Ding ding ding.Their entire shtick is that everyone they don't care for is a centrist.
The word is losing meaning.
Ding ding ding.Their entire shtick is that everyone they don't care for is a centrist.
The word is losing meaning.
This Dont Know fellow also has a good shot at the nomination.
their? Who is this nebulous they?Their entire shtick is that everyone they don't care for is a centrist.
The word is losing meaning.
Bernouts. Knight Sentinels of the Rose King.
If you read the last page, you would see that someone referred to Senator Markey as a centrist which is pretty damn laughable given his record. But since he isn't in the internet progressive circle, he is a centrist.
Basically anyone who overuses the word centrist. Also, it's so interesting that having a center-right history with guns is apparently somehow exempt from the calculus that goes into determining someone's "centrism."
Obviously you can say what you like. It's still a term that's been completely drained of all meaning.
So Thepotatoman making an incorrect statement represents the "internet progressive circle"?If you read the last page, you would see that someone referred to Senator Markey as a centrist which is pretty damn laughable given his record. But since he isn't in the internet progressive circle, he is a centrist.
No one posting, at least.
Sorry then, I guess I confused him with someone else, probably because recently I've mostly just seen his name when he's promoting bringing the filibuster and blue slips back.Look at Markey's voting record.
He votes with Merkley on almost everything. And he wrote the GND. So please.
Gonna be a bitch finding him, no one knows what he looks like.
I have to think a House Committee can (and has already requested docs to) investigate the matter.
President Donald Trump held a conference call with the CEOs of the three biggest U.S. banks as the stock market tanked Wednesday.
Trump held the call with J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, Bank of America's Brian Moynihan and Citigroup's Michael Corbat, according to people with knowledge of the situation. The Dow plunged 800 points, or 3%, in its worst day of the year on Wednesday amid a recession warning from the bond market.
Double-checked. No House investigation active as far as I can tell. Hopefully this spurs one.OK, I was just wondering if the House was also investigating this or if this was some weird thing where that was the only avenue of investigation. Thanks, y'all.
Boiii
Interesting that "mandatory buyback" isn't really being challenged much.
These things usually last for a few weeks.
Boiii
Interesting that "mandatory buyback" isn't really being challenged much.
I just assume it lasts until the caucus.
No kasich this year so it could go on for some time.