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Twitter is undefeated
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Twitter is undefeated
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El bloombito got us for the recap thoughI find it so hilarious that Bloomberg News twitter did no recap of last nights debate
- May 14, 2013
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16 minutes of fire black political discussion. On Bloomberg and the greater election.
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Yeahis this a true story?
Super nice about it too. Asked for permission and everything.The hard part was continuing my rant while she was grabbing handfuls
Apparently nothing gets da yambs moister than the word "proletariat". Who knew?
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Yeah
The hard part was continuing my rant while she was grabbing handfuls
Apparently nothing gets da yambs moister than the word "proletariat". Who knew?
Legendary. I know this was in NYC too. Impossible is nothing there, man. I remember a few years back hearing Uber Pool stories and just laughed them off. Until I took it
And this wasn’t eem in NYC. I’m in the city for work today and this story is making me want to stay the night 
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I didn’t assert that anyone was a better presidential candidate than anyone else.
I stated who had the most realistic shot at beating Trump, and that’s Bernie Sanders.
Being the best presidential candidate is clearly not enough to win the presidency. Booker, Harris and even Yang were better presidential candidates than Mike Bloomberg and they dropped out of the race.
I think Warren won the debate—and she had to. But, aside from Trump, Bernie benefited the most from the infighting.
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Voting for sanders this go around?
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I laid out this theory yesterday too. The existing record confirmed that the meeting took place and that Rohrabacher very likely made that offer but contamporaneous reporting also noted that Rohrabacher's outreach to the WH came after his meeting with Assange. He had a phone conversation with John Kelly and was later blocked from a WH meeting by Kelly. In the weeks after the meeting, Rohrabacher frequently complained in public that he wasn't getting access to the WH so he could talk to Trump about the pardon deal.
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The DOJ prosecutor who had to think of a new sentencing memorandum in just a day is now arguing to Judge Jackson that she should disregard elements of the revised memorandum.
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Highly unlikely
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Stone secures a minor win. Judge Jackson also noted there were some mitigating factors on 2 previous sentencing enhancements
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Any of the current Dem candidates you'd vote for instead of Trump?
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Another instance of the DOJ attorney arguing against the revised sentencing memorandum that he wrote at Barr's direction
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Probably not. But If I had to choose, probably Mayor Pete.
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Apparently when the candidates were leaving the stage, Biden told Bloomberg "Welcome to the Party".
Big up to Joe Smoke for paying homage to Pop, while jabbing Goonberg at the same time.
Big up to Joe Smoke for paying homage to Pop, while jabbing Goonberg at the same time.
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Typical Joe taking credit for someone else's accomplishments
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I'm just shocked at how woefully unprepared Bloomberg looked last night in spite of all the money spent and the fact that all of these attacks were easily telegraphed.
Like he knew he was going to be attacked on stop-and-frisk and all the sexual harassment lawsuits yet he still looked completely stunned blinded by them bumbling and stuttering
He would've probably been better off skipping the debate and just banking on his shock and awe media strategy,he got absolutely manhandled
Goon's body language was da equivalent of this
and of course,
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I’m pulling for whoever can beat Trump. So with that being said that EXCLUDES Bernie Sanders.
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Ninja so thirsty to talk politics he treating the Bernie thread like his own personal blog. Every page is like 15 of his post broken up with one from Timid here and there
**** is so sad
DA ECHO CHAMBER'S BOOMED COFFERS IN SHAMBLES, B?!
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COME GET YA CONSERVATIVES!!!
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Decisions decisions.........that’s a tough one champ. Might have to be a game time decision. Do I get the choice of a write-in candidate??......LOL.
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This is a good point. I think with the political winds in the party blowing back to the left pretty strongly in recent years, I agree with you in thinking it's basically a wrap for former prosecutors running for president. As recently as ten years ago (hell, maybe seven or eight), it was just fine to be a tough-on-crime Democrat. As recently as 15 years ago (or so), it was damn-near a requirement. Thankfully, for a variety of reasons, it is a different day.
I will say I could see the door being open to some of the prosecutors who have been elected in the past half-decade or so on robust reform platforms, to the extent that those platforms were or are carried out. But as far as just a traditional-style prosecutor, even a "good government" type like Harris or Klobuchar, it's a wrap.
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