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US PoliEra 2020 |OT 2| Dershowitz says "Quid Pro Quo on the Go?" [See Staff Post]
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Their whole economy must depend on the caucuses and going first
He basically gave the entirety of NYC over to rich people and corporations through subsidies and tax breaks. He's basically a trickle down, socially liberal, gun-hating, moderate Republican.
? Bloomberg has always been a Democrat. He was a Republican for about twelve minutes because it was easier to win their primary in 2001 (against another former Democrat, oddly enough)
Seems like this dude just never flipped a coin before and didn't know that you had to flip it over. I mean you don't have to flip it over but that's certainly the norm.
That said throw this into exhibit#27383 of why we should abolish caucuses.
Was going to make a similar joke about the app but you beat me :)
"y'all ever wonder if those two things might intersect somehow? i guess we'll never know," he muses as he takes another bite of his sugared corn breakfast cereal and grabs a piece of toast made from bread that's full of corn syrup.
I think they literally gave themselves a law that requires them to go first, like that's even a thing that could be enforced
I think I remember that, it's completely nonsensical. The national party should just strip their delegates if they try to fight not going first (if it comes to that, which hopefully it will).
By the way they actually scored on a numerical system. Trump was also on there:
Seems about right for Trump.
So, I can't actually access the website that Essence sources. Can anyone else?
While I didn't realize he was a Democrat before 2001, 18 years out of the party—and for his entire political career—is significant.
It's been a great week for Musk. He has 38,572,790 shares. In the last 7 calendar days, to the daily high today about 20 minutes ago, he was up $15 BILLION. He also gets a $350M bonus for the stock being over $550 for a 6-month average.
Burgess Everett @burgessev
Collins says Trump call with Zelensky was "improper and demonstrated poor judgement"
4:08 PM - Feb 4, 2020
Burgess Everett @burgessev
Sen. Collins: "I do not believe the House has met its burden of showing that the president's conduct, however, flawed, warrants the extreme step of immediate removal from office"
4:10 PM - Feb 4, 2020
4:13 PM - Feb 4, 2020
Collins says Trump call with Zelensky was "improper and demonstrated poor judgement"
4:08 PM - Feb 4, 2020
Burgess Everett @burgessev
Sen. Collins: "I do not believe the House has met its burden of showing that the president's conduct, however, flawed, warrants the extreme step of immediate removal from office"
4:10 PM - Feb 4, 2020
Frank Thorp V @frankthorpNEW: @SenatorCollins says "I will vote to acquit on article 1"
She is discussing article 2 now.
AND @SenatorCollins says "I will vote to acquit on article 2"
She is discussing article 2 now.
AND @SenatorCollins says "I will vote to acquit on article 2"
4:13 PM - Feb 4, 2020
I don't understand its valuation..
even if it ends up being the top US manufacturer, its overualued.
Collins pretty much pissed off both Dems for Brett/tax cuts/vote to acquit/concerned behavior and Trumpers with ACA vote/voting for witnesses so basically she pissed off everyone.
She might as well just give up her seat at this point.
She might as well just give up her seat at this point.
It is, but it's currently in a massive short squeeze. Like, i wouldn't wanna be there when that shit tanks, but if you can profit off this move, might as well.
tech industry people who Fucking Love Science love teslas despite the comically bad build quality because it gives them both a status symbol and a feeling that they're really doing something to fight climate change without actually doing anything about climate change
Feels like people got too much money lying around to invest
I think he only flipped it once, it's just awkward as hell. To me it looks like he pulls it through his fingers and then does a flip, which I think is why it looks fiddly as hell.
Also, he's surrounded by people for other candidates, I would go by their judgement there in person.
Short squeeze is probably a big factor. We've seen it before with plenty of other bubbles that go parabolic. Even the renowned Sir Isaac Newton lost his shirt in one such bubble. I don't know if it's true, but I saw one article mention Musk had pulled his own shares from being able to be borrowed by brokers, which limits the short supply, which limits price discovery. It wouldn't surprise me, he has always been vocal about them.
Trump was up 5 to 49% approval in the latest Gallup poll (1/16 - 1/29). I think that's his high water mark.
Grace Segers @Grace_SegersNEW: Susan Collins told @NorahODonnell she believes the president has learned a "pretty big lesson" from impeachment and will be "much more cautious" about seeking foreign assistance in the future.https://www.cbsnews.com/news/susan-collins-will-vote-to-acquit-trump-saying-hes-learned-from-impeachment/?ftag=CNM-00-10aab8a&linkId=81760957 …
4:16 PM - Feb 4, 2020
This would be as annoying as Democrats naivety over "working with Republicans" if it wasn't obvious that she's just straight up lying at this point.
I asked Trump to not ask foreign governments for favors and he said Yes.
LMAO she stopped pretending at this point
her legacy will be fcking garbage
Oh yes much more cautious.. Not that he wouldn't do it, but hey he will be more careful.
Simply Susan ladies and gents.
Yeah, a 73 year old man who has been rewarded for a life of crime is suddenly going to stop. Uh huh.
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