Hells yeah. He did tell the bloom army they were paid up till November. Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Florida and North Carolina getting that money.
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US PoliEra 2020 |OT 3| "I think he's learned his lesson" says The Concerned Immoderate Darling Collins.
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Hells yeah. He did tell the bloom army they were paid up till November. Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Florida and North Carolina getting that money.
when do people usually announce their running mate? After the Dem candidate is officially picked? Or right before?
Watch Trump continue to attack Bloomberg as though Bloomberg will be on the ballot in November, only encouraging him to pump more and more cash into swing state advertising and campaigning out of spite.
I think between this, Vote Save America and Fair Fight, we're going to have a really good November. Fuck Bloomberg, but this is still a really really good thing.
In Kentucky, the legislature only needs a simple majority to override vetoes, too.
It varies. Biden was announced as Obama's VP on August 23, 2008 (in the lead up to the DNC).
Lol! In a rare moment of clarity, Graham realizes, "Oh Shit- Trump has been saying worse stuff than this on the regular for the past 3 years"
Used to be they'd be selected at the convention, a long time ago (in fact til about 80 years ago they'd be picked by the convention, rather than the nominee just picking them themselves), but now probably a little ahead of that.
It's easier to announce your VP candidate early on, when you have a cool unity handshake to show off.
I'd love Kamala to wreck Pence but she doesn't bring a state into play like Stacey does.
Believe me, it gets stupider:
In even-numbered years, sessions may not last more than 60 legislative days, and cannot extend beyond April 15. In odd-numbered years, sessions may not last more than 30 legislative days, and cannot extend beyond March 30.
Kentucky General Assembly - Wikipedia
There's no such thing as an education that's not ideologically motivated. It's inherent in the idea of education. It's not a meaningful criticism of authoritarianism on its own. I wouldn't even call this "whataboutism" so much as trying to address an absurdism along the lines of "but you know who ate and drank? Hitler!"
I mean Kemp is still governor so I'm expecting a shitton of voter suppression in Georgia.
Bernie's staffers gonna go back to writing scrub articles for The Intercept and Jacobin... right where they started. Can't see many of these people getting hired again.
At least those sites should end up doing very well under a Biden administration!
At least those sites should end up doing very well under a Biden administration!
Can he not I don't know pick one or two of them and put the full power of his office in ruining them and their political career?
So... what's the point of even having a veto power?
I actually think this is a good proposal too, even if for the wrong reasons. We should have the same at the federal level (and do, to an extent, with the CRA)
haha wtfBelieve me, it gets stupider:
In even-numbered years, sessions may not last more than 60 legislative days, and cannot extend beyond April 15. In odd-numbered years, sessions may not last more than 30 legislative days, and cannot extend beyond March 30.
Kentucky General Assembly - Wikipedia
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Stacey is a way better pick than Kamala. She will have sway with southern black voters and is extremely good at speaking to suburban and rural voters. Kamala did nothing this campaign but make black voters dislike her more than they did before she started. She spent months flip flopping on parents of truant kids should be locked up. Just a throughly embarrassing campaign.
She's charismatic and a good orator but well, so is Stacey.
She's charismatic and a good orator but well, so is Stacey.
I was thinking the same thing. It's time for Pence to get yelled at by President Daddy for speaking the truth out loud.
Can you just imagine the shitshow if Trump forced Pence to resign?
Does Biden need to shore up the Southern black vote?
Would be the biggest shitshow involving a VP since Spiro Agnew's resignation
I consider Abrams more likely than Harris thanks to Bloomberg dropping out early. I would personally prefer Harris... but Abrams has been the de facto VP nom for the Democrats for a while now and I suspect that's the direction they'll go.
He needs to excite them in GA to win GA and those senate seats! Not to mention Kamala's past will reflect poorly with white voters too.
I wish they weren't the most popular socialist podcast because boy do they fucking suck.
My first thought is things are really bad if they're willing to admit this.
I dunno, that interview on Hannity last night was frightening in its denial
Fantastic, now they can work on something they actually believe in and get paid well for doing so.
Who is Kamala Harris firing up, exactly?
Serious question. I feel like this community in this thread loves her far more than most people do.
(I personally would be fine with Kamala as the pick because she's competent, not because she's exciting or would fire me up, just for the record.)
Anecdotal but the one person I know who was working for Bloomberg did it for the money and didn't care about political ideology at all unfortunately
I don't even really understand what the Tweet means. Why "the men especially"? Is it just gratuitous misogyny?
Good news, swing state people! Those bloomberg checks are still coming
People in DC think that black woman is enough for black people to be fired up.
When Trump brings Kamala's truancy moms to the VP debate. Lmao.
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