Fat4all It's still there just click the link that says how many people are talking about that tweet instead of click the tweet itself.
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Fat4all It's still there just click the link that says how many people are talking about that tweet instead of click the tweet itself.
This is pretty well done, I think, it isn't as bad as I think some people were expecting. Let's just see how bad the RNC turns out to be next week. So far, so good I would say...
I am surprised they still wheel out Bill Clinton for these things. The only people who still care about him are the ones who think he was in deep with Epstein.
Oh look, Kasich has a crossroads gimmick.
Oh look, Kasich has a crossroads gimmick.
Man if this mother fucker loses like 435-88 it'd be great. Destroy him and bury his ideology, and make sure any people who follow him understand his path is one to being a loser and never in real power.
time for this to happen:
time for this to happen:
Yeah this group of republicans being thrilled that the DNC is giving them a platform to rehabilitate their party's image is a much better take than some era members taking issues with that. Big tent requires big brain folks.
Joe Biden is and has been for UHC from the beginning, and that's not what the party platform means. You're also omitting some serious context from his statement—which was that if a M4A bill came through that didn't ensure no lapses in coverage he would have issues signing it, because he didn't want people thrown off their health insurance plans while waiting for the roll out. The party platform is the base expectation of a "Democrat", and that includes people in deep red districts and states that cannot be as progressive as members in places like NYC and LA. It doesn't mean a vast majority of Democrats don't support UHC, it just means they don't have to campaign on it in more red districts.
Even if they had included it, your argument was they aren't passing it now. How do they pass it now?
Not a fan of his politics whatsoever, but he's definitely one of the more sane prominent GOPers these day when you pit him against the likes of Ted Cruz and Trump. This election is very much supposed to be a realignment of the Overton Window from the far right and if that means some Repubs come under our tent then... eh. Sure as hell beats the Tea Party nutjobs
I see a lot good here where others seem to see none. We can disagree.
Come on, Kasich. Say it! SAY IT.
goddammit, he did not say 'I will vote for Joe'
edit: not that it was a bad speech, but it was very much aimed at Republicans coming over to the good side.
goddammit, he did not say 'I will vote for Joe'
edit: not that it was a bad speech, but it was very much aimed at Republicans coming over to the good side.
"we need to come together to find a way to do better"
inspiring stuff
Right now he is for sure but I remember how shit he was in 2016 running, also bringing his family into politics as a shield. He definitely hates Trump because Trump is pulling too Right too quickly, but he doesn't hate many of Trump's policies.
Doug Jones is a good dude, it's a shame he is probably going to get his ass smoked this November.