Anywhere between just answering yes to "do you plan on voting next election" and having to have actually voted the last two midterms according to the electoral roll (and making it impossible for people under the age of 25 to participate)
I don't know what Rass uses.
Very skeptical on Democrats holding the line on Gorsuch, and even more skeptical that the Republicans won't go nuclear. We'll see I guess.
Very skeptical on Democrats holding the line on Gorsuch, and even more skeptical that the Republicans won't go nuclear. We'll see I guess.
hold steady dems
Chuck's not going to let 8 Senators defect. The GOP might get 2 or 3, but not 8.
I'm sure the fear of letting Gohmert and the Freedom Caucus effectively run Congress if they start getting rid of the filibuster scares the shit out of the Goppers in the Senate.
They get Heitkamp, Manchin, maaaaaybe McCaskill, Donnelly, or Coons. And then what?
"I think Nunes has been very clear"
Oh really Sean?
Coons is a yes on ending cloture, best guess would be they also try to pick up Bennet, Tester, and then one other more conservativeish Democrat, but with Nelson off the table I don't know who they could really go for. Warner is my best guess since he's publicly undecided. King maybe?They get Heitkamp, Manchin, maaaaaybe McCaskill, Donnelly, or Coons. And then what?
The newest addition to Sesame Street has a black Hitler youth haircut and loves spending time on his computer attacking the mainstream media. His name is Stan, and hes the first muppet to identify as alt-right.
Sesame Street, always known for being inclusive, decided to create Stan as a means of introducing children to the alt-right movement at a young age and to let them decide how terrifying it really is. Creators described Stan as a little like Oscar the Grouch, but even more of a trash person.
In his debut episode, Meet Stan, viewers learn Stan ran away from home, sick of dealing with his liberal snowflake parents, and was drawn to Sesame Street because its initials are SS, just like the Schutzstaffel, Hitlers paramilitary organization in Nazi Germany. When Big Bird first meets Stan and asks what his red LOCK HER UP t-shirt means, Stan replies with one of his many catchphrases: Where are the emails? Some of Stans other catchphrases include HIGH ENERGY, So much winning, and Thinking your daughter is hot is fine.
The arc of his first episode features Stan attempting to illustrate to Elmo how Barack Obama is not only a reptilian alien posing as a human, but also a reptilian alien born in Kenya. Youll have to tune in on Monday to see if Elmo believes it or not.
The show announced Stans arrival last week via social media and postings on ************* and Breitbart News. Many commenters stated it was about time the Muppets represented them and that Stan better be white or else.
Debra Thompson, the puppeteer who controls Stan, studied up on the alt-right movement in order to get the Muppets movements down. Being alt-right means that Stan often flails his arms around when someone refutes his bullshit with facts. His back is often hunched also, as if even gravity hates him and wants to push him directly to hell where he belongs. Its very interesting to control Stan and it also makes me hate myself.
Stans not the only new arrival to the show. Julia, a Muppet with autism, will also be joining the cast of characters on Sesame Street. When asked to describe the relationship Stan will have with Julia, the shows writers said its not good, and that Stan is a total asshole to Julia, but that hes also a total asshole to every character.
Stan is especially mean to The Count who he constantly tries to get deported. However, The Count often antagonizes Stan by counting how many more votes Hillary Clinton received than Donald Trump in the Presidential election. Their playful banter will surely keep viewers entertained for years to come.
When asked by reporters about his thoughts on the new Muppet, President Trump replied, Thinking your daughter is hot is fine.
Stan would be proud.
Josh Orton‏
@joshorton
The secret on Gorsuch, and why this fight is real: Republicans don't have the votes for the nuclear option. They know Gorsuch could go down.
Orton is a former senior aide to Russ Feingold. So big if true.
https://twitter.com/joshorton/status/846411681349713922
I'm convinced Nunes is going to get got very soon. He's in meltdown mode. That statement is guilty written on it.
lol, you are telling me Republicans don't have 50 votes?
I don't believe it. Seems like more wishful thinking.
lol, you are telling me Republicans don't have 50 votes?
I don't believe it. Seems like more wishful thinking.
Trump has a golf plan, that's about it.Oh they're so fucked on tax reform.
Spicer just had to course correct to say that the tax plan wouldn't be all Trump's.
lol, you are telling me Republicans don't have 50 votes?
I don't believe it. Seems like more wishful thinking.
To change the rules? It's possible. They would only need 3 defections. Murkowkski+Collins+other.
Plus Isakson is out of Washington for the next couple of weeks recovering from back surgery.
"What's in it for Democrats?"
Sorry Spicey, can't give a vote to someone nominated by a possible compromised foreign agent and illegitimate president.
Roberts said the same damn thing.Religious conservatives were very upset about him calling Roe v Wade "settled law."
This made me laugh; well played.We can't vote for a Supreme Court Nominee if this is Donald's last year of Presidency; let's save it for the next election.
We sure about the House being ahead? They've certainly been very public about things lately compared to the Senate, but from what I recall in the lead up to this was that the Senate had started their investigation into Russian hacking before the House and there were quite a few more meetings between Comey and the Senate committee members compared to the House. The relative silence of the Senate committee members in the context of the House committee fuckups last week is interesting.The House investigation was the furthest along and had already gotten out of control. Scuttling it buys the White House more time at the least.
on the other hand, groups like Cato or Heritage or the Kochs are pumping tons of money and pressure into getting him through. I don't think they're all that threatening to Murkowski or Collins but I'm not sure if there's any other Republicans who can resist that sort of pressure. Maybe McCain?Religious conservatives were very upset about him calling Roe v Wade "settled law."