Re: 2018 Midterms
Posted: Wed December 12, 2018 3:25 am
BurtReynolds wrote:Is this really the picture you want to go with for your article on Cortez deciding she's jewish now? wtf
Bi_3 wrote:BurtReynolds wrote:Is this really the picture you want to go with for your article on Cortez deciding she's jewish now? wtf
'Culture isn’t DNA'
Let's see how long that statement lasts in her head.

I swear politicians take special classes on how to throw shade at each other.Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap confirmed on Friday that the recount is over, and "for all practical purposes this election is concluded" with its cessation. He added that Poliquin has a right to appeal Judge Lance Walker's federal court decision, but "the District Court's ruling makes it legally clear that it is not unconstitutional to lose an election."

We got Nostradamus over here.run2death wrote:It'll be interesting to see what McSally does next... we could very well end up with both of them in the Senate.
Kyl's only committed to serve until Jan. 3.
Some people are.meatwad wrote:I guess my point is that she’s one of 435 members of the House, who just entered politics. Nobody’s saying she should be president, or speaker, or anything else than the representative for her district.Bi_3 wrote:The 'right' aren't going after her for her popularity, they are going after because she is the living embodiment of progressive thought and a manifestation of the worst things in American politics. Youth over experience. Style over substance. Volume over correctness. Intersectionality over ability. She is the harbinger of the permanent decline of America into idiocracy, the very thing red staters were told to fear and that got Trump elected, and even the most loyal liberals need to see the poison to the nation people like her bring.meatwad wrote:The right’s focus on her and constant need to tear her down is very telling. Most people when asked her name would say, “Who?”
And considering the moron in charge that they’re constantly defending, it’s kinda laughable and sad.
BUT DID HE PUT IT IN THE PREDICTIONS THREAD????Simple Torture wrote:We got Nostradamus over here.run2death wrote:It'll be interesting to see what McSally does next... we could very well end up with both of them in the Senate.
Kyl's only committed to serve until Jan. 3.
lol4/5 wrote:BUT DID HE PUT IT IN THE PREDICTIONS THREAD????Simple Torture wrote:We got Nostradamus over here.run2death wrote:It'll be interesting to see what McSally does next... we could very well end up with both of them in the Senate.
Kyl's only committed to serve until Jan. 3.
She’s the Donald Trump of the left: incomprehensibly effective at messaging to a specific, large group within the party that has not felt heard...and otherwise problematic. The question is, whether her pull will be sufficient among that target group to wrest power from the establishment. Given the lack of Russians on her LinkedIn, I’d say she has an uphill battle.Bi_3 wrote:Some people are.meatwad wrote:I guess my point is that she’s one of 435 members of the House, who just entered politics. Nobody’s saying she should be president, or speaker, or anything else than the representative for her district.Bi_3 wrote:The 'right' aren't going after her for her popularity, they are going after because she is the living embodiment of progressive thought and a manifestation of the worst things in American politics. Youth over experience. Style over substance. Volume over correctness. Intersectionality over ability. She is the harbinger of the permanent decline of America into idiocracy, the very thing red staters were told to fear and that got Trump elected, and even the most loyal liberals need to see the poison to the nation people like her bring.meatwad wrote:The right’s focus on her and constant need to tear her down is very telling. Most people when asked her name would say, “Who?”
And considering the moron in charge that they’re constantly defending, it’s kinda laughable and sad.
https://www.vox.com/2018/12/12/18134945 ... -president
hmm.At the time, there was only an acting U.S. attorney in office. Later in 2017, President Donald Trump’s appointee arrived, but took no action to prosecute the matter. Instead he focused on a different priority — prosecuting a handful of non-citizens who had allegedly voted.
A spokesman for Robert J. Higdon, Jr., who took over as the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina in September 2017, has declined to comment on why no charges were filed following the state’s criminal referrals against Dowless and other Bladen county political operatives.
I trust her to solve our nation’s most pressing issues.washing machine wrote:Pop icon