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This has been the way of diplomacy for thousands of years. If we decide that's not how we'll play, then someone else will need to take on the most sensitive negotiations and we'll have to step to the sidelines on them. |
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So who is everyone going to vote for in their respective primary?
I'm going for Auntie Hill myself. |
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Slave: Cruz, is there a bigger ass to vote for? TaxWonk: Bernie, of course Ty: Hill, with reluctance, because she's not perfect TM: Hill, but in a close call Sidd: O'Malley, for the win! Sebbie: Christie, for the brawling Hank: Bush, unless a duller candidate comes along RT: Hill, I mean, who da biggest policy wonk in the field!? Dtb: Hill, regardless of the boys. Les: Bernie, now that Paul has dropped Atticus: Trump - the man just discussed land-use regulation in a debate! So I'm betting at least a couple of votes for Bern here. |
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First default, because she's the only Dem I can take seriously as a candidate or as a potential President. Second default, because Sanders will be out by then, so even if I were remotely interested in voting for him I wouldn't have the option. Perhaps I'll cross party lines and vote for Trump, just for shits and giggles. |
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There's a lot to like about what Sanders wants to do, but he's not running for Legislator In Chief. |
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We always could agree to disagree, but you used to have some principles. SlaveNo(wow)More |
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When Hillary also loses South Carolina, who become the DNC front-runner - Biden or Bloomberg?
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"People lie cheat and steal all the time, so what?" If I understand correctly -- and I may not -- Hillary's decision to keep e-mail on a server at her house actually complied with the applicable regulations. Those regulations are doubtless stupid, because as a former federal employee I can tell you that the federal regulations governing the maintenance of things like email are both useless and hopelessly overprotective. Chinese hackers have stolen my information from the federal government. Anyone who is all agitated about what Hillary did with her email who also doesn't give a shit that Chinese hackers have information about me stolen from federal computers can blow me. And, frankly, that seems to be all of them. The outrage about Hillary's email is 100% selective. |
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But not in Michigan. WTF is up with that? Perhaps this is something to discuss on the Fashion Board. |
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Are you new around here? SlaveNo(Socialist) |
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[Who doesn't, for that matter?] And BTW, that term is sexist, offensive, and a dog whistle for the anti-semites. You should put up a "trigger warning" next time you use it. SlaveNo(I've been called a lot worse. so at least there is that)More |
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[Then again, there may actually be 130 and counting http://ageofshitlords.com/list-of-al...enders-so-far] Would you prefer [my preferred term] "Misandrist"? SlaveNo(Adder being Adder)More |
Flint
Okay, so here's this: I tried to talk about a Flint water issue with my ultra lib uncle Sunday. It did not go well.
My point was this- fry anyone who ignored or hid a problem- fine. If the legion's deaths can be tied to the water switch, and the decisions otherwise meet the requirements of a crime- pros-EY-cute!!! But for decades people drank water from those lead pipes, not just in Flint but everywhere and not everyone is brain damaged- (adder is the exception that proves the rule and sidd's anger could be from some other cause). I explained to my unk that it bothered me that the hype keeps saying kids have been brain damaged when that is not true. Of course there are lead levels that have been set that were ignored. I'm not trying to excuse that, but to say the children are now brain damaged seems too sad. Roger and Me came out a long while ago. It accurately shows how fucked up it is to be born in Flint- decades ago. Those kids have challenges that will prove too much for most. Why write stories saying they have been brain damaged when that is simple hype. Again, the standards for lead were set- any one that tried to hide the levels were not met" Fry them, but don't further discourage kids that have this impossible road anyway. Any hints on how I can make this point w/o getting attacked for defending the cover up? |
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I've never seen the Flint River but it can't be good. And like editorials up here are saying if you can't get decent water in Michigan, then WTF? The Flint River water had fecal bacteria so they shot chlorine into it. Except if you do that you need to put an anti-corrosive material in it, which they did not. How can all that be in drinking water? Anyway the chlorine ate into the pipes leaching lead. It was ignored, or hidden, for some time. Eventually the decision was made to switch back to Detroit water but the pipes are compromised now so it doesn't matter. That is sort of what happened I think. |
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I only know a few people from Michigan. I'm not sure they all haven't been brain damaged. Pipes? Genetics? Something else? |
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Sure Bernie earned most of the delegates in NH, but I just think he needs to realize someone who earned so much needs to give it to someone else who needs more.
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How to change someone's mind, according to science
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The universe cries. |
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Anyhoo, I could be wrong, but I don't think Bernie wins the "popular vote" (in quotes because the caucus rules are just so fucked up) in the run up to the convention. And if he does, he will get the nomination. Why? The Democratic Party's delegate selection rules were seriously reformed after the 1968 disaster of a convention (by the McGovern Commission, interestingly, and which new rules enabled George to get the nomination despite the opposition of the Democratic Establishment) (back when there was such a thing - George Meany of the AFL-CIO, the UAW, the remaining New Deal machers like Tommy "the Cork" Corcoran, the bosses like Daley and the O'Connells et al.) and it's hard (though I suppose Not Impossible) to win the "vote" and not get the delegates under those rules. No more winner take all primaries (which I think the GOP kept for a while), for example. And I think that the idea that the pledged super delegates she currently has will stay with her if Gospoden Sanders rolls up the numbers on the regular delegates is questionable. By the end in 2008, the super delegates didn't stick to Hilary. Anyway, I also think that the Hilary/Bernie contest is ultimately a good thing for the party. I don't agree with either one of them on everything, but they are engaged in a substantive discussion about what happens next for the party, and how it wants to try to implement those goals. One may not like the policies that the two are kicking around, but I think that they way they are treating each other is (for the most part) on the merits and with honesty and respectful disagreement. Reagan Bush in 1980 was somewhat similar, as was Bush Dole in 1988. Maybe even (until South Carolina) W vs. McCain in 2000 had that. I don't think the GOP has had that since. Carry on. ETA: Jesus, I overuse parentheticals. Hope you can read this. |
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