He still sounds like he's reading a script.
I shall bookmark this link...for science.
This is more a worldwide problem. Permanent contracts are becoming harder to get everywhere. I lived in Italy for a few years, and with each year passing, it was becoming harder to get permanent contracts (despite the initial tax deductions).
It depends on what state you are. Senators like Kamala Harris, Dianne Feinstein, Tina Smith, Amy Klobuchar, Chuck Schumer or Kirsten Gillibard who come from blue states like California, Minnesota or New York will likely support M4A despite that they oppose it now. Senators like Joe Manchin or Joe Tester who come from West Virginia (Trump won it by 40 points) or Montana (Trump won by 21 points) won't vote M4A regardless of what Sanders will say (probably same for Doug Jones in the unlikely case he gets reelected, though he seems to do whatever he wants, quite likely the same from Kristen Sinema and so on). We already have Manchin saying not only that he won't vote for M4A, but that he won't vote for Bernie in the main election in case Bernie gets the nomination. To expect that he is gonna change his mind (when so far he has been one of the most stubborn senators) is as absurd as expecting him to be threated from President Sanders who would win 20% or so of the votes in W Virginia.
Manchin is the only Democrat who can win West Virginia (I mean, Trump won it by 40 points, Romney won it by 27) while Manchin was senator. If Dems primary him, he would easily win the primary. Heck, it might be that he could win even with write-ins. And you can bet that McConnell is gonna try to convert him to GOP if Dems primary him (he has already made several attempts to make McConnell switch parties, as did Obama with Susan Collins).
Didn't know that but it makes sense. And I'm a big supporter of UBI too but so many Americans are brainwashed into the Evangelist way of work work work the hard way. But to go back to the economy "doing great", I'm really tired of having to contextualize for others who don't even attempt to think beyond a headline. It's great for the wealthy and maybe upper middle class, but it's shit for working class. I hope the midwest understands it since they can see it for themselves but not a single damn conservative and centrist soul in Florida is even aware.
OK, so I have to point out again that all the "the only way Trump will lose" comments completely ignore just how close the 2016 election was. If Hillary had got 53650 more votes across three states, she would have won. That'd be a minuscule margin in a country the size of Portugal, let alone in the United fecking States. Every poll points to the US being more polarised than ever so it's very reasonable to expect another incredibly close race. The demographics favour Democrats, voter "commitment" and the Electoral College favours Republicans - it'll be very close either way.
No can do. We need him for Dynasty League. Find a different punishment.
Pitiful amount for a rich guy. Has he ever donated to anyone else?
