Gardner's campaign manager must be screaming in anger right now. You can't win Colorado on the fracking vote alone.
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US PoliEra 2019 |OT9| I'm really glad I'm not on Twitter nearly enough to understand all the references
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Gardner's campaign manager must be screaming in anger right now. You can't win Colorado on the fracking vote alone.
Massive. Although are these going to be public or private?
Michael Del Moro @MikeDelMoroNEWS - CEO of Twitter says no political ads on the platform https://twitter.com/jack/status/1189634360472829952 …
4:06 PM - Oct 30, 2019
They're still going on about "the transcript" like time stood still after the summary was released.
the concern on tulsi isn't that she'll get very far in Iowa, it's that she'll get just enough Jill Stein-esque 3rd party votes in the wrong places to throw entire states to Trump. It's a valid fuckin concern.
You know if the people all getting pissed about Obama today actually put in the sort of work that the Tea Party did I wouldn't find all the chirping about it so annoying. Especially given that was literally Obama's point that people seem to be missing
I believe gabbard opted not to vote in the genocide vote actually
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Ya, but that would involve actual work. It's way easier for Incredibly Online people to just complain about everything and everyone. Doing things? Making a difference outside tweeting a hashtag? Pass.
Thanks for the insight.
Perhaps the scale I mentioned should be 60s to 70 in terms of poor literacy/acceptance to modern technology. But I guess even then my mom who would be 70 now was pretty tech savvy up until she died. But like yourself, in her later years the Internet/mobile tech basically provided for her career. Also she was one of the first few people in the late 80s on the Internet. When I was 6-7 years old I remember bizarre sounds coming out of my mom's computer then my mom claiming she was talking to people thousands of miles away on a BBS. I was like, "sure you are mom".
Well the lesson here is that I should be more careful with generalizations.
This is kind of terrifying
(we need to accept that part of the russian election hack was changing voting results and that we may never know how many they changed until all of us are long dead)
Lol at your mom on BBSes. I remember the days of calling into them waiting for the line to not be busy!
I didn't mean to be critical. I think you are right for most people-- I was far more tech savvy than my generation at the time and that provided me a living! But it's a spectrum. Nerds of my generation certainly knew their tech, and it got broadly more mainstream every passing year. There's no hard cutoff.
It's not unlike liking geek culture, actually. I was ostracized for liking superheroes in my day. Now they are the top of the box office!
Shakes 8 ball.
Odds are...
Bolton is the whistleblower
Whoa.
That's a bold way to circumvent the problem. I might add, won't the stock market shit on them for this decision?
I am not prepared for a reality in which John fucking Bolton is the hero of the story
I never expected this from Jack of all people. This is a good move and a welcome fuck you to Zuckerberg.
Now get rid of the bots.
Advertising on Twitter isn't the issue, it's the endless sea of bots run by bad actors -- Russia, China, Iran, .. the NRA/GOP, and so on. Also it's the horrific lack of moderation. Not the stupid ADS.
Yeah, huge. I was worried that he too would cry to a judge to tell him whose side to take.
Twitter allows bots, doxxing, bigotry, and harassment campaigns. If they want to fix things, maybe look at that stuff.
That 11 year old didn't change any votes it just modified the page that publicly displayed the information.
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Alex Seitz-Wald @aseitzwald
4:30 PM - Oct 30, 2019
No Labels is hosting a "Problem Solvers" convention in New Hampshire this weekend.
2020ers attending: Tulsi Gabbard, Marianne Williamson, John Delaney, and Bill Weld (R).
2020ers attending: Tulsi Gabbard, Marianne Williamson, John Delaney, and Bill Weld (R).
4:30 PM - Oct 30, 2019
Yep. Which isn't exactly the same, but still, it's embarrassing that an 11 year old can change the results of an election at least on its face (as in a website) which is plenty for simpletons like DJT to cite as credible.
Literally none of these people have ever solved a problem. Some have caused many.
I was wondering what the rub was when I saw the original announcement
No Labels is the biggest crock of shit nowadays. It kind of always was, but they should have just packed it in after 2016.
The difference between Dorsey and Zuck is Dorsey is just an idiot about political stuff, while Zuckerberg is willfully malevolent.
That's the thing that hurts. We will have a mountain of credible evidence (we already do) and still, I don't think enough Senate R's will give a shit when it's their time to convict or acquit. Maybe Mitt, Sue, and Lisa will go along with it but that's about it.
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