What Sis says.
Fuck this guy and may god ruin him.
What Sis says.
Beto got some flack for that too in his punk playlist he sent to a friend, who subsequently passed it around to punk figureheads. They take turns reviewing it.
It's a fun read if you're into the classics.
She's running for President and most people don't know this.
I think it's weird for progressive people to hit Sanders with being an independent when for most of his life there wasn't a party in the United States with power in line with his positions. He has been too left for the Democratic Party who spent the 90s running after Reagan money.
I would say Warren's position is more worthy of criticism from a progressive's standpoint than Sanders.
He has for the most part believed in the things he has believed in and has been to the left of the Party even with opposition.
Of course he won't. That's why he has Sirota.It would be one thing if Sanders had the fortitude to ask this question directly, but he won't do it. And he'd look petty.
Instead we now have a whisper campaign. Warren will continue to run her race and will continue to beat him.
Yeah, this is not exactly a bad anecdote to have in your arsenal when some of your electoral gains are due to R->D swaps in the suburbs.Warren being a republican 30 years ago is on the same level of her DNA stuff: Not going to move the needle at all. I'd argue it makes her more likeable because she saw how terrible the party was getting and had to get out early.
Don't forget Brie, she revels in the garbage along with Sirota
Trump was a registered Democrat from 2001 to 2009, and contributed money to Dems until 2010.
I don't think Sanders Surrogates should keep calling this out, because it framing it this way hurts the cause. Sanders should be converting upper class Reagan voters, not shaming them for being greedy technocrats who arrived at their ideology based upon the efficiency of capital.Well, that's great, but this isn't Wish Upon A Star 2020. We're talking facts here, Boo Boo Kitty.
The thing that Bernie, his campaign, and his supporters need to understand about Warren, is that's she's not Hillary. In Elizabeth Warren, we're talking about a candidate who, in every demonstrable way, by that I mean what they've actually accomplished, is undeniably a more progressive politician than Bernie Sanders. It's clear in how she talks. It's clear in how she moves. It's clear in what she DOES. The fact that she used to be a Republican should be embarrassing for Bernie. We're not laughing with you!
I'm not even saying that to be shady! I've been on the record this whole time saying I want to see a competitive race where contrasts are drawn. I'm done with the kumbaya. But Bernie is going to get steamrolled by Warren if his people don't become clear-eyed about what they're up against. And in Warren, they are up against their progressive superior. WARREN is the Progressive Supreme.
Kaitlan Collins @kaitlancollins
Trump is canceling his trip to Copenhagen in a week and a half because the Danish prime minister said Greenland was not for sale..... https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/1163961882945970176 …
Denmark is a very special country with incredible people, but based on Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's comments, that she would have no interest in discussing the purchase of Greenland, I will be postponing our meeting scheduled in two weeks for another time........The Prime Minister was able to save a great deal of expense and effort for both the United States and Denmark by being so direct. I thank her for that and look forward to rescheduling sometime in the future!7:58 PM - Aug 20, 2019
A few days ago:
Lotte Leicht @LotteLeicht1
"Greenland is not Danish. Greenland belongs to Greenland ... It's an absurd discussion, and [#Greenland PM] Kim Kielsen has of course made it clear that Greenland is not for sale. That's where the conversation ends"#Denmark's PM Mette Frederiksen https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/aug/18/trump-considering-buying-greenland?CMP=twt_gu&utm_medium=&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1566196313 …
2:47 AM - Aug 19, 2019
Insufferable and not worth anyone's time.
Do you think it says anything about the candidate himself that he attracts these people, staffs them, and puts them in positions of power? Like, they aren't just random people putting this stuff into the ether, they're paid staff. Does that not worry you about potential cabinet positions and staffing to "accomplish" his legislation goals?I don't think Sanders Surrogates should keep calling this out, because it framing it this way hurts the cause. Sanders should be converting upper class Reagan voters, not shaming them for being greedy technocrats who arrived at their ideology based upon the efficiency of capital.
Bernie will need those supporters too in the movement. It's going to be fun to see how it goes. If it's Sanders or Warren, it will be real progress for the party and the country even if I don't get my preferred candidate.
Did you know Bernie was an independent and left of the Democratic Party for much of the 2nd half of the 20th Century? He was to the left of most modern Democrats. I'm pretty sure he was to the left of Elizabeth Warren when she was voting for Ronald Reagan.
Elizabeth Warren was a Republican until she was in her late 40s. So, it feels like a legitimate question to bring up and a reasonable differentiator if you are talking about authenticity or devotion to the cause.
If Bernie Sanders was feeling Reaganomics during the 80s, there wouldn't be enough space for the "lols" and "memes" to fly around.
It's a legitimate question to ask about a candidate and it may be a positive for Warren voters. I'm sure plenty of them voted for the Gipper during their formative years. His political and economic philosophy infected, rattled and compromised the Democratic Party to this day.
I think a lot of people on his staff have a chip on their shoulder. Sarandon is the person who gained publicity for saying this. She doesn't work on his staff.Do you think it says anything about the candidate himself that he attracts these people, staffs them, and puts them in positions of power? Like, they aren't just random people putting this stuff into the ether, they're paid staff. Does that not worry you about potential cabinet positions and staffing to "accomplish" his legislation goals?
Pretty muchWarren being a republican 30 years ago is on the same level of her DNA stuff: Not going to move the needle at all. I'd argue it makes her more likeable because she saw how terrible the party was getting and had to get out early.
I stand corrected. I wanted Warren to run last time. If Sanders wasn't running I would be 100% behind her too.Well, Warren has talked a lot about why she became a Dem and why she was a registered Republican in the first place (because they were classical liberals once and actually in favor of regulating capitalist). This isn't something she's hidden. And she didn't vote for Reagan. She has said Gerald Ford was the last Republican President she voted for (and I think she didn't vote for Nixon in 72). By the mid-70s she was already studying and teaching bankruptcy law and middle class economics, which is when she also started to change her political views.
And Warren voters are actually more liberal than others in the current primary electorate, and even more liberal than a lot of Bernie supporters.
I mean, I wouldn't worry about his line of attack much, especially coming from people who hold Tulsi in high regard as well. She was a Republican in her youth coming from a very conservative family and a conservative Democrat well into the 2000s, but her support of Sanders and hatred of Clinton has earned her the devotion of many on the Sanders camp, despite her past political views.
Maybe Mr. Filet-o-fish can buy the McDonald Islands from the Australians.
He's not pretending to be a Democrat. He's leveraging the left-most party. It's the only game in town if you want to run for President without splitting the vote. He repeatedly says he's a Democratic Socialist.Also there is a big fucking difference between switching your registration from GOP to Democrat 30 years ago, and pretending to be a Democrat every 4 years so you can run for President.
Not to mention the decades of shitting on the Democratic Party, while still happily taking our money to fund your senate races.
TBH though I hope Bernie's team keeps fucking this chicken, because it makes them look as sad, pathetic and ineffective as most of us have been saying.
Maybe Mr. Filet-o-fish can buy the McDonald Islands from the Australians.
Thank you! His hires alone are disqualifying— What a horrifyingly poor lack of judgement he's shown. Can you imagine how shitty his cabinet or VP picks would be? *shudder*Do you think it says anything about the candidate himself that he attracts these people, staffs them, and puts them in positions of power? Like, they aren't just random people putting this stuff into the ether, they're paid staff. Does that not worry you about potential cabinet positions and staffing to "accomplish" his legislation goals?
I think it would blow many people's minds on the left and right that a big part of Adam Smith's "free markets" was a warning regulatory capture and the need for government to act as a check on businesses and individuals trying to keep their competition out.Well, Warren has talked a lot about why she became a Dem and why she was a registered Republican in the first place (because they were classical liberals once and actually in favor of regulating capitalist). This isn't something she's hidden. And she didn't vote for Regan. She has said Gerald Ford was the last Republican President she voted for (and I think she didn't vote for Nixon in 72). By the mid-70s she was already studying and teaching bankruptcy law and middle class economics, which is when she also started to change her political views.
And Warren voters are actually more liberal and others in the current primary electorate, and even more liberal than a lot of Bernie supporters.
I mean, I wouldn't worry about his line of attack much, especially coming from people who hold Tulsi in high regard as well. She was a Republican in her youth coming from a very conservative family and a conservative Democrat well into the 2000s, but her support of Sanders and hatred of Clinton has earned her the devotion of many on the Sanders camp, despite her past political views.
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White supremacists totally aren't a threat, right? What's this, the third in as many days?
Man Arrested With 17 Guns, Grenade Launcher and Nazi Paraphernalia
"The arrest in New Jersey comes amid a spate of mass shootings as officials grapple with a rising white supremacist threat."
I want to start by saying you engage with people here, so while not directed exactly at you, I know you will understand my parsing a bit and not take offense when I speak a bit broadly.I think a lot of people on his staff have a chip on their shoulder. Sarandon is the person who gained publicity for saying this. She doesn't work on his staff.
Brie was bringing it up to debate the talking point about Sanders. I think sometimes his surrogates get into everything without working through the political strategy.
I think it is a legitimate criticism of Sanders surrogates though and when he brings in non-traditional cabinet members there will be plenty of new controversies to unearth from people being checked by the free press and congress for the first time.
The Washington Post @washingtonpost
Opinion: Elizabeth Warren is the real economic threat
11:43 PM · Aug 19, 2019·SocialFlow
David S. Bernstein @dbernstein
Remember that time when Warren sent Puzder (author of this op-ed) a 35-page list of accusatory questions and then he withdrew his nomination for Labor Secretary before the hearing?
6:42 PM · Aug 20, 2019·Twitter for iPhone