That's my point! In absolutely no other aspect of our lives, except for politics do we use the word "career" to belittle something or to point out what's wrong with it. Flawed though it may be, having experience in something should't be a disqualifer.
We already have a system for healthy turnover. It's called voting. People just need to actually do it.
I don't know what the right solution is but the article ignores the fact that the viaduct offers the only real North/South alternative to I-5, which itself is a giant clusterfuck. I-5 goes from 4 or more lanes each way down to 2 while intersecting with I-90 right at downtown and therefor is usually a parking lot. To add to the clusterfuckedness they decided to build two stadiums right where the viaduct hit street level. During any event things come to a standstill due to pedestrian crossing.
Been on my list for a while now, ill see if its on netflix in my current region and watch it tonight...
You be Feelin' teh Bern eh?
fwiw CNN is pretty pro-clinton, so grain of salt there.
Yeah, and hopefully Bernie won't drop out like Cruz and Kasich, leaving the door open for Trump to run unopposed. Hell I'd take Kasich over the other two even though I don't like his politics, at least he behaves professionally.
Yeah who cares. Whiney self entitled 18-25 year olds who think they know everything never vote anyways. Never have and never will. The real tragedy is being stupid enough to think they matter.
American mentality: What I think matters. Therefore what I do or DON'T do with my vote matters. You're very impressed by my principled self defeating stance. Really really impressed.
he's not dropping out. he's riding it out till the convention. while it's impossible for him to win prior to the convention, it's basically impossible for clinton to win, she'd have to win something like 75% of the remaining delegates.
I thought that was via phony delegate math that ignored superdelegates.
ignored because they're unbound.
IDK, that might be a reason to go back to everclear.
you better not sit it out....people might point and laugh.
Never. Don't worry about that.
The only Drumpf supporter I've personally met is a fueler here on the airfield. You can always smell him before you see him, and he has no teeth between any of his canines, front and bottom.
Those appearances are consistent with this sentiment, at least:
Rednecks are a constituency with little political voice.
Oh Mercury, never change.
i'd say it died in the late 70's early 80's when they dreamed up the super delegates.....
