tragabigzanda wrote:I think it’s really telling that the people living in the most liberal states tend to be the most pessimistic about our nation’s politics (at least on RM)
conservative politicians at the top of the power structure are bad actors who do not negotiate in good faith. trying to restore to some magical point of bipartisan mutual respect is a fools errand at this point
It is way more likely that the Republicans take back the House in 2022 and immediately try to impeach Biden for assorted Hunter crimes than some sort of return to compromise in the autumn of American capitalism.
yep
Just to clarify, I don’t see a return to compromise under Biden; I see a lot of gridlock. But at least it will be civil.
I thought it might just be an Obama thing, but the Republicans (McConnell) have seen the benefit of being obstructionists. They were rewarded for it, especially with their brainwashed following. Now, I am assuming they will increase their penchant for Trump's style of lying or making up facts.
However, some things that are making me feel really good about what just happened are small, rarely covered aspects like the secretary of education, our stance towards Saudi Arabia, rehiring the chief scientist at NOAA, etc.
simple schoolboy wrote:Why are these bluechecks getting so moist over his cabinet picks? We're gonna have the kindest, most competent cabinet ever plan an invasion of Syria!
probably because we are getting people who are qualified for the positions and not vile creatures like betsy
plus its the same moist that happens when you see they are making another rambo so theres that common ground you have
simple schoolboy wrote:Why are these bluechecks getting so moist over his cabinet picks? We're gonna have the kindest, most competent cabinet ever plan an invasion of Syria!
probably because we are getting people who are qualified for the positions and not vile creatures like betsy
plus its the same moist that happens when you see they are making another rambo so theres that common ground you have
I look forward to not hearing their names again for the next 4-8 years because they'll just quietly do their jobs in the background. Isn't that enough?
The vice presidential debate on Wednesday was followed by a spike in people searching Google for Senator Kamala Harris, alongside the terms "nude," "bathing suit," and "bikini."
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According to Google Trends—a website run by the search engine that collects data on how popular search terms are around the world—there was a surge in people in the U.S. searching for "Kamala Harris bathing suit," "Kamala Harris Nude," and "Kamala Harris bikini" in the hours after the pair faced off.
Google Trends listed these as "rising related queries" for the search term "Kamala Harris" in the four hours pior to 7 a.m. ET. That means in the four hours before 7 a.m. ET, people searching for "Kamala Harris" also used the terms "bathing suit," "nude," and "bikini." "Rising" indicates that those search terms related to Kamala Harris saw the biggest spike compared to all others in that four hour period.
searches weren't the only things that were "Rising"
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