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4th Democratic debate was fun, with Yang and Gabbard being the only ones who brought actual substance and not just platitudes. Biden, Sanders and Warren just rang so hollow compared to 'em...and Beto was hilariously inept. Sheesh.
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Ja it's pretty threatening if you don't know what social construct means.
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Ja, kinda like how them scientists are so confident in that evolution nonsense when everybody knows that it's just a theory
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You're welcome. The elections are determining my race in 2021 when they go into effect, obviously.
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Let’s pretend pigmentation and chromosomes don’t exist because believing retarded **** always solves problems. Oh but everyone believes it now. You’re the Christian. No you. I won’t address it earnestly because it’s THAT retarded. It’s even MORE idiotic than racism. |
Hoes mad.
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I still say my unworkable solution is better than every other unworkable solution. If we’re not going to do something it might as well be something great. |
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We already had this conversation months back. I believe he's just trolling.
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Your IQ backs that up.
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Man, every single day it seems like something blows up on twitter of Trump embarrassing himself.
Yesterday it was images of the Italian president's translator's bewildered face as Trump told them that they have been allies since ancient Rome. Today Trump leaked an image of Nancy Pelosi's meeting with him trying to get #NervousPelosi trending but instead #PelosiOwnsTrump started trending. She used the image as her profile banner. |
With you on all that but Trump is on pretty solid ground when he says they need to vote on impeachment before he complies to it. If they can’t get the votes for even just that **** it democracy sucks anyway. The real problem is people equate democracy with freedom instead of oppression.
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That's just another stonewalling tactic. He wants them to vote as quickly as possible if they're gonna do it cause then it's in the hands of the republican controlled Senate.
The Dems want to continue to probe and build a case, because the public opinion on impeachment continues to shift more and more the longer all this dirty laundry gets aired out in public. The only way Republicans will ever abandon trump is if it seems like the politically expedient thing to do. The only way that will be the case is if the American people support it enough. It's all a game of cat and mouse. |
If you embrace our constitution you’re de facto embracing Trump.
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Pretty sure he's gonna win 2020 in a landslide.
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Trump +120 long future bets like that are really hard to win I wouldn’t put my money on it but I think it’s a pretty good bet |
I definitely think trump can win. Being the incumbent, the odds are in his side inherently.
But as for a landslide, I don't see it. I see a narrow race based on the electoral college just like in 2016. How the whole impeachment thing turns out could be the determining factor. |
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Sanders and Warren have had decades in government and neither of their track records impress me. Sanders just hopped between a couple of marriages over a few decades while he spent taxpayer money and Warren lacks the capacity to implement actual solutions to the problem she (generally) is correct at pointing out. They're cowards who chose to run for President now because they didn't have the balls to try decades ago. |
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Sanders is less of a long shot and is trying to get single payer and free college. Idgaf how many girlfriends he's had, in fact I respect him more for it. And the one thing in his political record i respect is that he's been largely consistent for decades in what he stands for and how he votes in Congress. That's a rare quality in a politician. My main concern with him is his health/age. Warren, I would vote for hoping she tries to live up to at least some of her progressive talking points, while holding my breath because of my inherent skepticism. Anyone else, I'm not voting. If trump wins then oh well. I've been done with lesser of 2 evils politics since 2012, first time I didn't vote while being eligible. First and last time I voted was 2008. |
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Sidenote: I don’t think you can live in a crib like sanders does and be a socialist. And yeah that bothers me. |
He's not actually a democratic socialist, he's a suicidal democrat, imo. He's just using the former term maybe cause it appeals more to the far left. But he's pretty transparent what his policies are. I think they're better than what we have.
Can he get them passed? Who knows. I'm willing to gamble. Obama barely got the ACA passed, and Trump couldn't repeal it despite it being the top conservative priority and having Republican control of both house and Senate. So the idea that biden or anyone else is gonna be more likely to get some moderate form of healthcare than Bernie will with single payer is uncertain. And if you remember back to Obama years... Obamacare was painted as straight up socialism. Death panels and all. So there's no point trying to be moderate when they will paint you as a socialist either way. That's another party of why I think Bernie and politicians like him embrace the word socialism without being straight up socialists looking to overturn capitalism. It's to reclaim the word as a positive instead of letting it be used strictly as a Boogeyman smear. Bernie is basically the kind of "socialist" that people accused FDR of being. He wants to use tax money to help the lower classes. |
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