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He’s not even composed enough to hold down any job I’ve ever had back to bagging groceries in high school.1995 Milwaukee 1998 Alpine, Alpine 2003 Albany, Boston, Boston, Boston 2004 Boston, Boston 2006 Hartford, St. Paul (Petty), St. Paul (Petty) 2011 Alpine, Alpine
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This is what I thought.mrussel1 said:
His composure and combativeness belies a person who claims they had a good night last night.OnWis97 said:He’s not even composed enough to hold down any job I’ve ever had back to bagging groceries in high school.Adelaide 17/11/2009, Melbourne 20/11/2009, Sydney 22/11/2009, Melbourne (Big Day Out Festival) 24/01/20140 -
2 to 6 years.Thoughts_Arrive said:The whole world is laughing at this guy. When will it end?Give Peas A Chance…0 -
The 10 Most Hopeful Results for the Democrats From Last Night’s Midterm Elections
Holy cow, was that a good night. I know it may not seem like it, because the most well-known candidates lost, the Senate was a GOP rout (as predicted) and Georgia and Florida disappointed, but that’s really about it for the bad news. There was a TON of good news from last night, from referendums affecting millions to historic victories for women and minorities who are leading a new generation of leadership into Congress. Even though Beto didn’t win, plenty more liberals did. Here are the ten most encouraging results from last night’s elections.
1. Florida May Have Turned Blue
Despite heartbreaking losses for Andrew Gillum and Bill Nelson that were likely aided by voter suppression, a massively positive development on that front will change the dynamic for 2020. Over a million people who had their vote disenfranchised by Republicans gained the right to vote thanks to passage of Amendment 4.
Every Florida election seems to be 50.5% to 49.5%. Imagine what 1.4 million votes largely pointed in one direction will do to that dynamic.
2. Democrats Flipped Statehouses in Big States
As of this writing, the Colorado Senate, Minnesota House, New Hampshire House and Senate, New York Senate and Maine Senate flipped to the Dems with no comparable gains by Republicans. Democrats also broke supermajorities in the North Carolina House and Senate as well as the Oregon House. State level races always get forgotten on election nights, but from a policy perspective, America's federalist system allows for states to implement more immediately impactful policies than the federal government.
3. Four New Trifecta States
Speaking of immediately impactful policies, the Democrats have four new “trifectas”—states where they control the governor's office, House and Senate. Colorado, Illinois, New Mexico and New York are now under complete and total liberal rule. Also, Delaware protected their Democratic trifecta. Get creative, folks. We need big solutions to our big problems.
4. Kansas! Freaking Kansas!
Every political science major has had to read Thomas Frank's famed book, What's the Matter with Kansas?, a study how the Republican Party got poor white folks in Kansas to vote against their economic interests. Kansas is quite literally a case study for modern Republicanism, which is what made two results so shocking. First, an openly gay Native American woman, Sharice Davids, took down a GOP incumbent.
In Kansas!
Secondly, the architect of Trump's fraudulent “voter fraud commission,” Kris Kobach, got obliterated in Kansas' governor's race, losing shortly after polls closed. In Kansas!
5. Democracy Was Saved in North Carolina
The Electoral Integrity Project rates North Carolina as “not a democracy,” thanks to the last decade of pure authoritarian rule. More GOP authoritarianism was on the ballot last night, and the Democratic Party fought back and won.
Plus, two measures were defeated that were opposed by 5 former governors (including two Republicans) that could only be called an attempted coup by the N.C. GOP.The N.C. GOP has been locked into a power struggle with Gov. Cooper, passing bills to limit his power. The GOP put 2 constitutional amendments on the ballot this fall to shift appointment power for various positions, incl. judges, to legislature.
Both amendments just failed.
6. Trump's “Sanctuary City” Attack LostOregon, which is far more conservative than its deep blue presidential election reputation suggests, had a chance to give in to Trump's fearmongering. “Sanctuary city” laws exist because without them, officers would be able to profile people based on their immigration status, and you can imagine how easily that leads to racial profiling. It's literally the kind of thinking that leads to “papers, please.” Oregon said no, and vowed to protect immigrants from this kind of discrimination.
7. Immigration Hardliners LostNeo-confederate Minnesotan Corey Stewart lost his race in Virginia as soon as polls closed. Ditto for Lou Barletta in Pennsylvania. Dave Brat, who took out former GOP House Leader Eric Cantor, lost his reelection bid in Virginia too. Kris Kobach lost by ten in Kansas. Kansas!
The only high-profile immigration hardliner to score a victory last night was Ron DeSantis in Florida, but as GOP flack Liz Mair wrote last night:
De Santis— who should have been a lay-up winner— looks like he's only just going to eke out a win. That's pretty bad news, actually, and indicates that he wasn't as strong a candidate as many people apparently thought.
It's hard not to hone in on De Santis' immigration positioning in a fairly heavily Hispanic state, in which he was running as someone heavily aligned with the President, who basically went on a warpath over immigration in the last 2 weeks of the campaign.
8. Michigan Created a Template for Restoring Voting Rights
This is, as we say in the business, a big freaking deal. Voting in America is unnecessarily difficult, as every instance of long lines is indicative of politicians doing what they can to restrict people's vote in order to protect their spot. Michigan passed a wealth of reforms that instantly changed the dynamic in the state, and it should be used as a model going forward.
9. Red States Voted for Expanded Health CareIf the Democratic elite doesn't get behind Medicare for All, then they're completely hopeless. How many more messages do you need that expanded health care coverage is a truly bipartisan, popular policy?
10. They Took Control of the House
I feel like this point is getting lost a bit in the dour mood about the possible stolen elections in Georgia and Florida and Beto's loss: the Democrats control part of the federal government now. They have power. Real, tangible, usablepower. Sure, they're not going to be able to get any liberal legislation passed, but they have other forms of power, and they have already pledged to use it.
This is a bright new day. We didn’t get everything we wanted. But it was a good night that demonstrated an immense amount of public enthusiasm to oppose Trump’s agenda, and we gained victories that we can build upon for 2020.
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Thumbs up! I was wondering about the state houses, since that was lost with all the other news. Very important, particularly with the census in just a few years.0
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Hilarious.Thoughts_Arrive said:
For so many reasons.
And 'fake news' is getting old. It was cute for a while, but it's old now. Even the dumbest dummies that think he's awesome are kind of scratching their pea brains and tilting their heads to their sides when he tosses that one out there when he's under fire. He's going to have to come up with a new 'go to'.
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“Low IQ Maxine”Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
Hilarious.Thoughts_Arrive said:
For so many reasons.
And 'fake news' is getting old. It was cute for a while, but it's old now. Even the dumbest dummies that think he's awesome are kind of scratching their pea brains and tilting their heads to their sides when he tosses that one out there when he's under fire. He's going to have to come up with a new 'go to'.09/15/1998 & 09/16/1998, Mansfield, MA; 08/29/00 08/30/00, Mansfield, MA; 07/02/03, 07/03/03, Mansfield, MA; 09/28/04, 09/29/04, Boston, MA; 09/22/05, Halifax, NS; 05/24/06, 05/25/06, Boston, MA; 07/22/06, 07/23/06, Gorge, WA; 06/27/2008, Hartford; 06/28/08, 06/30/08, Mansfield; 08/18/2009, O2, London, UK; 10/30/09, 10/31/09, Philadelphia, PA; 05/15/10, Hartford, CT; 05/17/10, Boston, MA; 05/20/10, 05/21/10, NY, NY; 06/22/10, Dublin, IRE; 06/23/10, Northern Ireland; 09/03/11, 09/04/11, Alpine Valley, WI; 09/11/11, 09/12/11, Toronto, Ont; 09/14/11, Ottawa, Ont; 09/15/11, Hamilton, Ont; 07/02/2012, Prague, Czech Republic; 07/04/2012 & 07/05/2012, Berlin, Germany; 07/07/2012, Stockholm, Sweden; 09/30/2012, Missoula, MT; 07/16/2013, London, Ont; 07/19/2013, Chicago, IL; 10/15/2013 & 10/16/2013, Worcester, MA; 10/21/2013 & 10/22/2013, Philadelphia, PA; 10/25/2013, Hartford, CT; 11/29/2013, Portland, OR; 11/30/2013, Spokane, WA; 12/04/2013, Vancouver, BC; 12/06/2013, Seattle, WA; 10/03/2014, St. Louis. MO; 10/22/2014, Denver, CO; 10/26/2015, New York, NY; 04/23/2016, New Orleans, LA; 04/28/2016 & 04/29/2016, Philadelphia, PA; 05/01/2016 & 05/02/2016, New York, NY; 05/08/2016, Ottawa, Ont.; 05/10/2016 & 05/12/2016, Toronto, Ont.; 08/05/2016 & 08/07/2016, Boston, MA; 08/20/2016 & 08/22/2016, Chicago, IL; 07/01/2018, Prague, Czech Republic; 07/03/2018, Krakow, Poland; 07/05/2018, Berlin, Germany; 09/02/2018 & 09/04/2018, Boston, MA; 09/08/2022, Toronto, Ont; 09/11/2022, New York, NY; 09/14/2022, Camden, NJ; 09/02/2023, St. Paul, MN; 05/04/2024 & 05/06/2024, Vancouver, BC; 05/10/2024, Portland, OR;
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The only Team Trump Treason slam I saw was the repub governor candidate be called a “Trump number one fan boy.” Everything else was education, access to it, the environment and healthcare. And the discrimination against LGBT community in employment ballot was rejected in MA. I’ve got the new dem slogan ready if you want to hear it?dignin said:The 10 Most Hopeful Results for the Democrats From Last Night’s Midterm Elections
Holy cow, was that a good night. I know it may not seem like it, because the most well-known candidates lost, the Senate was a GOP rout (as predicted) and Georgia and Florida disappointed, but that’s really about it for the bad news. There was a TON of good news from last night, from referendums affecting millions to historic victories for women and minorities who are leading a new generation of leadership into Congress. Even though Beto didn’t win, plenty more liberals did. Here are the ten most encouraging results from last night’s elections.
1. Florida May Have Turned Blue
Despite heartbreaking losses for Andrew Gillum and Bill Nelson that were likely aided by voter suppression, a massively positive development on that front will change the dynamic for 2020. Over a million people who had their vote disenfranchised by Republicans gained the right to vote thanks to passage of Amendment 4.
Every Florida election seems to be 50.5% to 49.5%. Imagine what 1.4 million votes largely pointed in one direction will do to that dynamic.
2. Democrats Flipped Statehouses in Big States
As of this writing, the Colorado Senate, Minnesota House, New Hampshire House and Senate, New York Senate and Maine Senate flipped to the Dems with no comparable gains by Republicans. Democrats also broke supermajorities in the North Carolina House and Senate as well as the Oregon House. State level races always get forgotten on election nights, but from a policy perspective, America's federalist system allows for states to implement more immediately impactful policies than the federal government.
3. Four New Trifecta States
Speaking of immediately impactful policies, the Democrats have four new “trifectas”—states where they control the governor's office, House and Senate. Colorado, Illinois, New Mexico and New York are now under complete and total liberal rule. Also, Delaware protected their Democratic trifecta. Get creative, folks. We need big solutions to our big problems.
4. Kansas! Freaking Kansas!
Every political science major has had to read Thomas Frank's famed book, What's the Matter with Kansas?, a study how the Republican Party got poor white folks in Kansas to vote against their economic interests. Kansas is quite literally a case study for modern Republicanism, which is what made two results so shocking. First, an openly gay Native American woman, Sharice Davids, took down a GOP incumbent.
In Kansas!
Secondly, the architect of Trump's fraudulent “voter fraud commission,” Kris Kobach, got obliterated in Kansas' governor's race, losing shortly after polls closed. In Kansas!
5. Democracy Was Saved in North Carolina
The Electoral Integrity Project rates North Carolina as “not a democracy,” thanks to the last decade of pure authoritarian rule. More GOP authoritarianism was on the ballot last night, and the Democratic Party fought back and won.
Plus, two measures were defeated that were opposed by 5 former governors (including two Republicans) that could only be called an attempted coup by the N.C. GOP.The N.C. GOP has been locked into a power struggle with Gov. Cooper, passing bills to limit his power. The GOP put 2 constitutional amendments on the ballot this fall to shift appointment power for various positions, incl. judges, to legislature.
Both amendments just failed.
6. Trump's “Sanctuary City” Attack LostOregon, which is far more conservative than its deep blue presidential election reputation suggests, had a chance to give in to Trump's fearmongering. “Sanctuary city” laws exist because without them, officers would be able to profile people based on their immigration status, and you can imagine how easily that leads to racial profiling. It's literally the kind of thinking that leads to “papers, please.” Oregon said no, and vowed to protect immigrants from this kind of discrimination.
7. Immigration Hardliners LostNeo-confederate Minnesotan Corey Stewart lost his race in Virginia as soon as polls closed. Ditto for Lou Barletta in Pennsylvania. Dave Brat, who took out former GOP House Leader Eric Cantor, lost his reelection bid in Virginia too. Kris Kobach lost by ten in Kansas. Kansas!
The only high-profile immigration hardliner to score a victory last night was Ron DeSantis in Florida, but as GOP flack Liz Mair wrote last night:
De Santis— who should have been a lay-up winner— looks like he's only just going to eke out a win. That's pretty bad news, actually, and indicates that he wasn't as strong a candidate as many people apparently thought.
It's hard not to hone in on De Santis' immigration positioning in a fairly heavily Hispanic state, in which he was running as someone heavily aligned with the President, who basically went on a warpath over immigration in the last 2 weeks of the campaign.
8. Michigan Created a Template for Restoring Voting Rights
This is, as we say in the business, a big freaking deal. Voting in America is unnecessarily difficult, as every instance of long lines is indicative of politicians doing what they can to restrict people's vote in order to protect their spot. Michigan passed a wealth of reforms that instantly changed the dynamic in the state, and it should be used as a model going forward.
9. Red States Voted for Expanded Health CareIf the Democratic elite doesn't get behind Medicare for All, then they're completely hopeless. How many more messages do you need that expanded health care coverage is a truly bipartisan, popular policy?
10. They Took Control of the House
I feel like this point is getting lost a bit in the dour mood about the possible stolen elections in Georgia and Florida and Beto's loss: the Democrats control part of the federal government now. They have power. Real, tangible, usablepower. Sure, they're not going to be able to get any liberal legislation passed, but they have other forms of power, and they have already pledged to use it.
This is a bright new day. We didn’t get everything we wanted. But it was a good night that demonstrated an immense amount of public enthusiasm to oppose Trump’s agenda, and we gained victories that we can build upon for 2020.
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Yes.Halifax2TheMax said:
The only Team Trump Treason slam I saw was the repub governor candidate be called a “Trump number one fan boy.” Everything else was education, access to it, the environment and healthcare. And the discrimination against LGBT community in employment ballot was rejected in MA. I’ve got the new dem slogan ready if you want to hear it?dignin said:The 10 Most Hopeful Results for the Democrats From Last Night’s Midterm Elections
Holy cow, was that a good night. I know it may not seem like it, because the most well-known candidates lost, the Senate was a GOP rout (as predicted) and Georgia and Florida disappointed, but that’s really about it for the bad news. There was a TON of good news from last night, from referendums affecting millions to historic victories for women and minorities who are leading a new generation of leadership into Congress. Even though Beto didn’t win, plenty more liberals did. Here are the ten most encouraging results from last night’s elections.
1. Florida May Have Turned Blue
Despite heartbreaking losses for Andrew Gillum and Bill Nelson that were likely aided by voter suppression, a massively positive development on that front will change the dynamic for 2020. Over a million people who had their vote disenfranchised by Republicans gained the right to vote thanks to passage of Amendment 4.
Every Florida election seems to be 50.5% to 49.5%. Imagine what 1.4 million votes largely pointed in one direction will do to that dynamic.
2. Democrats Flipped Statehouses in Big States
As of this writing, the Colorado Senate, Minnesota House, New Hampshire House and Senate, New York Senate and Maine Senate flipped to the Dems with no comparable gains by Republicans. Democrats also broke supermajorities in the North Carolina House and Senate as well as the Oregon House. State level races always get forgotten on election nights, but from a policy perspective, America's federalist system allows for states to implement more immediately impactful policies than the federal government.
3. Four New Trifecta States
Speaking of immediately impactful policies, the Democrats have four new “trifectas”—states where they control the governor's office, House and Senate. Colorado, Illinois, New Mexico and New York are now under complete and total liberal rule. Also, Delaware protected their Democratic trifecta. Get creative, folks. We need big solutions to our big problems.
4. Kansas! Freaking Kansas!
Every political science major has had to read Thomas Frank's famed book, What's the Matter with Kansas?, a study how the Republican Party got poor white folks in Kansas to vote against their economic interests. Kansas is quite literally a case study for modern Republicanism, which is what made two results so shocking. First, an openly gay Native American woman, Sharice Davids, took down a GOP incumbent.
In Kansas!
Secondly, the architect of Trump's fraudulent “voter fraud commission,” Kris Kobach, got obliterated in Kansas' governor's race, losing shortly after polls closed. In Kansas!
5. Democracy Was Saved in North Carolina
The Electoral Integrity Project rates North Carolina as “not a democracy,” thanks to the last decade of pure authoritarian rule. More GOP authoritarianism was on the ballot last night, and the Democratic Party fought back and won.
Plus, two measures were defeated that were opposed by 5 former governors (including two Republicans) that could only be called an attempted coup by the N.C. GOP.The N.C. GOP has been locked into a power struggle with Gov. Cooper, passing bills to limit his power. The GOP put 2 constitutional amendments on the ballot this fall to shift appointment power for various positions, incl. judges, to legislature.
Both amendments just failed.
6. Trump's “Sanctuary City” Attack LostOregon, which is far more conservative than its deep blue presidential election reputation suggests, had a chance to give in to Trump's fearmongering. “Sanctuary city” laws exist because without them, officers would be able to profile people based on their immigration status, and you can imagine how easily that leads to racial profiling. It's literally the kind of thinking that leads to “papers, please.” Oregon said no, and vowed to protect immigrants from this kind of discrimination.
7. Immigration Hardliners LostNeo-confederate Minnesotan Corey Stewart lost his race in Virginia as soon as polls closed. Ditto for Lou Barletta in Pennsylvania. Dave Brat, who took out former GOP House Leader Eric Cantor, lost his reelection bid in Virginia too. Kris Kobach lost by ten in Kansas. Kansas!
The only high-profile immigration hardliner to score a victory last night was Ron DeSantis in Florida, but as GOP flack Liz Mair wrote last night:
De Santis— who should have been a lay-up winner— looks like he's only just going to eke out a win. That's pretty bad news, actually, and indicates that he wasn't as strong a candidate as many people apparently thought.
It's hard not to hone in on De Santis' immigration positioning in a fairly heavily Hispanic state, in which he was running as someone heavily aligned with the President, who basically went on a warpath over immigration in the last 2 weeks of the campaign.
8. Michigan Created a Template for Restoring Voting Rights
This is, as we say in the business, a big freaking deal. Voting in America is unnecessarily difficult, as every instance of long lines is indicative of politicians doing what they can to restrict people's vote in order to protect their spot. Michigan passed a wealth of reforms that instantly changed the dynamic in the state, and it should be used as a model going forward.
9. Red States Voted for Expanded Health CareIf the Democratic elite doesn't get behind Medicare for All, then they're completely hopeless. How many more messages do you need that expanded health care coverage is a truly bipartisan, popular policy?
10. They Took Control of the House
I feel like this point is getting lost a bit in the dour mood about the possible stolen elections in Georgia and Florida and Beto's loss: the Democrats control part of the federal government now. They have power. Real, tangible, usablepower. Sure, they're not going to be able to get any liberal legislation passed, but they have other forms of power, and they have already pledged to use it.
This is a bright new day. We didn’t get everything we wanted. But it was a good night that demonstrated an immense amount of public enthusiasm to oppose Trump’s agenda, and we gained victories that we can build upon for 2020.
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Ok so Whitaker can fire Muller that would be insane if he tries to starve the Muller investigation budget he would have to answer to the house & senate as to why he’s refusing to fund it ...Post edited by josevolution onjesus greets me looks just like me ....0
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How is this even possible?
White House pulls CNN's Jim Acosta's pass after contentious news conference
https://www.cnn.com/2018/11/07/media/trump-cnn-press-conference/index.html
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No way. It works. It's a well-proven tactic, and the longer you dig into it the better it works.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
Hilarious.Thoughts_Arrive said:
For so many reasons.
And 'fake news' is getting old. It was cute for a while, but it's old now. Even the dumbest dummies that think he's awesome are kind of scratching their pea brains and tilting their heads to their sides when he tosses that one out there when he's under fire. He's going to have to come up with a new 'go to'.
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And posters here and the repub voters that support Team Trump Treason think he’s “tough?” He can’t answer a question about his administration, never mind personally fire someone. What a total wuss. Who here is proud of Team Trump Treason?dignin said:How is this even possible?White House pulls CNN's Jim Acosta's pass after contentious news conference
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dignin said:How is this even possible?
White House pulls CNN's Jim Acosta's pass after contentious news conference
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A real standup guy, really. Can totally relate to the average American. No, really. He’s just like you and me. Really, he is. And so is Team Trump Treason.
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I keep saying it, but the entire press corps should refuse to cover Trump in support of a fellow journalist. It isn't like any 'real news' comes from any arm of the WH. And the press has been denigrated so much that it is time that they refuse to cover the WH, even in gaggles. Or send interns if they must send anyone.Smellyman said:dignin said:How is this even possible?White House pulls CNN's Jim Acosta's pass after contentious news conference
https://www.cnn.com/2018/11/07/media/trump-cnn-press-conference/index.htmlfascism
CNN had 2 pipebombs sent to their work places. It's time to stop covering the damn rallies too. We know what bs is being said. Send a single person into the crowd with a smartphone and refuse to be penned up and abused.
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I’m unsure who is more delusional. Trump who claimed victory when losing the house or those here claiming a democrat blue wave when they lost seats in the senate and lost Florida, Ohio and Texas despite all that $. And now they think Beto is the next presidential Hope! Oh my.hippiemom = goodness0
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Since the Dems didn’t anticipate winning the senate, I’d venture a guess and say the president?cincybearcat said:I’m unsure who is more delusional. Trump who claimed victory when losing the house or those here claiming a democrat blue wave when they lost seats in the senate and lost Florida, Ohio and Texas despite all that $. And now they think Beto is the next presidential Hope! Oh my.www.myspace.com0 -
I’m thinking it’s pretty equal between trump and the Canadians on this boardThe Juggler said:
Since the Dems didn’t anticipate winning the senate, I’d venture a guess and say the president?cincybearcat said:I’m unsure who is more delusional. Trump who claimed victory when losing the house or those here claiming a democrat blue wave when they lost seats in the senate and lost Florida, Ohio and Texas despite all that $. And now they think Beto is the next presidential Hope! Oh my.hippiemom = goodness0
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