That dude is sharp. That's the exact discussion that needs to be on Fox News. Right wingers are too used to hearing one side of the issue and left wingers are not good at describing their positions.
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That dude is sharp. That's the exact discussion that needs to be on Fox News. Right wingers are too used to hearing one side of the issue and left wingers are not good at describing their positions.
I agree and like Pete Buddha but I don’t think “middle America” is ready for a First Gentleman of either gender POTUS. But Pete is articulate and possesses the ability to communicate complex issues so knuckleheads can understand. I’m afraid they won’t give him the chance or listen to him because of his sexuality. A shame really.
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I have one thing to say about/to the blunders and gaffes coalition. . Covfefe
I will vote for Joe Biden for his experience and I believe he can do a lot towards righting this ship. His VP choice will be important to me also... because of his age but also for a younger POV and advice. Anyway, that's where I am right now. Have a great weekend, all.
I have one thing to say about/to the blunders and gaffes coalition. . Covfefe
I will vote for Joe Biden for his experience and I believe he can do a lot towards righting this ship. His VP choice will be important to me also... because of his age but also for a younger POV and advice. Anyway, that's where I am right now. Have a great weekend, all.
watched part of Joe Rogan's podcast last night Bernie Sanders. God that guy needs some personality. he sounded like a low talking old curmudgeonish college professor. pretty hard to win the presidency or even the nom when your personality is flat lined.
but he used his inside voice. was a nice change of pace. I dont like being yelled at .....
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watched part of Joe Rogan's podcast last night Bernie Sanders. God that guy needs some personality. he sounded like a low talking old curmudgeonish college professor. pretty hard to win the presidency or even the nom when your personality is flat lined.
Naw... not true. The warmth can not be missed.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
“You don’t have to do this, Joe, you really don’t,” Obama told Biden earlier this year, according to a Times source, prior to the former senator jumping into the crowded Democratic primary field. According to the Times, “Mr. Biden — who thinks he could have defeated Donald Trump four years ago — responded by telling Mr. Obama he could never forgive himself if he turned down a second shot at Mr. Trump.”
The Times also reported that Obama met with top Biden advisers in March and, according to the sources, requested that the ex-veep’s team do what they can so that Biden does not “embarrass himself” or “damage his legacy.”
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"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
That would be my preferred ticket. I suggested it here after the last debate and most disagreed and thought Harris would be a better running-mate for Biden (or at least a more probable running-mate). I don't like Harris so I hope that's not the case. I do like Pete though. And him versus Pence in a debate would be awesome. The two guys couldn't be more different, and there's a history between them from Indiana politics.
All of the talk about who is "electable" and "who is America ready for" really disturbs me. When I go into the voting booth, I think about whom my conscience can support as POTUS. Who best represents my values? Who is best equipped to address the issues I care about? I'm not ready to answer thst question yet, nor do I even know yet who will be on my ballot in my state. I can love whomever I want as a current candidate but if she/he can't get on my state's ballot, my feelings won't matter in late winter/spring 2020.
So far I admire, in no particular order: 1. The experience and good heart of Joe Biden 2. The tenacity and the brains of Kamala Harris 3. The passionate scrappiness of Elizabeth Warren. 4. The genuine character and policy chops of Pete Buttigieg 5. The practicality of John Delaney 6. The philosophical underpinnings of Marianne Williamson 7. The fire of Beto O'Rourke whom i predict will see a post El Paso bump 8. The foreign policy of Hawaiian girl
I just don't know yet. We'll see next Februsru (March?) who's on my state's ballot. all.t I'm betting on these 25% with more weight going to some than others, for sure.
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All of the talk about who is "electable" and "who is America ready for" really disturbs me. When I go into the voting booth, I think about whom my conscience can support as POTUS. Who best represents my values? Who is best equipped to address the issues I care about? I'm not ready to answer thst question yet, nor do I even know yet who will be on my ballot in my state. I can love whomever I want as a current candidate but if she/he can't get on my state's ballot, my feelings won't matter in late winter/spring 2020.
So far I admire, in no particular order: 1. The experience and good heart of Joe Biden 2. The tenacity and the brains of Kamala Harris 3. The passionate scrappiness of Elizabeth Warren. 4. The genuine character and policy chops of Pete Buttigieg 5. The practicality of John Delaney 6. The philosophical underpinnings of Marianne Williamson 7. The fire of Beto O'Rourke whom i predict will see a post El Paso bump 8. The foreign policy of Hawaiian girl
I just don't know yet. We'll see next Februsru (March?) who's on my state's ballot. all.t I'm betting on these 25% with more weight going to some than others, for sure.
Hawaiian girl? afford her the respect she's earned to learn her name. Tulsi Gabbard
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All of the talk about who is "electable" and "who is America ready for" really disturbs me. When I go into the voting booth, I think about whom my conscience can support as POTUS. Who best represents my values? Who is best equipped to address the issues I care about? I'm not ready to answer thst question yet, nor do I even know yet who will be on my ballot in my state. I can love whomever I want as a current candidate but if she/he can't get on my state's ballot, my feelings won't matter in late winter/spring 2020.
So far I admire, in no particular order: 1. The experience and good heart of Joe Biden 2. The tenacity and the brains of Kamala Harris 3. The passionate scrappiness of Elizabeth Warren. 4. The genuine character and policy chops of Pete Buttigieg 5. The practicality of John Delaney 6. The philosophical underpinnings of Marianne Williamson 7. The fire of Beto O'Rourke whom i predict will see a post El Paso bump 8. The foreign policy of Hawaiian girl
I just don't know yet. We'll see next Februsru (March?) who's on my state's ballot. all.t I'm betting on these 25% with more weight going to some than others, for sure.
Hawaiian girl? afford her the respect she's earned to learn her name. Tulsi Gabbard
All of the talk about who is "electable" and "who is America ready for" really disturbs me. When I go into the voting booth, I think about whom my conscience can support as POTUS. Who best represents my values? Who is best equipped to address the issues I care about? I'm not ready to answer thst question yet, nor do I even know yet who will be on my ballot in my state. I can love whomever I want as a current candidate but if she/he can't get on my state's ballot, my feelings won't matter in late winter/spring 2020.
So far I admire, in no particular order: 1. The experience and good heart of Joe Biden 2. The tenacity and the brains of Kamala Harris 3. The passionate scrappiness of Elizabeth Warren. 4. The genuine character and policy chops of Pete Buttigieg 5. The practicality of John Delaney 6. The philosophical underpinnings of Marianne Williamson 7. The fire of Beto O'Rourke whom i predict will see a post El Paso bump 8. The foreign policy of Hawaiian girl
I just don't know yet. We'll see next Februsru (March?) who's on my state's ballot. all.t I'm betting on these 25% with more weight going to some than others, for sure.
Hawaiian girl? afford her the respect she's earned to learn her name. Tulsi Gabbard
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
Sen. Bernard Sanders‘ top advisers on Monday said he had become the Rodney Dangerfield of the 2020 Democratic race: He doesn’t get any respect.
They accused major news outlets of ignoring Mr. Sanders‘ postdebate surge and instead peddled stories that his campaign is waning.
“The headlines that Bernie’s campaign is in free fall or is falling apart could not be further from the truth,” Sanders campaign pollster Ben Tulchin said in a conference call with reporters.
All of the talk about who is "electable" and "who is America ready for" really disturbs me. When I go into the voting booth, I think about whom my conscience can support as POTUS. Who best represents my values? Who is best equipped to address the issues I care about? I'm not ready to answer thst question yet, nor do I even know yet who will be on my ballot in my state. I can love whomever I want as a current candidate but if she/he can't get on my state's ballot, my feelings won't matter in late winter/spring 2020.
So far I admire, in no particular order: 1. The experience and good heart of Joe Biden 2. The tenacity and the brains of Kamala Harris 3. The passionate scrappiness of Elizabeth Warren. 4. The genuine character and policy chops of Pete Buttigieg 5. The practicality of John Delaney 6. The philosophical underpinnings of Marianne Williamson 7. The fire of Beto O'Rourke whom i predict will see a post El Paso bump 8. The foreign policy of Hawaiian girl
I just don't know yet. We'll see next Februsru (March?) who's on my state's ballot. all.t I'm betting on these 25% with more weight going to some than others, for sure.
Hawaiian girl? afford her the respect she's earned to learn her name. Tulsi Gabbard
Thank you for helping me remember her name. At 3 in the morning after a bottle of wine I was having a little trouble with the fog . . . and apparently typing was a challenge too. Calm down. I meant no disrespect.
Sen. Bernard Sanders‘ top advisers on Monday said he had become the Rodney Dangerfield of the 2020 Democratic race: He doesn’t get any respect.
They accused major news outlets of ignoring Mr. Sanders‘ postdebate surge and instead peddled stories that his campaign is waning.
“The headlines that Bernie’s campaign is in free fall or is falling apart could not be further from the truth,” Sanders campaign pollster Ben Tulchin said in a conference call with reporters.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
All of the talk about who is "electable" and "who is America ready for" really disturbs me. When I go into the voting booth, I think about whom my conscience can support as POTUS. Who best represents my values? Who is best equipped to address the issues I care about? I'm not ready to answer thst question yet, nor do I even know yet who will be on my ballot in my state. I can love whomever I want as a current candidate but if she/he can't get on my state's ballot, my feelings won't matter in late winter/spring 2020.
So far I admire, in no particular order: 1. The experience and good heart of Joe Biden 2. The tenacity and the brains of Kamala Harris 3. The passionate scrappiness of Elizabeth Warren. 4. The genuine character and policy chops of Pete Buttigieg 5. The practicality of John Delaney 6. The philosophical underpinnings of Marianne Williamson 7. The fire of Beto O'Rourke whom i predict will see a post El Paso bump 8. The foreign policy of Hawaiian girl
I just don't know yet. We'll see next Februsru (March?) who's on my state's ballot. all.t I'm betting on these 25% with more weight going to some than others, for sure.
Hawaiian girl? afford her the respect she's earned to learn her name. Tulsi Gabbard
I think Tulsi is a candidate for VP. I don't know enough about her as to whether she has the depth of understanding of issues yet. I just haven't seen enough. She would need some serious vetting.
I think Tulsi is a candidate for VP. I don't know enough about her as to whether she has the depth of understanding of issues yet. I just haven't seen enough. She would need some serious vetting.
Depth of issues lol. That sounds so old world, pre trump universe.
I think Tulsi is a candidate for VP. I don't know enough about her as to whether she has the depth of understanding of issues yet. I just haven't seen enough. She would need some serious vetting.
Depth of issues lol. That sounds so old world, pre trump universe.
The next time someone calls Marianne Williamson the spirit rock lady instead of using her name, I'll remember to get outraged.
She has no chance at all of becoming president in 2020 but I sure do like here. She's smart, compassionate, committed to her beliefs and I think it's cool that she adds some good soulful spirituality to the mix. Much respect for her.
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
The next time someone calls Marianne Williamson the spirit rock lady instead of using her name, I'll remember to get outraged.
She has no chance at all of becoming president in 2020 but I sure do like here. She's smart, compassionate, committed to her beliefs and I think it's cool that she adds some good soulful spirituality to the mix. Much respect for her.
Presidential candidate Marianne Williamson told AIDS patients that sickness is ‘an illusion’
Halting excessive sentencing "with the goal of cutting the incarcerated population in half";
Transformation of policing by ensuring oversight and accountability for law enforcement, banning use facial recognition software by law enforcement, and ending "programs that provide military equipment to local police";
Abolishing the death penalty;
Legalization of marijuana and erasure of past marijuana convictions; and
An end to the criminalization of addiction by funding adequate treatment for those addicted to opioids.
The next time someone calls Marianne Williamson the spirit rock lady instead of using her name, I'll remember to get outraged.
She has no chance at all of becoming president in 2020 but I sure do like here. She's smart, compassionate, committed to her beliefs and I think it's cool that she adds some good soulful spirituality to the mix. Much respect for her.
Presidential candidate Marianne Williamson told AIDS patients that sickness is ‘an illusion’
That was a rather dumb thing for her to say but I believe that statement was made in 1980. Also, she has a large amount of support from the LGBTQ community.
Anyway, I think I'm done with forums for the day. It seems like here and elsewhere a lot of people ares in a contentious mood. Say one thing, someone else refutes it. It's not just about you S_C, it's all over the internet today. I know it's the norm for on-line forums, but today I have no desire for it.
Have a nice Sunday all, I'm outta here.
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
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Covfefe
I will vote for Joe Biden for his experience and I believe he can do a lot towards righting this ship. His VP choice will be important to me also... because of his age but also for a younger POV and advice.
Anyway, that's where I am right now.
Have a great weekend, all.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
“You don’t have to do this, Joe, you really don’t,” Obama told Biden earlier this year, according to a Times source, prior to the former senator jumping into the crowded Democratic primary field. According to the Times, “Mr. Biden — who thinks he could have defeated Donald Trump four years ago — responded by telling Mr. Obama he could never forgive himself if he turned down a second shot at Mr. Trump.”
The Times also reported that Obama met with top Biden advisers in March and, according to the sources, requested that the ex-veep’s team do what they can so that Biden does not “embarrass himself” or “damage his legacy.”
Pearl Jam bootlegs:
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So far I admire, in no particular order:
1. The experience and good heart of Joe Biden
2. The tenacity and the brains of Kamala Harris
3. The passionate scrappiness of Elizabeth Warren.
4. The genuine character and policy chops of Pete Buttigieg
5. The practicality of John Delaney
6. The philosophical underpinnings of Marianne Williamson
7. The fire of Beto O'Rourke whom i predict will see a post El Paso bump
8. The foreign policy of Hawaiian girl
I just don't know yet. We'll see next Februsru (March?) who's on my state's ballot. all.t I'm betting on these 25% with more weight going to some than others, for sure.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
Maybe she hasn't deserved it:
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/tulsi-gabbard-homophobic-remarks_n_5c3a6030e4b01c93e00a5952
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
Sen. Bernard Sanders‘ top advisers on Monday said he had become the Rodney Dangerfield of the 2020 Democratic race: He doesn’t get any respect.
They accused major news outlets of ignoring Mr. Sanders‘ postdebate surge and instead peddled stories that his campaign is waning.
“The headlines that Bernie’s campaign is in free fall or is falling apart could not be further from the truth,” Sanders campaign pollster Ben Tulchin said in a conference call with reporters.
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2019/aug/12/sanders-campaign-bucks-bernie-write-claims-he-has-/Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
Joe/Tulsi 2020
I like the sound of that!
Depth of issues lol. That sounds so old world, pre trump universe.
POLLERCOASTER 2020: HOW TO WIN WISCONSIN
https://crooked.com/articles/pollercoaster-2020-wisconsin/
The poll referenced.
https://www.changeresearch.com/crooked-change-wisconsin-aug-2019
Interesting stuff in here.
Presidential candidate Marianne Williamson told AIDS patients that sickness is ‘an illusion’
https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2019/08/03/presidential-candidate-marianne-williamson-told-aids-patients-sickness-is-an-illusion/
Sanders Unveils Plan to End Cash Bail, Ban Private Prisons, and 'Fundamentally Transform' US Criminal Justice System
To remedy this dysfunctional and devastating system, Sanders' platform—detailed on his website—calls for:
https://www.commondreams.org/news/2019/08/18/sanders-unveils-plan-end-cash-bail-ban-private-prisons-and-fundamentally-transform
Sanders - at least trying to bring the US into the 21th century and inline with countries that actually work.