Someone's mentions are about to explode. I wonder if his national polling data columns are going to move her into second soon.
If there were something embarrassing in his yearbooks, Trump's exactly the kind of guy who would have bought up or destroyed as many copies as he could find, the way LBJ did. We know he bullied his almas mater to prevent the release of his transcripts, so he's definitely very aware of how that period might embarrass him. And he would have had both the means and motivation for the past 4 decades.It amazes me that there aren't documented acts of racism by Trump. No photos, no recordings, nothing.
I guess blackface is more of a southern thing and he is a germaphobe.
First lawmaker to exit IG briefing on whistleblower complaint is Mike Turner (R-Ohio). "No comment."
Ha! When I was a kid, I felt that way too. After all, it had the best space battle of the three, some of the coolest vehicles, and the good guys win at the end. Don't most kids?
Ha! When I was a kid, I felt that way too. After all, it had the best space battle of the three, some of the coolest vehicles, and the good guys win at the end. Don't most kids?
Yeah, Return is a kids movie. Loving Empire comes later, when you can appreciate the downbeat ending and state-of-flux it ends on.
Someone's mentions are about to explode. I wonder if his national polling data columns are going to move her into second soon.
See, I really disagree with the notion that Beto's statements are poison pills. Warren's, too.
Here's the thing - the people who really really hate the stuff they've said? They believe that Warren and Beto just said the stuff the rest of the party believes but won't admit to. When Dems deny that we want to take people's guns, that just makes the gun nuts think we're liars, in addition to everything else. Same thing with immigration. I don't think that there's any way that going maximal on those issues actually shifts the debate on them against us, and it honestly might help. "I don't like their views, but at least they're honest" is a real sentiment. Plus, if we're not liars on the issues they "know" what our "real" positions are, maybe they'll take at face value the stuff we say that they like instead of heavily discounting it when a Dem says it.
Honestly, this is like one of the more terribad assessments I've seen among the many in this thread.
It's like all your hot takes are through this weird lens of why Kamala Harris' primary opponents are terrible and baggage-laden, lol.
Correct. Which is why we need to know his thoughts on it and the prequels today.ROTJ was by far my favourite of the three when I was little, and the one I rewatched the most. It's the most kid-pleasing of the three.
Someone's mentions are about to explode. I wonder if his national polling data columns are going to move her into second soon.
It amazes me that there aren't documented acts of racism by Trump. No photos, no recordings, nothing.
I guess blackface is more of a southern thing and he is a germaphobe.
I just think this is a fundamental misreading of the US media dynamic. Every ticket is going to be painted as "too extreme" by the right, so there's 40% of the country that believes, regardless of any protestations to the contrary, that Democratic candidate wants nothing more than to take their guns and their private insurance and also probably kill their babies and a bunch of other stuff. Whatever. The mainstream media will humor them, because they need to seem balanced. So now about 20% more is up for grabs.Personally I'm glad Beto said he wants to take ARs. It's bold and it definitely comes from the heart. I also like how he hasn't backed down from it. And I agree with you, I think more Dems need to stand-up for what they really believe, instead of always speaking out of both sides of their mouth.
That said, in terms of the general election I'm also a realist. The GOP, NRA, and various super PACs will exploit Beto's statements about taking people's guns. Also Warren saying she wants to abolish private insurance just isn't a "political view" that people will say, "at least she's being honest". There are real-world implications where people could think their private insurance will be at risk, especially after the GOP smear machine gets rolling.
At Warren/Beto ticket will be too easy to paint as radical even if voters feel they are authentic. I'm not saying the ticket can't win, but it'll be one of the more risky tickets and as I said one of my primary desires is a ticket that will produce an election landslide and tilt the Senate back toward the Dems. A complete repudiation of Trumpism and control of all 3 branches to fix the mess he's created. So while a Warren/Beto ticket would be far more appealing to me personally, I'll take a Warren/Ryan ticket if it makes Warren more electable and keeps the Senate in play. I'll bite my tongue the same way I would if Biden is nominated if it means Trump is destroyed in the GE.
He was measuring the drapes in his head in April and thought Joe was a nothingburger.The campaign is moving toward its internal $280 million target and savoring polls that have Sanders just behind Joe Biden, who Sanders and his team expect will only go down once he gets in the race. The number of candidates keeps growing, lowering how many people it would take to come in first, beyond the 15 to 20 percent of primary voters who will stick with Sanders no matter what.
Aides say that Sanders is envisioning himself in the Oval Office, which has been guiding his decisions on both campaign operations and policy positions. Their assessment is that Americans want Medicare for all, but are just anxious that Sanders wouldn't be able to manage that or any of the other big changes he's promising. They believe that a tightly run campaign would demonstrate that he could run the country, too. (That's a huge shift from his last run, which, even as it caught fire in the primaries, never reached a level beyond joking about making his 2016 campaign manager, Jeff Weaver, the ambassador to the Vatican). They're also hoping that the intensity of the campaign counters the three main weaknesses they've identified: that Sanders is too old, that people are scared off by the prospect of "socialism," and that they hold not being a Democrat against him.
I mean, I didn't read the above at the time... but maybe they thought that 15% was all they needed lol.I think it's fascinating - both in that it happened and how little it gets acknowledged by his supporters - how Sanders and Biden both entered the race with nearly 100% name recognition, but Sanders has never polled substantially better than 15%.
Like yeah, Biden stuck at 30% isn't terribly impressive either, but he's still the frontrunner when you're looking strictly at the numbers (so no discussion about "momentum" or anything else that isn't really tangible), and even in Nate's average there he's ten points ahead of Warren. Sanders on the other hand hasn't grown at all beyond a mere chunk of his support in 2016, yet you still have some of his supporters acting like this is destined to come down to Biden and Sanders.
Nah, she clearly needs this goober.
It amazes me that there aren't documented acts of racism by Trump. No photos, no recordings, nothing.
I guess blackface is more of a southern thing and he is a germaphobe.
I think it's fascinating - both in that it happened and how little it gets acknowledged by his supporters - how Sanders and Biden both entered the race with nearly 100% name recognition, but Sanders has never polled substantially better than 15%.
@axios
BREAKING: Trump has sued Manhattan's DA in an effort to block New York prosecutors from obtaining 8 years of his personal and corporate tax returns.https://www.axios.com/trump-tax-returns-lawsuit-manhattan-district-attorney-e96603c3-d7d3-4a8c-aeda-6a228725de69.html
I'm not sure how it came to advocating for a boring old white guy as VP.
So, is this confirmation that the whistleblower complaint really is about him?
So, is this confirmation that the whistleblower complaint really is about him?
@Mediaite
Border Wall Chief Engineer Tells Trump to Stop Blabbing About Secret Surveillance Tech http://mediaite.com/a/moiaz
It's definitely confirmation he's commenting on the reports. He only comments on shit that's public and making the rounds making him look "BAD!"
One of the smartest moves Warren made was to hoard/distribute her 2018 money instead of running up the score in her easy re-elect. It avoided the first mistake of Hillary 2008: Blowing through her war chest to grow her 2006 re-elect margin.
Curious because of the OT thread, but what do the neoliberal corporate centrist shrills think is acceptable grounds for US military intervention?
If any.
And/or combined Western nation allied interventions.