I'm honestly a little annoyed that Emily's List immediately endorsed Hillary. Not even giving any other female candidate a chance to even try.
Except there's no reasonable chance of there being any other female candidates.
I'm honestly a little annoyed that Emily's List immediately endorsed Hillary. Not even giving any other female candidate a chance to even try.
I need to come clean: Sunshine sucked. I've lied for too long about that. I need to admit it. Its a bad game, save for those flud-less levels which are amazing
Hillary's campaign logo is horrible lol.
The H with the red arrow point to the right seems to send the wrong message...
The H with the red arrow point to the right seems to send the wrong message...
I'm not reading anything into it, just pointing out that two major elements of the iconography of her logo are heavily invested in the diametric opposition to her. No one thinks it's any sort of secret illuminati symbol that she's secretly a right wing neocon or anything, it's just amusing.It means moving forward. Moving in the right way. God you guys read into stuff way too much.
WALLACE: Governor, is Rand Paul too soft on national security?
ROMNEY: Well, we're going to get a better chance to see exactly where Rand Paul is on these issues. He wasn't a senator 10 years ago. He is now a United States senator. He is experiencing what's happening in the world, and I think as he gets greater perspective, he's going to be very clear on where he stands on foreign policy issues and we'll give him the benefit of the doubt, take what he says today, and that will be the platform he runs with as a candidate for president if he gets into this race.
WALLACE: Well, no, he's in the race. He got in last week. I know it's hard --
ROMNEY: I'm sorry. I haven't kept my score card up as to who is actually officially in and who is just kind of in.
lol Mitttens:
I think it's a solid logo. There will certainly be tons of lame jokes made about the fact that it points right, but it sends a clear message and will look great printed on a button, stitched on a polo shirt, or stuck on someone's bumper.
Say what you will about Cruz but at least his announcement is something that is impressive - a speech given off the cuff and in the round - and not some slick video production. C'mon hillary, you can do better.
We must do better than Hillary.
Why do you follow @auroson
Once again, since when do conservatives ever give a shit about what our allies think?
Need I bring up the Freedom Fries affair?
Some of the comments in that Hillary campaign thread surprises me greatly. I didnt know some people felt so strongly about Hillary especially from Democrats. I feel like I am talking to Republicans.
I understand wanting elizabeth warren but comparing Hillary to Martha Coakley of all people is just silly.
We are in for a rough possible eight years.
Does anybody have/remember the "Still Alive" "Hill Alive" Parody from 2008? I really enjoyed it but it seems like it is gone into the internet ether.
http://tindeck.com/listen/hgev
Found it. One of only three links on Google....
OK that's fun, I'll admit it. How did I not hear about this until now?
I'm sure we'll see a "hammer and sickle" version. With Clinton going populist by styling herself the candidate for "everyday Americans," conservatives can reuse the Socialist mud they flung at Obama.What's the red arrow supposed to represent in H? I wish it looked more like a hammer.
You're talking about jamesinclair....He is to the left of Bernie Sanders.
I am being subjective.How do you justify that distinction in a way that doesn't privilege your subjective appraisal of worth over another's? It's no stretch to imagine someone saying that the freedom to snowboard is "a small and unimportant one," or arguing that the freedom to not wear a seatbelt is at least as important as that. What if the seatbelt-scofflaw finds as much thrill in not wearing a seatbelt as you do in snowboarding, for instance? As for smoking, it's easy to build an argument that the freedom to smoke is "a small and unimportant one," and that exercising that freedom is directly (and significantly) harmful to health--and not just the smoker's health, either!
I guess you could say, "Well, I'm just being inconsistent," but I doubt that that's true. Surely there's some principle that explains the exception you make for seatbelt laws. So, what is it?
I don't think its left vs right its him. He was raging in the rock band thread about not being able to use his ps2 instruments on ps4 or xbox. Dude has sky high expectations.
Once upon a time this country refused to settle for what was possible. And weeks later Saddam Hussein's statue was toppled.I'm sorry for wanting the best for this country and my living room.
I'm sorry for wanting the best for this country and my living room.
Why are you even using PS2 controller?
Man, I didn't know the new rock band don't support the old instruments, that's some fucking bullshit, how the fuck are you defending that crap?
That's the 2nd worst thing the franchise ever did.
First one is still Visions.
I swear, any mention of Roma and some members of EuroGaf just lose their goddamn minds.
But President Obama’s Department of Labor has made it into an insanely complicated exercise of economic and demographic engineering.
The issue is “flaggers” — people who stand near construction sites and make sure that cars don’t crash into pedestrians or each other when a traffic lane or sidewalk is closed for roadwork.
This work is directing traffic, not construction.
So with the written approval of city agencies and the city comptroller, the construction contractors working for the city have, for decades, paid the workers traffic-control rates — now $11.25
to $22 an hour, similar to what NYPD’s traffic agents get.
Though the work is non-union, the city requires that contractors hire full-time workers.
That means $30,000 a year or more for people without much higher education or vocational training.
Enter the federal government — whose labor investigators visited a Lower Manhattan job site two years ago and determined that the flaggers aren’t traffic-control agents but construction laborers.
It’s a nice promotion: Federal rules mandate that “laborers” in New York City earn $39.85 an hour, plus another $34.88 in benefits, for a total of $75 an hour.
Unless New York City started paying $150,000 and up for each flagger, the feds would take away our road money
On just five recent or current jobs — including Times Square, the Brooklyn bus lane and rebuilding work downtown — the feds uncovered $2.6 million in wages owed..
...
the traffic agents aren’t even allowed to set up cones and barriers
Incidentally, whats Obama up to these days?
Trigger warning: New York Post
http://nypost.com/2015/04/12/building-block-dcs-threats-to-ny-work/
Are you against that? Sounds good to me. But they should be union, on principle
Why would I support someone standing around doing absolutely nothing getting paid $75 an hour?
Hire 8 disadvantaged teens to stand around and collect litter for the same price.
I'm in favor of a basic wage for all workers and non workers. NYC is expensive.
http://wpp.labor.state.ny.us/wpp/viewPrevailingWageSchedule.do?typeid=1I don't trust the nymag source
I have always assumed that position is in a short rotation. And it's an essential job, actually, two jobs. You'd rather construction zone traffic be left up to the commuter?The Post picked out flagmen because it's the most obviously "wtf" one. And few people realize that flagmen are often extra hands and/or switch in and out with other workers as a form of semi-break.