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Quote from: curly on September 07, 2019, 05:20:37 PMQuote from: agrajag on September 07, 2019, 04:32:21 PMcan't click it blocked by fucking dave weigel on twitterwhat did you doI asked him to change his name to Dave Weasel
Quote from: agrajag on September 07, 2019, 04:32:21 PMcan't click it blocked by fucking dave weigel on twitterwhat did you do
can't click it blocked by fucking dave weigel on twitter
https://www.dailydot.com/layer8/howard-schultz-2020-not-running/?amp&tw=dd&__twitter_impression=trueQuoteHoward Schultz says he won't run for president because people were mean online
Howard Schultz says he won't run for president because people were mean online
Quote from: agrajag on September 07, 2019, 12:15:13 PMhttps://www.dailydot.com/layer8/howard-schultz-2020-not-running/?amp&tw=dd&__twitter_impression=trueQuoteHoward Schultz says he won't run for president because people were mean onlineOnline bullying redeemed.
She should have stood by it and pivoted to class-only socialism.
https://twitter.com/MattBruenig/status/1170318826547875840
Quote from: agrajag on September 07, 2019, 04:53:18 PMhttps://twitter.com/MattBruenig/status/1170318826547875840This is embarrassing.What is a fact even?
Kessler is a great-grandson of Jean Baptiste August Kessler, who was largely responsible for the growth and development of the Royal Dutch Shell (Shell Oil Company) and a grandson of Geldolph Adriaan Kessler, who helped create the Dutch steel industry.[61] He was born in Cincinnati, where his father, Adriaan Kessler, was an executive at Procter & Gamble, and he attended high school there and in Lexington, Kentucky. Kessler's mother, Else Bolotin, was a psychologist who in Lexington "helped women in that era of feminist awakening confront a society dominated by men."[62] Both of his parents were Dutch, and immigrated to the United States after marriage.[63]
Quote from: Mandark on September 07, 2019, 06:55:12 PMShe should have stood by it and pivoted to class-only socialism.Imagine a world where Kamala comes out in favor of saying distinguished mentally-challenged fellow and goes on Red Scare and filler transfers his tulsi lust onto her
What kind of people would kill so many in order to seemingly strengthen their bargaining position?
Billionaire Tom Steyer has qualified for the October Democratic primary debates, the eleventh candidate to do so.Steyer crossed the threshold Sunday, after receiving 2 percent in a CBS News/YouGov poll conducted in Nevada and released Sunday. To qualify for the debate, candidates need to get at least 2 percent in four polls approved by the Democratic National Committee and donations from 130,000 unique donors. Steyer had already gotten 2 percent in three previous polls, and has already hit the donor mark.Despite the new poll, Steyer won’t be in the September debate, which will take place this Thursday in Houston. However, Steyer will make his debut on either Oct. 15 or 16, when the next round of debates will be held. Steyer's qualification would expand the debates to two nights; the DNC has previously said it will not have more than 10 candidates on stage on one night.Ten candidates will debate this Thursday: Joe Biden, Cory Booker, Pete Buttigieg, Julián Castro, Kamala Harris, Amy Klobuchar, Beto O’Rourke, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Andrew Yang. All 10 automatically qualify for the October debate as well — unless they drop out.The Nevada poll was released as part of a series of surveys from CBS News in early battleground states. The television network also released polls in Iowa, South Carolina and New Hampshire. However, no candidate who has yet to qualify for the October debate received at least 2 percent in any of the early state polls.
Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore (R) on Wednesday said Rep. Ilhan Omar should go back to Somalia after the Minnesota Democrat called him a child molester while criticizing the Alabama GOP for seeking her expulsion from Congress. "I fully support the resolution of the Ala Rep Party asking Congress to expel Omar under Article 1 Section 5 of the US Constitution," Moore said in a statement in which he called the first-term congresswoman an "avowed muslim" and a "sworn enemy of Israel.""President Trump was right, she should go back to Somalia from whence she came," Moore added, referencing a "send her back" chant that a North Carolina rally crowd last month broke into as Trump targeted Omar, a Somali refugee who came to the U.S. with her family as a child.
Which of the following is an advocacy organization? One that lobbies Congress and state legislatures for legislative change, brings lawsuits and files amicus briefs? Or one that does none of these things and puts on programs designed to educate the public about legal questions, both controversial and simply interesting? Almost everyone would say the first. That is the American Bar Association. And almost no one would say the second. That is the Federalist Society.
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Bernie slay Nevada yaaaaaasLet's see the hoops resetera jumps through to explain why Warren can only win the whitest states
Rightist media is full of failed, bitter actors. Not really a surprise. They didn't make it because they have no talent. Not because they were conservative.
https://twitter.com/thedailybeast/status/1170857548624343040no more private property in 2020 let's gooooooo
Quote from: Brehvolution on September 09, 2019, 09:41:14 AMRightist media is full of failed, bitter actors. Not really a surprise. They didn't make it because they have no talent. Not because they were conservative.But do they have no talent because they're conservative, or are they conservative because they have no talent?
STEHEKIN, Wash. — Deep in the Washington state wilderness, a highly paid political consultant is raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars from U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s presidential campaign.It’s the kind of money usually spent on national name-brand political operatives with bustling offices and large staffs based in Washington, D.C., or New York.But few people in the business have ever heard of Kris Robinson, the owner of Northwest Digital, a web design and internet marketing firm working for Gabbard’s campaign. His company address is a PO box here in Stehekin, a remote village in the Northern Cascades mountains that’s famous for its isolation.Cell phone service is non-existent and there are no roads in. Visitors travel mostly via ferry, which each day makes a run up Lake Chelan, a 55-mile journey that can take up to four hours. Other options include horse, foot and floatplane.
Yet in the first six months of 2019, federal campaign finance records show Gabbard paid Robinson and his company more than $259,000.A second-tier candidate in a shrinking but still large field of Democrats seeking to oust Republican President Donald Trump, Gabbard did not qualify for the September debates.Robinson is one of her top vendors. The only companies receiving more money in the first half of 2019 were Google, for internet advertising, and Revolution Messaging, a well-known digital firm in Washington, D.C., that ran U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders’ 2016 presidential primary campaign against Hillary Clinton.Revolution Messaging and Gabbard parted ways shortly after she announced her candidacy. It was part of a larger shake-up that also saw her then-campaign manager walk away.While turnover and dysfunction have been hallmarks of Gabbard’s congressional career and, now, her presidential campaign, Robinson has been a near constant in her political orbit.Like her, he has ties to an obscure religious sect called the Science of Identity Foundation that’s based in Kailua and run by a reclusive guru whose devotees have displayed political ambitions.
Federal Election Commission records show that between 2013 and 2019 Gabbard’s congressional and presidential campaigns have paid out more than $531,000 to Robinson, Honu Creative and Northwest Digital.He and his companies have never worked for another politician, records show.That lack of a political resume makes Robinson stick out, particularly among other top dollar pollsters, vendors and consultants working in high stakes presidential politics.
Gabbard and her campaign staff have refused to talk about Robinson and what specifically he has done to earn hundreds of thousands of dollars, especially how effective he can really be on a presidential campaign while living and working in a remote Pacific Northwest village.Robinson also refused to talk to Civil Beat, even after Civil Beat travelled to Stehekin in an attempt to reach him at his home, which is the same cabin he uses to run Northwest Digital using a small satellite dish in the backyard.Civil Beat used FEC data, property records, business licenses, websites — some of which have been deleted and partially scrubbed from the internet — and social media accounts to try to figure out who Robinson is and what he does.FEC records filed by the Gabbard campaign describe briefly that his work for her involves marketing, internet advertising, website and digital management and polling. The records show he’s also been paid to do social media.But beyond his work for Gabbard, Robinson, who is Australian, does not appear to have any background in politics or digital advertising.He once had a website, Oinkfu.com, that he used to sell T-shirts and share his musings on apparel design. He also offered to draw anything for $12 so long as it wasn’t pornographic.His current website, Northwest Digital, is sparse, giving no clue about what sort of business he is in.
The Robinsons and the Stewarts all have ties to the Kailua-based Science of Identity Foundation, a controversial religious sect that was founded by Chris Butler, someone Gabbard has described as her “guru dev,” or spiritual master.
Robinson isn’t the only person with ties to the Science of Identity Foundation who has been affiliated with Gabbard in recent years, since she’s been in Congress or even during her run for president.The congresswoman surrounds herself with people who are linked to Butler and his followers, from her chief of staff, Kainoa Penaroza, to some of her closest campaign advisors.Among those on the 2020 campaign trail with Gabbard are her sister, Vrindavan Bellord, and the congresswoman’s husband, Abraham Williams, who spends much of his time taking pictures and shooting video of Gabbard’s public appearances.Bellord, although a near constant presence, is not being paid by the campaign, according to FEC records.But Gabbard’s federal campaign committees have paid Williams thousands of dollars in recent years for media production, travel expenses and equipment rentals.Her committees have also hired Blue River Productions, a company Williams worked for that’s run by Science of Identity affiliates, to do media work for her presidential run. In 2019 alone the company has been paid nearly $76,000.Sunil Khemaney, another Butler associate involved in a number of businesses and nonprofits with ties to the guru, has travelled with Gabbard as she has campaigned around the country this year.
Quote from: Stro on September 09, 2019, 12:45:15 PMQuote from: Brehvolution on September 09, 2019, 09:41:14 AMRightist media is full of failed, bitter actors. Not really a surprise. They didn't make it because they have no talent. Not because they were conservative.But do they have no talent because they're conservative, or are they conservative because they have no talent? I saw a study quoted somewhere last year that showed conservatives on average have a lower IQ than people on the other side of the political spectrum. Which is pretty obvious to anyone paying attention. Whenever modern conservatives are in charge you get idiocracy.
This is the future Conservatives want to believe:(Image removed from quote.)
Quote from: james on September 09, 2019, 08:46:46 AMBernie slay Nevada yaaaaaasLet's see the hoops resetera jumps through to explain why Warren can only win the whitest statesWas support among black people like one of the main reasons why thiccary was the preferred candidate on Neo GAF?Era should be 100% Biden then.
Quote from: thisismyusername on September 09, 2019, 09:04:52 AMThis is the future Conservatives want to believe:(Image removed from quote.)Speaking of which:(Image removed from quote.)There's more: https://imgur.com/a/pzBs6GD
Quote from: kingv on September 09, 2019, 09:00:37 AMQuote from: james on September 09, 2019, 08:46:46 AMBernie slay Nevada yaaaaaasLet's see the hoops resetera jumps through to explain why Warren can only win the whitest statesWas support among black people like one of the main reasons why thiccary was the preferred candidate on Neo GAF?Era should be 100% Biden then.Well Abuela carried hot sauce with her and picked a VP who could cobble together an order at Taco Bell.
The open secret of Ms. Warren’s campaign is that her big-money fund-raising through 2018 helped lay the foundation for her anti-big-money run for the presidency. Last winter and spring, she transferred $10.4 million in leftover funds from her 2018 Senate campaign to underwrite her 2020 run, a portion of which was raised from the same donor class she is now running against.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/09/us/politics/elizabeth-warren-2020.html QuoteThe open secret of Ms. Warren’s campaign is that her big-money fund-raising through 2018 helped lay the foundation for her anti-big-money run for the presidency. Last winter and spring, she transferred $10.4 million in leftover funds from her 2018 Senate campaign to underwrite her 2020 run, a portion of which was raised from the same donor class she is now running against.
Trump's reaction to the devastation in the Bahamas was to....talk about how lax and corrupt the Bahamas were when it came to immigration and there were a lot of bad hombres there that weren't supposed to be there who he's going to make sure don't come from the Bahamas to the US.
Quote from: Occam on September 09, 2019, 03:15:41 PMQuote from: Stro on September 09, 2019, 12:45:15 PMQuote from: Brehvolution on September 09, 2019, 09:41:14 AMRightist media is full of failed, bitter actors. Not really a surprise. They didn't make it because they have no talent. Not because they were conservative.But do they have no talent because they're conservative, or are they conservative because they have no talent? I saw a study quoted somewhere last year that showed conservatives on average have a lower IQ than people on the other side of the political spectrum. Which is pretty obvious to anyone paying attention. Whenever modern conservatives are in charge you get idiocracy.The other side is so smart they just keep losing
