bitch Hillary Clinton telling us improving things was going to take a lot of work and to shut up and eat your damn vegetables.
Further harming her cause was that in her own primary she was up against a guy who was basically doing the same thing as Trump - political revolution is easy! Don't worry kids, we'll have free healthcare, college and weed, once I get elected we'll just march on McConnell's office and he'll be forced to pass it all. And if the Supreme Court rules any of it unconstitutional, who cares? We'll call the Supreme Court hotline. Easy peasy, also I am going to endorse like three candidates for House and pretend that's good enough to win a majority.
Ironically, despite the countless accusations that the contests were rigged by the establishment for Hillary Clinton, her victory over Bernie Sanders seemed less impressive due to his overperformance in caucus states (because the most democratic way of electing our representatives is by huddling in a room so college bros can yell at the middle-aged party activists for half an hour), and her victory over Donald Trump... well, you all know that story.
Remember though, it's Hillary's fault she lost and no one else's, but it's also Hillary's fault Bernie lost.
Nothing Sanders has done or said this round has made me think his way of thinking has meaningfully changed.Is there anything concrete to show that Bernie is aware of how naive he used to be, and has changed his ways? Because if not, it seems like Bernie and Biden are flip-sides of the same coin - Bernie thinks a left-wing revolution will be piss-easy when he takes office, and Biden thinks the GOP will be fine crossing the aisle for Dem legislation of any sort.
Edit: Also, Hillary's loss still makes me so fucking god damn mad. :(
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