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US PoliERA 2019 |OT2| #PresidentPelosi
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Republicans still refusing to put people on the house intelligence committee so Democrats can't release transcripts to Mueller or launch any investigations
Isn't it down to 3 committees without Republican members now?
So, Trump met with Putin again in November, with absolutely no US staff of any sort, except Melania. Putin had his staff, including translator with him. Totally cool, and totally legal.
How could we make this worse? Maybe add Michael Tracey into the mix?
Every billionaire in this country is a failure on the government's part.
I'm starting to think Huey Long's wealth cap was a good idea.
I wasn't that bold but I did predict she wouldn't make it to Iowa.
Dude. Let it go.
Also : probably not a great idea (like it ever was...) given Chicago PD's current Hollywood case.
My girl Nicola Sturgeon knows what's up.
I want Western Washington to leave the U.S., form Cascadia, and invite an independent Scotland into the country so that I can vote for her for president.
Maybe. But he was genuinely kind of a lunatic. Did you ever hear that story about him running up to opponents, punching them, and then running back behind his bodyguards?
Republicans are going to wait till Trump actually starts his brief stint as a Trusty in the prison library before they even hint at dissent.
Collins is waiting for Brooks' newspaper obituary tho.
In that estate tax thread I know someone was arguing how "immoral" it is to take someone's so hard earned money after their death. Fucking bonkers, the only immoral thing here is that we allow people to accumulate and hoard immense amounts of cash at the expense of the 99.9%.
And that's only focused on us. If we're talking multinational money which usually we are, they have direct victims all over the globe and exponentially more indirect victims.
How are people this misinformed about the biggest GDP driver of the nation and easily the biggest chunk gone of their paycheck?
The fact that the debate revolves around "health insurance" rather than "health care" just shows how broken the system is and how entrenched public opinion is.
You know, I thought this looked too familiar and that it was weird they weren't dressed warmly. They stole it from another police dept!
https://abcnews4.com/news/crime-news/hanahan-police-arrest-elsa-for-lowcountry-cold-front-09-16-2015
For everyone holding more than $10 million, 2% wealth tax, 99% estate tax.
And tax the churches.
Roger stone on Fox News saying he's going to put members of the house intel committee on the stand and get the truth out of them. Yeah.
omfg I was literally about to post this video. She's actually a Veep character.
Why didn't the judge issue a gag order on this idiot today??
If she is falling for The Hill's straight trash, she does not know what's up.
Cause everything he says is nonsense and none of it actually matters to the case? I'm guessing anyway
That no one in the GOP sees running in 2020 as a necessity to at least point Trump in the right direction, shows you all you need to know about moderate darlings in the party. Flake isn't even going to run.
Mittens wrote a scathing op-ed then voted for the Wall.
Mittens wrote a scathing op-ed then voted for the Wall.
It really feels like the party has just accepted that Trump will leave office one way or another and then they're done. Like, surely the smarter members among them are aware their current trajectory is unsustainable. Baby boomers are dying and gen Z kids are turning 18 every day. And it's like they don't even want to try to fight to maintain relevancy once everyone 70+ right now has gone on to the great Golden Corral in the sky.
So, I wasn't aware and/or had forgotten that you need a minimum 15% to receive delegates.
In a fractured primary that could lead to some curious outcomes; i.e. only one candidate gets 15% and so gets all the delegates.
So like in California; let's say Kamala gets 30% and 6 other candidates split the remaining 70% evenly; she'd get like 450 delegates or something?
In a fractured primary that could lead to some curious outcomes; i.e. only one candidate gets 15% and so gets all the delegates.
So like in California; let's say Kamala gets 30% and 6 other candidates split the remaining 70% evenly; she'd get like 450 delegates or something?
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