The Firestarter
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Should have taken that oil!the only people who deserve to be killed by an assault weapon are brown people who have something america wants
Should have taken that oil!the only people who deserve to be killed by an assault weapon are brown people who have something america wants
Americans are stupid.
Americans are stupid.
It just hasn’t been sold properly. Not everyone gets their news from Sanders rallies, TYT, or Kyle Kulinski’s YouTube podcast. More debates are needed at the MSM level so the various candidates can make their cases before the public.
Your both right but Donald Trump is president and then add to that the countless go fund pages Americans seem to have just for paying medical bills. To still think any small forward steps let alone with healthcare is the correct answer is beyond frustrating(Well its stupid). Its like watching a oil tanker turn.Its also how the healthcare/big pharma lobbies have been spending hundreds of millions to influence perception.
First not a single one of these polls I have seen has set up objective and empirical honest questions. All these polls are complete shit at framing. Then, second we don't know how the respondents of the polls have been primed. Priming is a well established phenomenon from psych and econ. Without knowing exactly how the respondents have been primed these polls are fairly crap imo.
Although @Raoul made a great point earlier. The biggest challenge is going to be selling public option/universal healthcare to the people who might like the idea of universal healthcare but they also have these strong conservative frames like "I don't want to pay taxes to help X" where X can be anything from immigrants to the poor to racial groups. You can bet dollars to donuts that big pharma and private health care marketing are going to hitting that angle subtly in dozens of ways.
https://www.thewrap.com/anita-hill-joe-biden-hasnt-apologized-to-me-for-handling-of-thomas-hearings/“The statute of limitations has run on an apology. I don’t need an apology,” Hill continued. And yet. “But sometimes when the doorbell rings, and I am not expecting anyone, I think, could that be Joe Biden?” she joked, provoking roars of laughter from the audience of students and professors.
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https://www.huffpost.com/entry/democrats-climate-change-scorecard_n_5c9acdf4e4b07c88662d1f9a
We need to know more.
Five candidates have expressed firm pro-environment views, but we need to know more about their positions.
Mayor Pete Buttigieg (South Bend, Ind.) ― Supports the Green New Deal.
Former HUD Secretary Julian Castro ― Supports the Green New Deal.
Sen. Kamala Harris (Calif.) ― Supports the Green New Deal.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (Minn.) ― Supports the Green New Deal.
Former Rep. Beto O’Rourke (Texas) ― Supports the Green New Deal.
So who else watched Booker?
A somewhat unfairly bleak account of Sanders imo.
Raoul's a Bernie Bro lads, game over.
Buttigieg is having a moment right now.
Yeah I see this as the starting blocks as to why some liberals won't vote Sanders if he wins the nomination. Similar to the Clinton voters who voted Republican in 08.A somewhat unfairly bleak account of Sanders imo.
He’s third in a recent Iowa poll apparently, which can’t yet be taken seriously since the guy in first isn’t even in the race.
He's getting 2016 Bernie level turnout at his rallies as well, which is probably a more suggestive metric.
I like Buttigieg because 1) he generally talks sense and 2) he seems to be pissing off the majority of the Hillary base.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/joe-biden-lucy-flores-kiss_n_5c9e8025e4b0474c08cea7aa
Biden in some trouble.
Also Abrahms not interested in VP position.
He's definitely getting a lot of positive buzz, but I haven't seen any indication of point two.
Great strategy, annoy the majority of the voters.I like Buttigieg because 1) he generally talks sense and 2) he seems to be pissing off the majority of the Hillary base.
Your're right ofcourse.Great strategy, annoy the majority of the voters.