I really do think that the host site is offering a chance at an unexpected advantage, which is something the media hasn't picked up on.
Assuming FFXIV works at all like my time in FFXI, her job class does allow for infinitely more customization compared to Bernie, but his specialization has a higher peak output. Sounds about right.
Hey, how dare you put down the fine city that has such great sights, as, uh, the bridge that's always being repaired, those domes that cracked last week, and the stadium named after a beer company!
I immediately thought of the Kissinger from Venture Bros.
The candidate who keeps bringing up the fact that Henry Kissinger, a literal fucking war criminal, sings his praises of her, is certainly not that much better, if at all.
Should be a fun debate, considering the Clinton campaign is throwing a fucking fit right now because of the New Hampshire numbers, where she lost in every demographic except rich and olds.
If not for these threads I probably would have missed half of the debates.
O' Malley. He used Jump to dip out after Iowa.
It's the craziest political circus I've experienced (although I admit I'm a young millennial who's really only experienced Bush through Obama).
Hillary's still polling really well in SC, right? I'm not sure if she's got reason to worry just yet.
https://twitter.com/HillaryClinton/status/697852256557928448
Last poll was the 23rd last month, it's hard to tell what effect Iowa and New Hampshire have had on SC yet.
Even as a Bernie supporter those Twitter comments are really cringie.
The candidate who keeps bringing up the fact that Henry Kissinger, a literal fucking war criminal, sings his praises of her, is certainly not that much better, if at all.
Should be a fun debate, considering the Clinton campaign is throwing a fucking fit right now because of the New Hampshire numbers, where she lost in every demographic except rich and olds.
I would gladly take an alternative candidate to Clinton that I thought could win a general- it's one of many reasons I supported Obama in '08.
They're not allowed to poll over the phone, only polling door to door. Consequently it's more expensive.
What has Bernie done that's so bad (other than keep repeating the same things)?
Hillary is Sauron, Bernie is Saruman, and the Repubs are the fellowship? I like it.
Yes. Superdelegates can change their mind at any time. They're there as a speed bump/firewall. They're only going to flip a vote in an emergency (aka Donald Trump.) Wouldn't be surprised if the GOP ends up considering them if he gets the nomination.
Politically, being the former first lady opposing the war also creates a lot of political issues that aren't there for a regular senator. One thing that's hard to convey is just how toxic the political environment was at the time.
Superdelegates can vote for whomever they want, but they generally vote in accordance with the public. They could reverse the decision of the voters to nominate their choice, but they probably won't, as doing so would cause a backlash that's harsh enough to cost the DNC the general election.