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Meanwhile, Dems have slid so far into center-right corporate ickiness that Bloomberg is being considered as a Presidential candidate.
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Meanwhile, Dems have slid so far into center-right corporate ickiness that Bloomberg is being considered as a Presidential candidate.
Need him to balance out all the socialist/commie candidates.
That is the problem when you select candidates by asking them:
Whose dick would you rather smoke:
1. Marx
2. Marx & Engels
3. Lenin
4. Eugene Debs
5. Eugene Debs dressed up as Marx or Engels
5. Nancy Pelosi
Need him to balance out all the socialist/commie candidates.
That is the problem when you select candidates by asking them:
Whose dick would you rather smoke:
1. Marx
2. Marx & Engels
3. Lenin
4. Eugene Debs
5. Eugene Debs dressed up as Marx or Engels
5. Nancy Pelosi
Did you just assume Pelosi’s gender? #microagressionObviously Nancy Pelosi because she doesn't have a dick to "smoke." A former business friend of mine now gone to his reward claimed to have had a fling with her back in the days of their respective youths.
Lots of victim blaming, which is not surprising. If Republicans had any white female voters left, this would've probably driven them away.
Bloomberg is a liberal-centrist, somewhat to the right of middle. I don't know how you could see him as anything else. If there is one thing the left and right can agree on, usually, is disdain for liberals. Except in the current US political climate - where the right seem to actually believe that the current crop of self-serving, ideologically vacant liberal center-right opportunists in the Democratic Party are really rabid Marxists in disguise.
Webb, on the other hand, sits further left - eschewing identity politics for old fashioned populist blue collar working class union organizing.
Bloomberg's view on gun rights is not centrist. Also I see Bloomberg as a big government guy.
Perfect example of how he is liberal-centrist and not left or right.
Left and right tend to (some variance for libertarian and authoritarian extremes in both) support gun rights, liberals don't.
The right prefer to cede power to corporations than governments, the Left are often for decentralized, localized direct-democracy government - whereas liberals like a strong centralized government to curb the excesses of the market.
that part is not true.
Our democracy has been crumbling since 2010 or so, and the seeds of its devolution were planted at least a decade earlier.
Could have been written by me or Doghouse. I almost left the party the first time around the same time the author almost left.https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2018/10/tom-nichols-why-im-leaving-republican-party/572419
Sounds like a few folks around here.
we're all going to be on fire or under water by then.After some semblance of normality returns, be it a decade or two
the all american hobo john kasich?(*sigh* I loved Kasich).
Two main things (from my perspective as a rank outsider):
1) no compulsory voting; and
2) only two major parties
that's exactly what we have now except without the "forced" part.Compulsory voting is not a good thing: you may be forced to vote for even one as in the Soviet Union or a couple of contemptible parties that represent your concerns not one iota. Lots of parties can lead to messy coalitions and an inability to get your agenda through.
the aussies do it. im sure there are other countries as well. voting should be a weekend holiday where everything is closed. this trying to get it all in on a workday is bullshit.And you could always write in a name.
Our voter participation rate is deplorable. I could get onboard. We force people to pay taxes, why not force them to vote?
the fat one on the right knows where her bread is butteredCreepy Trump pic.
I’m trying to work in a joke about Bill Clinton giving pearl necklaces.
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I like Trump’s handling of Accosta. Some people just dont know when to shut up. Brought to you by the TV station that failed to sack the ultimate creep Richard Quest.
President Bone Spurs, the chicken hawk twat, l stayed in his room watching TV and reminiscing about past skirmishes with syphilus.
Even the Canadian pretty boy was willing to get a little wet in order to pay his respects:
"As we sit here in the rain, thinking how uncomfortable we must be these minutes as our suits get wet and our hair gets wet and our shoes get wet, I think it's all the more fitting that we remember on that day, in Dieppe, the rain wasn't rain, it was bullets."
-Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Good question, and I don’t have an answer. I read it on NPR, fwiw, and he went the next day.How did every other world leader travel from their hotels to the event?
Did he also bail on Arlington Cemetery today out of respect for traffic?
President Bone Spurs, the chicken hawk twat, l stayed in his room watching TV and reminiscing about past skirmishes with syphilus.
Even the Canadian pretty boy was willing to get a little wet in order to pay his respects:
"As we sit here in the rain, thinking how uncomfortable we must be these minutes as our suits get wet and our hair gets wet and our shoes get wet, I think it's all the more fitting that we remember on that day, in Dieppe, the rain wasn't rain, it was bullets."
-Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Y'alls hero, being the sulking little bitch that he is.