Lieberman????
Romney is at the top of the list.What happened?
Lieberman????
If by the "base" you mean angry young men, then yes.I wonder if even the base has the stomach for hassling Hillary, if she becomes simply a fundraiser for activist organisations and nothing more. At some stage, they have to realise it's just harassing an old lady, surely?
Republicans are nothing if not and endless font of cruelty, so yeah, I imagine they're down for it.I wonder if even the base has the stomach for hassling Hillary, if she becomes simply a fundraiser for activist organisations and nothing more. At some stage, they have to realise it's just harassing an old lady, surely?
fuck Lieberman, no elected or former elected politician should be the director of the FBI
If by the "base" you mean angry young men, then yes.
If by the "base" you mean the actual base of the party (women and minoriites), then no.
If by the "base" you mean angry young men, then yes.
If by the "base" you mean the actual base of the party (women and minoriites), then no.
I assumed he was talking about the Dem base. The GOP base will never be tired of harassing women.which republican party are you talking about?
He will get confirmed easily.
Mr.Shrugglesツ;237291594 said:I think the strategy of having progressives run under R tickets isn't a bad Idea.
They're gonna vote R regardless, but maybe this time around they'll actually be helped.
what did Gore see in this guy?
man Hotline Josh is such a fucking hack
@HotlineJosh
Litmus test of Dem pragmatism: How they view Joe Lieberman.
huh? I'm confused as to how this is... uh supposed to work.
what did Gore see in this guy?
He will get confirmed easily.
Gore started by running to the left of Clinton and when Bush started catching up he went with a conservative Dem. That only confused voters more without helping anything. That campaign was such a disaster.
Will he? He was Al Gore's running mate. Most talk radio hosts around today were around when that made him public enemy #2 for the GOP, base wouldn't be happy about it, while liberal Democrats dislike him.
He could get through on mid-caucus votes from both sides of the fence, but this would be one of the cases where you get "no" votes from both Sanders and Cochran while folks like Warner and Burr vote yes.
Mr.Shrugglesツ;237291594 said:I think the strategy of having progressives run under R tickets isn't a bad Idea.
They're gonna vote R regardless, but maybe this time around they'll actually be helped.
Mr.Shrugglesツ;237292047 said:People who vote blindly are apparently the ones at the booths.
fuck Lieberman, no elected or former elected politician should be the director of the FBI
I assumed he was talking about the Dem base. The GOP base will never be tired of harassing women.
☑ no relevant experience
☑ piece of shit
☑ political hack
☑ hates Obama
typical Trump appointment
There was post about just that. A progressive young lady decided to run as a Republican because the Democrat establishment is supposedly making it hard for her to run or something like that.
Anyone has a link to that article?
Edit : Found it https://www.pastemagazine.com/artic...s-progressive-millennial-running-for-con.html
Well yes, we don't like to support inexperienced people who don't have any capability to fund-raise.Democratic Party establishment is run is not supportive of young people who don't have deep, deep political experience or a lot of money to fund their own race
☑ no relevant experience
☑ piece of shit
☑ political hack
☑ hates Obama
typical Trump appointment
don't forget 'gigantic conflict of interest'
The presidents job rating currently stands at a net negative 39% approve and 53% disapprove. It was more evenly divided two months ago at 43% approve and 46% disapprove. Trumps rating has dropped slightly among residents of the nearly 2,500 counties that gave him a victory margin of ten points or more, from 55%-33% in March to 51%-41% today. It has also dipped in the 400+ counties he lost by ten points or more from 33%-57% to 28%-64% in the current poll. Trumps biggest decline, though, came among residents of swing counties the 300 counties where 2016s winning margin was in the single digits dropping from 41%-46% in March to 34%-54% in the current poll.
Lieberman's link to Trump's law firm of choice and the same law firm connected with Russia, combined with the lack of any experience for the job, should preclude any Dems from voting for him... right?
38% really is his floor and base of supporters.
Why do you assume people vote blindly at the booth? I think it's pretty clear they know exactly what they're doing.
There was post about just that. A progressive young lady decided to run as a Republican because the Democrat establishment is supposedly making it hard for her to run or something like that.
Anyone has a link to that article?
Edit : Found it https://www.pastemagazine.com/artic...s-progressive-millennial-running-for-con.html
or it won't be.
Liebermann is 75, FBI directors have 10 year terms
Makes total sense
Yeah, it's probably dropped a couple more percent, this poll was the 13th through the 17th.
For those giving Graham the benefit of the doubt:
Video: https://twitter.com/MattGertz/status/865268594954952705
Any non agency/experienced person Trump appoints should be fired by Dem President next time we get one anyway.