Thoughts on Harris/Bootigog?
His messaging makes it abundantly clear that he's running to prevent Democrats from winning. He talks about "both sides", but every concrete attack he makes is against Democratic policy proposals.
Two women is trying to stir the pot just for the sake of stirring the pot.
Speaking broadly, I think tonight's town hall has given me more confidence than ever that we have the strongest group of candidates in my (presumably our) life time. I can't remember another primary where we had more than three candidates for whom you could make a solid case as to why they should be President.
I've been drinking since 9pm Ireland time Sunday but on this there can be no equivocation: beto might not maybe be able to overcome a 2 week delay in launching over a two year campaign vs Kamala.
I feel like I'm hyping myself up speculating over a smash roster the way I'm imagining all the potential cabinet members who could replace Trump's current carnival of empty suits. I wonder if AOC would wanna head the EPA? Or if she even should? Fellow dem socialist Julia Salazar, currently an NY state senator, could probably fill her spot in congress.
BoboBrazil said:
His positions were pretty clear during his Senate run. They are still up at https://betofortexas.com/issues/ He also ran a campaign of working together, whether d or r, which is understandable since he was trying to win in TX.
Booker has way too much love for the modern Republicans that are fucking everything up.
We've no idea what his presidential campaign would look like. He might not be as moderate-ish when he announces. And I think that's a smart move to announce with Oprah, if that's what he ultimately does. What's he supposed to do in a dem primary? Let Kamala Harris win over all the black voters uncontested?
People are fighting a losing battle simply fighting on the term 'global warming'. You are dealing with people so stupid that they think record cold means there is no global warming. Climate change is the way to get through, that the overall warming and melting of the ice causes extreme weather that might not have experienced it before.The abnormal warmth has been in Alaska this week, with temps 40-50 degrees above normal in places. Of course no one gives a crap about this and it doesn't make the news because it affects a total of about 500 people.
Also, bonus warmth like for literally 90% of every else on earth that aren't the north-central US. I know these posts are meaningless, but just a quick reminder that there's always, always, always record warm somewhere if there's an extreme record cold somewhere else.
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I know I like seeing all that red over the Arctic and the Antarctic.The abnormal warmth has been in Alaska this week, with temps 40-50 degrees above normal in places. Of course no one gives a crap about this and it doesn't make the news because it affects a total of about 500 people.
Also, bonus warmth like for literally 90% of every else on earth that aren't the north-central US. I know these posts are meaningless, but just a quick reminder that there's always, always, always record warm somewhere if there's an extreme record cold somewhere else.
Oprah as VP? Ratings? Maybe she think he will win and wants to have the future president announce on her show?
Maybe Beto reached out to her and no one else did? It wouldn't necessarily surprise me. She hasn't had a tv show for a decade. I mean Oprah's still Oprah, but her influence in 2019 isn't exactly what it was in 2008.
The abnormal warmth has been in Alaska this week, with temps 40-50 degrees above normal in places. Of course no one gives a crap about this and it doesn't make the news because it affects a total of about 500 people.
Also, bonus warmth like for literally 90% of every else on earth that aren't the north-central US. I know these posts are meaningless, but just a quick reminder that there's always, always, always record warm somewhere if there's an extreme record cold somewhere else.
I was going to mention Austrailia's heatwave, but the climates of the northern and southern hemispheres that far apart in latitude are almost entirely separate entities so it's not as 1:1.
The abnormal warmth has been in Alaska this week, with temps 40-50 degrees above normal in places. Of course no one gives a crap about this and it doesn't make the news because it affects a total of about 500 people.
Also, bonus warmth like for literally 90% of every else on earth that aren't the north-central US. I know these posts are meaningless, but just a quick reminder that there's always, always, always record warm somewhere if there's an extreme record cold somewhere else.
