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If you comply with a subpoena and testify truthfully under oath, you're conspiring in a plot against the president. If only he lied, then he'd be a great guy like Paul Manafort or Roger Stone.
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If you comply with a subpoena and testify truthfully under oath, you're conspiring in a plot against the president. If only he lied, then he'd be a great guy like Paul Manafort or Roger Stone.
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Loud and wrong champ. I’m all about who can beat Trump, that’s all that matters to me. That’s why I’m quick tell anybody to stop wasting their time with Bernie Sanders cause he doesn’t stand a chance in hell.
Also Bernie Sanders has no black support which is another reason why he is going to lose. With that being said you have to decide if you want to be with the black community-Red- or if you want to be against us. You have some decisions to make champ. Choose wisely.
Like I said, I'm here for all of this
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Hilarious. Yet another white male conservative/libertarian that doesn’t agree with what I say..... I’m not surprised. I don’t support racism of any kind at all, and I certainly don’t have a problem calling out racism or those that support racism.......which is where you come into play champ. I’ve seen enough of your posts from the past to know where you stand.
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You support and cheer on Bernie Sanders. You are in NO position to say, question, or speak anything black related champ. You made the wrong decision just now......but at least we know where you stand. Even if it’s on shakey ground.
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I don't even fw this country like that but imagine signing up to put your life on the line for this country, building a career around basically being a patriot then having a draft dodging imbecile bring that to the end because of his own corruption. Not even white lives are protected from white supremacy's reach. Rough man.
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The man who speaks in only cliches. The man who has no political analysis besides cheap identity politics. The man who makes universal claims about black people but who has rarely offered anything insightful about the complexity of black politics. The man barking for Biden. The man who can’t even distinguish between libertarians, socialists, conservatives, and liberals.
Go read a freakin book. And be sure to knock on some doors. Your boy Biden is in need.
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Nothing about Biden's campaign or his ideas are even remotely interesting. His whole plan rests on "electability" because he was the cool black guy's VP, but he's on his way to losing 3 states in a row and is losing ground on the black vote in the Carolinas. Biden's time is up, which is blatantly obvious because Obama hasn't even endorsed him.
Bless him for everything he's gone thru and the work he did as VP, but he'll be out of this race by April.
Bless him for everything he's gone thru and the work he did as VP, but he'll be out of this race by April.
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Who is picking up these votes? Genuinely curious because I wasn’t aware of this.
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Apparently Bernie, Steyer, and....wait for it, Bloomberg
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You're not wrong there, king.
However, I am surprised you didn't take aim at the fact that I'm a blue blooded WASP who wants to do anarcho-communism. The jokes write themselves.
"you want to abolish the value form? try making a salad dressing that tastes good first. Baby steps."
"Your people already put people on the plantation, now you want to put them on gulags? C'mon, champ."
"Will you name your new work camp-gypsum mine-cities after kids on your cul du sac. Prestongrad, Aidengrad and Huntergrad don't sound nearly as good as Leningrad or Stalingrad"
"you know after your perfect communist state has its first financial crisis you guys can't ask your parents for more money because you killed them backduring the revolution"
"You think you're Vasilly Zeitsev but you're not even that **** Danalov, you're more like Boris from Goldeneye"
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I hate Pete Buttigieg and the sooner we knock that rat out of the race, the better.
I do, however, have a modicum of sympathy for him. I know what it's like to be a college brat. You got to sit through one of your parent's boring lectures, you're nine years old and your gameboy is low on batteries.
You spend your time around money. Your parent's class is full of rich kids who are using their classes as a spring board to more riches. You go to those faculty parties and the University President is showing up in luxury cars. If your parents is a college professor, your grandparents may have lots of money (a PhD is easier when its subsidized by generational wealth). Alternatively, they don't have much money and you see all the education that your parents have and while they are comfortable, you gotta go get your own wealth.
Pete is in the latter group and i was in the former group. When you are so close to money, real money, I understand the temptation to use your professor parent's modest wealth and powerful social capital to get into a great school and join the 1%. Your parent may teach about Marx but your professor parent's citations won't ensure your future so you try to get rich. You see the dumb guys in your parent' class and you realize that you have more merit.
When you know that generational wealth is coming your way, it is much easier to be principled and try to follow in your professor parent's footsteps. Not only that, you try to go more left than your parent. If your parent was liberal, you try to become a marxist. If your dad was a marxist and you're not an heir to any fortune, I can see why one would decide that one should join the Nation'd economic elite. When your Dads students, the President of his University and the donors are, why not you?
Buttigieg is still awful but I can see why he did what he did. It's up to the Democratic electorate to banish Buttigieg from politics and let him spend the rest of his life doing management consulting.
I do, however, have a modicum of sympathy for him. I know what it's like to be a college brat. You got to sit through one of your parent's boring lectures, you're nine years old and your gameboy is low on batteries.
You spend your time around money. Your parent's class is full of rich kids who are using their classes as a spring board to more riches. You go to those faculty parties and the University President is showing up in luxury cars. If your parents is a college professor, your grandparents may have lots of money (a PhD is easier when its subsidized by generational wealth). Alternatively, they don't have much money and you see all the education that your parents have and while they are comfortable, you gotta go get your own wealth.
Pete is in the latter group and i was in the former group. When you are so close to money, real money, I understand the temptation to use your professor parent's modest wealth and powerful social capital to get into a great school and join the 1%. Your parent may teach about Marx but your professor parent's citations won't ensure your future so you try to get rich. You see the dumb guys in your parent' class and you realize that you have more merit.
When you know that generational wealth is coming your way, it is much easier to be principled and try to follow in your professor parent's footsteps. Not only that, you try to go more left than your parent. If your parent was liberal, you try to become a marxist. If your dad was a marxist and you're not an heir to any fortune, I can see why one would decide that one should join the Nation'd economic elite. When your Dads students, the President of his University and the donors are, why not you?
Buttigieg is still awful but I can see why he did what he did. It's up to the Democratic electorate to banish Buttigieg from politics and let him spend the rest of his life doing management consulting.
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Is Deval Patrick going to do anything to be competitive...? Why is he even running?
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If/when Biden fizzles out, then I think he’ll have a path as an alternative to Mayor Pete. Because the other options are billionaire Bloomberg or Sanders. Deval Patrick might be an easier sell to the party. If Pete keeps out-performing expectations tho, then I think Patrick fizzles out because he won’t have enough money to continue.
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GOP making folks lose their minds
www.nbcnews.com
Florida man arrested after van driven through GOP voter registration tent
The Republican Party of Duval County said the driver "intentionally targeted" volunteers who were registering voters.
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Banishing Pete from politics is an horrible idea. The Dems still need bench to run Senate and Governor races. Hell it would be better if Pete got a cabinet position and moved to a purple state.
Plus he is still young so he can learn from this run and do better next time.
I want him to lose spectacularly, for lots of reasons, but I am not comfortable with him being dismissed because of some purity test based on his actions in his 20s. Especially since him going to Iraq kinda undercuts your analysis of dude.
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As always these fools be projecting.
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I'm here for a bunch of old, ignorant *** Trump voters getting their benefits cut. I'm tired of watching people vote against their own interests
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at "conservative/libertarian."
