At that point in history, Bill Clinton pretty much knew that the votes to convinct him in the Senate weren't there, and he decides to throw a sarcastic "I'm not gloating" party to taunt the Republicans.why is this so funny, is it the straight face
As somebody else said, considering it's likely that Donald Trump will possibly choose a guy who hasn't been in elected politics in nearly two decades, I don't think picking a Secretary of Labor is a big deal. Maybe if we were facing Rubio/Haley or something.
He can't spend without the approval of congress, so he'd have to convince most of the country to go along with it, which would be democracy in action.Socialist. Spend the country into the ground, and destroy commerce. I am a democrat, but a moderate one.
I guess I'd have voted for him, but only in the hopes that the party could reign him in a bit.
His hot air convinced a lot of people to get behind him, so I don't think he should be dismissed so casually.He's all hot air...nothing but nonsense.
Come on Hilary lets get this over with already.
First he'd need to get it passed. This guy is pretty well-versed in money, and supports Bernie's economic policies.Sanders will destroy small businesses. His tax-plan is insane.
I'd vote for him over Trump without a doubt but I think Sanders is extraordinarily unqualified and would be a disastrous president.
So should I even vote tomorrow?
Senators and House Reps. Still important.So should I even vote tomorrow?
What happened? The podium falling over?This was the picture I was looking for earlier.
Whatever you might think of Hillary, this was a really, really important and historic thing that happened in American politics.
Random hipster guy looking into the camera to ruin the shot.
Obama was a huge let down on that front, I mean there were signs and images everywhere, promoting it, and yet did he ever?Why are so many people looking at a joker cospaly?
Can confirm these sentiments having voted for sanders. Wish I didn't and I wish he left before he got all anti Hillary and anti Democratic Party. The most disappointing candidate I can remember.Yes of course it hurts Sander's message and is the main reason almost all of previous Bernie Sanders supporters here on GAF have ditched him. If you go back and read through the threads about Sander's tactics over the past two months you'll see tons of "I feel terrible that I voted for Sanders in my primary." posts.
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Waiting for VP pic to finish the rest
So should I even vote tomorrow?
List of vice presidential nominees since World War 2 who have never held high-level elected office (Governor, House, Senate):
Sargent Shriver, 1972. Was the VP nominee for the losing McGovern ticket, and was not the first choice--the original VP choice Thomas Eagleton, who was a Senator, dropped out due to media coverage of his mental illness. Besides being a backup choice, Shriver was a) a Kennedy, b) Director and Creator of the Peace Corps, c) Director of the Jobs Corps, d) Founder of Head Start, e) Ambassador to France.
... end of list.
I mean, Trump is the first candidate to be a crack-addled idiot who pissed away two years of his life trying to convince the country that the president was secretly born in Kenya so it's not like we aren't in an election of firsts, but I don't think a credible argument can be made that historically this is what we are looking for in a VP.
So should I even vote tomorrow?
So should I even vote tomorrow?
I don't think it benefits her that media is calling the nomination for her just before California tbh. Specially because it is only thanks to a super delegates advantage.
Her camp must not be happy.
I don't think it benefits her that media is calling the nomination for her just before California tbh. Specially because it is only thanks to a super delegates advantage.
Her camp must not be happy.
I don't think it benefits her that media is calling the nomination for her just before California tbh. Specially because it is only thanks to a super delegates advantage.
Her camp must not be happy.
I agree with this. The media should have waited. She clinches it officially tomorrow Sanders bows down by Friday or the weekend. Democratic Party works on a unified message and ignores the die hard crazies.
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political cartoons are so true sometimes
That cartoon doesn't even make sense.
Wanna know why that is? It's because he's not giving up!Chiming in late but listened to Bernie's speech in Sf and it doesn't sound like he's giving it up
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political cartoons are so true sometimes
The President gets a $50,000 expense account. And $100,000 entertainment budget.
He also has a travel account for some reason as if everything doesn't become an official trip and flying Air Force One for half an hour doesn't far exceed the $50,000 account.
These are all on top of his $400,000 salary.
The first lady gets paid $10,000 a year from a private fund. Though she's long been an official office that gets all the same government perks.
It's really quite stupid when you think about it. And it's a modern invention along with the lifetime pension because Truman was shitty at managing money and Eisenhower had barely spent any time in private life.
Random hipster guy looking into the camera to ruin the shot.
How does it not? Have you followed her political career?
If Bernie wins California this will become a bigger mess than it requires to be. I don't even know if It would be nice for him to win tomorrow honestly. It would be an amazing moral victory but ugh no, this mess should end tomorrow for good.
Yes, since I live outside the Bernie bubble, I have.
It pretends that dems don't like Hillary and what she has to say, which is obviously false considering she just won.
I can understand the Bernie Bros trying to get in their last punches though.
He won't win.
Can confirm these sentiments having voted for sanders. Wish I didn't and I wish he left before he got all anti Hillary and anti Democratic Party. The most disappointing candidate I can remember.
hey thank you AP for trying to spoil tomorrows votes. Good thing you guys are reporting news and not making news am i rite?
this junk is so rigged.
hey thank you AP for trying to spoil tomorrows votes. Good thing you guys are reporting news and not making news am i rite?
this junk is so rigged.
hey thank you AP for trying to spoil tomorrows votes. Good thing you guys are reporting news and not making news am i rite?
this junk is so rigged.
The gold standard of California pollsters has Clinton at only +2.
Here's the TRUTH:
Hillary Clinton has 1,812 Delegates
Bernie Sanders has 1,512 Delegates
2,383 delegates are needed
With 6 states + DC remaining, 813 delegates are still outstanding including those from California - the largest state in the country.
Super-delegates DO NOT count until July. Counting them now would be like counting the polls for California tomorrow. They vote on July 25th and are not official until then.
It is despicable that in an attempt to thwart what would happen tomorrow in California that super-delegates are being counted and Hillary Clinton is being called the winner.
- Shaun King
I think that number is going to turn out to be high.
Anyway, when your opponent is flying off course, you don't chase him. You fly straight and narrow.
Yes, since I live outside the Bernie bubble, I have.
It pretends that dems don't like Hillary and what she has to say, which is obviously false considering she just won.
I can understand the Bernie Bros trying to get in their last punches though.