"White guilt" is waiting until I get in the lyft to change to the Hip Hop station. You knew from my profile pic I was black, but you wanted me to see you do it.
And I just sit there smugly. That's right, pander to me.
If only this were the case :(Can we slowly transition to calling it "general awareness of historical factors, institutional corruption, and modern policy that have led to predictable outcomes for minority populations" rather than "wokeness" or "white guilt"?
If someone slowly comes around to realizing that failing to expand Medicaid disproportionately affects minority voters in their state, and that poor medical coverage is a contributing factor to poverty and crime, I don't need them to feel sorry for themselves to vote in change.
"White guilt" is waiting until I get in the lyft to change to the Hip Hop station. You knew from my profile pic I was black, but you wanted me to see you do it.
And I just sit there smugly. That's right, pander to me.
After not hate watching Fox News for almost two years now, I flick it on to catch Judge Jeannie interviewing Trump. Shes asks the question "Where is Barack Obama in all this? He wouldn't stop talking at the start of your administration, and now you aren't hearing anything from him". Trump responds "I think he is hiding". The rest of the interview is a mess of pretending like Adam Schiffs "joke" is entirely what the Ukraine thing is based on, justifying pulling out of Syria because "nobody else is paying the bills", and claiming he has crippled the Chinese economy while adding trillions in value to the US economy (and saying Xi has congratulated him on it).
So terrible.
Two things:Can we slowly transition to calling it "general awareness of historical factors, institutional corruption, and modern policy that have led to predictable outcomes for minority populations" rather than "wokeness" or "white guilt"?
If someone slowly comes around to realizing that failing to expand Medicaid disproportionately affects minority voters in their state, and that poor medical coverage is a contributing factor to poverty and crime, I don't need them to feel sorry for themselves to vote in change.
Man I missed when woke referred to the guy in the barber shop that sold bootleg dvds and talked about how Beyonce was part of the illumanti. Or the cousin that stopped eating pork because the man was using it to poison the black race. Now folks use woke like they are getting paid to say it
Oh I was JUST thinking on when the new YouGov Battlegrounds poll was going to show up
That's a terrible poll for him. Besides the fact it's a swing of 13%, 43% of Democrats believe he is too old. Democrats.
At this rate I don't think we need to seriously worry about a brokered convention.
That's a terrible poll for him. Besides the fact it's a swing of 13%, 43% of Democrats believe he is too old. Democrats.
With the top tier of candidates at least 70 years of age, the poll asked this month, as it did last month, whether candidate age was a concern for voters. Once again most say it is not. But more voters now say Sanders, who is 78 years of age, is too old. We followed up and asked why. Among those who feel Sanders is too old, more than eight in 10 worry his age would make it difficult for him to do the work required of the presidency. By comparison, among those who feel Biden is too old, more feel concern that he would be "out of touch."
It's been one for a while now.Great numbers for Warren. I think it is rapidly turning into a two horse race.
You wouldn't think based on the amount of candidates still in the debates
That's only because the DNC is being ridiculously generous to hangers-on. If the polling threshold was even just 5%, even Buttigieg and Harris would have trouble meeting it now.You wouldn't think based on the amount of candidates still in the debates
Thats the VP debateYou wouldn't think based on the amount of candidates still in the debates
I know. It's just silly though. Perez needs to start putting his foot downThat's only because the DNC is being ridiculously generous to hangers-on. If the polling threshold was even just 5%, even Buttigieg and Harris would have trouble meeting it now.
the fact that Steyer AND Gabbard made it to the next debate is embarassingThat's only because the DNC is being ridiculously generous to hangers-on. If the polling threshold was even just 5%, even Buttigieg and Harris would have trouble meeting it now.
Eh, he went from +24 to +11. And that's just people who didn't feel uncomfortable saying it. I think it has damaged his campaign, but I think his campaign was treading water anyway. If you take a look at the sub samples, it's actually worse. 50% of Democratic voters in Iowa think Bernie is too old. In NH, it's 43% think he's too old. He does best in SC, at only 40% thinking he's too old. (Probably because the base is older in SC).
How? She consistently polls within the top 5.The DNC doesn't want Kamala missing debates but that basically means Yang and co. get to come on for the ride as well.
Bingo.Ya, uh, Kamala has nothing to do with the DNC not wanting to cut people out. It 100% has to do with appeasing the Bernie folk from 2016 who kept screaming RIGGED that there weren't 19 million debates. And now that we've had 19 million debates we've pretty much proven that...they don't change a whole lot. We were waaaay too worried about appeasing folks who would never be happy no matter what happened. Nothing of value is learned with 10 people on stage, 8 of whom have zero chance of being president.
i honestly think they do this on purpose.this graph is a design nightmare.
the chronology
the left right orientation
the colors
Yeah, it's trash. Honestly thought the numbers on the right were the most recent at first glance.this graph is a design nightmare.
the chronology
the left right orientation
the colors
President Trump has ordered a withdrawal of U.S. forces from northern Syria in the face of a Turkish military offensive targeting Kurdish fighters in the region, Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper said Sunday, two days after he promised that the United States was not "abandoning" its partners in the campaign against the Islamic State.
Trump ordered a withdrawal of the about 1,000 U.S. troops left in northern Syria late Saturday. The president made the decision after indications that Turkey intends to expand its attack "farther south than originally planned and to the west," Esper said, speaking on CBS News's "Face the Nation."
The defense secretary also cited signs that the Syrian Democratic Forces, the Kurdish-led and U.S.-backed alliance that helped defeat the Islamic State, is "looking to cut a deal" with the Syrian regime and the Russian government to carry out a counterattack to the north.
"We have American forces likely caught between two opposing advancing armies and it's a very untenable situation," Esper said. "So I spoke with the president last night after discussions with the rest of the national security team, and he directed that we begin a deliberate withdrawal of forces from northern Syria."