A little better than it was but not good.republicans....held hostage by cheetos jesus...
democrats....now held hostage by the eqivalent of carla from cheers....
https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5c5db1ece4b03afe8d674530
Much more of a deal killer to me than the much ado about nothing regarding Warren and her family’s oral history that they had Native roots.
A lot can be said about a persons character by the way they treat underlings/staff. I once worked for a guy whose highest time employee had 2 years on the job. Didnt take me long to realize that should have been a sign. I barely stayed a year.concerns about how she treated her staff followed her to Washington, where her rate of staff turnover is consistently one of the highest in the Senate.
Mindful of these figures I just made a $5 donation to Warren 2020 and a $3 donation to Bernie. Many small donors, yes.
She was going to but they recinded their invitation.i thought warren would announce at a indian casino...
Booker also has some more than concerning ties to Pharma and Wall St.https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2019/02/cory-booker-has-a-betsy-devos-problem/
Whether you support charter schools or not should be a strong litmus test for Cory Booker, as he has thrown his hat in with DeVos on this one.
I'm going to reiterate my question... what about Sherrod?what about Sherrod Brown? I read that article after the midterms and haven't heard anything since... but he seems to fit the bill of what y'all are talking about.
Maybe it's not about the issues? Maybe it's about electability? https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/10/opinion/amy-klobuchar-sherrod-brown-2020.html?action=click&module=MoreInSection&pgtype=Article®ion=Footer&contentCollection=Opinionhttps://elizabethwarren.com/issues/?source=BPI2019-LB-GS-CO&subsource=GS-69100151200-elizabeth warren-p-330865776128&utm_source=GS&utm_campaign=BPI2019-LB-GS-CO&utm_term=Elizabeth warren-330865776128&gclid=Cj0KCQiAtP_iBRDGARIsAEWJA8j3Fwi1RgOa2wVXXRLpCrvOrxrHZtYpekfk0TwIDMiI28rsTRBASDAaAqd3EALw_wcB&refcode=BPI2019-LB-GS-CO#a-foreign-policy-for-all
I don’t find any issues here on her platform with which I disagree.
He seems to be decent on the issuesI'm going to reiterate my question... what about Sherrod?
Maybe it's not about the issues? Maybe it's about electability? https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/10/opinion/amy-klobuchar-sherrod-brown-2020.html?action=click&module=MoreInSection&pgtype=Article®ion=Footer&contentCollection=Opinion
He seems to be decent on the issues
http://www.ontheissues.org/oh/sherrod_brown.htm
Perhaps he will shine in debates. He's just invisible, though.
No, I really don't. (And yes, I get the W reference.)Who cares about issues, do you want to have a beer with him?
PTITF index...new key standard!!!Would he punch Trump in the face?
Sounds like an elitist, cuck.someone who is smart and can use sentences
probably a limp wristed media-loving snowflake, too.Sounds like an elitist, cuck.
biden by a lightyear.....yeah he is old but he isn't full on looney tunes left.....Because it needs to be someone who is smart and can use sentences, but if it comes down to it, they can't be above punching him in the face either.
We are currently existing in a timeline where popular policy and ideas from 30-70 years ago are standards carried by "Radical fringe leftist loonies" viewed with the pearl clutching horror typically reserved for women seeking leadership positions in an evangelical church. If the 2016 election made anything clear, it should have been that people are tired of "politics as usual". Hillary, while certainly not charismatic, was arguably the most qualified technocrat of our lifetimes, running against an amoral, unqualified, brain dead, word salad-ing, narcissist, and she lost. And you don't get to blame it on the "electoral college" because it was an election that SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN CLOSE IN THE FIRST PLACE except for the fact that "the masses" are sick and tried of being sick and tired and having the screws put to them.If we assume that #MAGA means Ward Cleaver -> St. Reagan, lets return to those tax rates and see how much this country can afford then. Hell, you might even be able to better fund a school or two, you know, like all those "socialist" countries.
Politics as "normal" for a long time has been politics sold out to corporations. That needs to stop.yeah, but hillary had a big scary vagina, and that disqualified her for office. so you're going to replace her with a person with a big scary vagina AND dark skin? how do you think that's going to go over in the places that matter- NH, Wisconsin, Florida, NC? Hillary didn't appeal because she was a terrible candidate who ran a terrible campaign. She focused on not being offensive, rather than having an opinion on anything. Of course she was maximally qualified, but Jimmy Spaghetti out in Toledo doesn't care, he just wants to know if he can keep driving his mustang and shooting his guns on the weekend and at school. I don't think Bernie would have gotten out the vote, and neither will any of the other "radicals". I think there needs to be a focus on "politics as normal" this time around, because I think that's what most people want after 4 years of war with canada.
I think there needs to be a focus on "politics as normal" this time around,
Politics as "normal" for a long time has been politics sold out to corporations. That needs to stop.
there's still time between now and 2020 for Jim-Bob to get fucked over by cheeto. a lot of trump supporters are already having regrets because of their tax returns this year.Jim-bob in Bumblefuck, Nebrahoma already knows where "politics as normal" gets him, and that's why he voted for Trump.
He's already getting fucked by Trump, and even if you assume that he actually recognizes it, he's going to go full conspritard and blame everything on deepstate illegals eating with pizza pedophiles reading hillary's emails in benghazi, because it can't be that he just made poor life choices and was duped by a con-man.there's still time between now and 2020 for Jim-Bob to get fucked over by cheeto. a lot of trump supporters are already having regrets because of their tax returns this year.
But this round if politics has gone straight to being actually run by corporations.Politics as "normal" for a long time has been politics sold out to corporations. That needs to stop.
I don't disagree, but I think we're experiencing politics by amateur. I'm wagering that nobody wants politics by psychopath this time around, and will go for the safe choice, which is politics as usual. Faced with the option of 4 more years of circus penis or 4 new years of spend-o-rama, I think they're going to go with the orange choice.
This is my point. "Politics as normal" is exactly why Hillary lost
the risk of a GOP primary challenger in 2020 is great enough that the RNC is changing stuff to try and prevent itI don't disagree, but I think we're experiencing politics by amateur. I'm wagering that nobody wants politics by psychopath this time around, and will go for the safe choice, which is politics as usual. Faced with the option of 4 more years of circus penis or 4 new years of spend-o-rama, I think they're going to go with the orange choice.
Yes, the moderate cannidate needs to be willing and able to punch the crazies in the face.I still think that there is a huge, underrepresented majority of people that want things to be pretty much normal and neither want free college for everybody nor abortion to be outlawed outright. Unfortunately our options are the donald or AOC. An option like a moderate republican or god forbid a centrist dem would appeal to a lot of people.
Throwing the starbucks guy in the mix may give the AOC candidate an opportunity- divide the republicans between trump loving diehards and moderates, and leaving the blue blood dems to scoop up everybody left of center. Then again, that may whittle away the support of Warren or whatever other nutjob is leading.
I suppose this is what the primaries are for and I'm not a political analyst so I certainly don't know, but I'd vote for anybody that takes us out of the tailspin and puts us back on a path to normalcy.