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Bruh, wtf...
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It’s too bad there aren’t a couple billionaires that could pour money into senate races.The best choices from an electoral standpoint are probably Sherrie Brown (Ohio) and Tammy Baldwin (Wisconsin). If he locks up either of those two states, Trump is probably ****ed. But he can't pick them, because if he does those Senate seats are probably gone.
Bruh, wtf...
"Billy Never Idles"
He will probably pick a running mate before the convention. He is in a weird spot because he has to pick on whether he wants to balance the ticket ideologically or demographically. I don't know which way he is gonna go given his unique appeal.
He really just needs to not make a stupid choice.
Bruh, wtf...
The combination is striking. McEntee, who's only 29, used to be the president's personal assistant, as part of a job known as Trump's "body man." His career was cut short in 2018, when then-White House Chief of Staff John Kelly reportedly fired McEntee -- by some accounts because he was facing a federal investigation over unspecified "serious financial crimes." The Wall Street Journal reported soon after on McEntee's alleged gambling issues, complicated by the apparent fact that he couldn't pass a background check.
Nevertheless, McEntee is now back at the White House, serving as the new director of the Office of Presidential Personnel, making him responsible for hiring and vetting applicants for thousands of executive-branch positions. McEntee also reportedly is playing a central role in a White House loyalty "purge," in which officials are subjected to political scrutiny and those deemed insufficiently pro-Trump face transfers or dismissals.
Ted Cruz is really going to sit here and act like Republicans give a **** about poor people while constantly trying to cut SS and medicare and call democrats "socialists" for trying to give healthcare to everyone, huh?
Are Trump supporters blaming coronavirus on da Deep State?
what in the blue hell
If Bernie chose Kamala and they went on to win the White House, that would provide me with months of material to hit Deuce with
But since the universe has never been that good to me, I doubt this scenario will play out.
What I really want to see is employees coughing on the boss because they don't have paid sick leave.Coronavirus is scary as can be and perhaps the terror that middle and upper middle class Americans feel will cause them to have some understanding of how risky life is for poor people all the time.
It's crazy because the more money I've made the more relaxed my job has become. I didn't go into the office today because I had to handle some car ****. I just logged on from home once I had a chance. It's insane we don't afford the same luxuries to everyone. Your life shouldn't have to revolve around your job.When we hear about a pandemic of potential pandemic in America, it feels scarier than it actually is because the bourgeoisie media gives each death and potential death exponentially more attention than the deaths and potential deaths caused by routine, slow, structural violence.
People in the global south are supposed to die of mosquito borne illness, Yemenis are supposed to die of starvation, homeless people on the streets of the US are supposed to die of exposure, Medicaid recipients are supposed to die from cancer that wasn’t detected in time.
Meanwhile, place crashes, pandemics and school shootings, which are unpredictable and are randomly distributed or skew toward the more affluent, are treated as a real crisis by the bourgeoisie press.
Coronavirus is scary as can be and perhaps the terror that middle and upper middle class Americans feel will cause them to have some understanding of how risky life is for poor people all the time.
This reminds me of strongest rhetorical reframings of hegemonic, capitalist “common sense” that I’ve ever seen,
MSNBC's Harris-Perry Snaps: "I Am Sick Of The Idea That Being Wealthy Is Risky"
âWhat is riskier than living poor in America? Seriously! What in the world is riskier than being a poor person in America? I live in a neighborhood where people are shot on my street corner. I live in a neighborhood where people have to figure out how to get their kid into school because maybe...www77.realclearpolitics.com