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They didn't let Spicer meet the pope and he was probably the one who most wanted to meet him.
He was like "if I can only get absolution from the Holy Father..."
They didn't let Spicer meet the pope and he was probably the one who most wanted to meet him.
That robocall thing just seems suicidal. Like, even if you're an evil congressman, the risk/reward is so worthless on that issue.If I tell anyone to not call me (businesses/parties/other solicitors) then it should be insanely illegal to harass me by ignoring that request. It's personal but I'd love it if we upped our anti-solicitation laws here in MS nationally. Fine the shit out of these people.
That robocall thing just seems suicidal. Like, even if you're an evil congressman, the risk/reward is so worthless on that issue.
What kinda Catholic are we all assuming Spicer is? I know plenty of American Catholics that don't like this Pope.
What kinda Catholic are we all assuming Spicer is? I know plenty of American Catholics that don't like this Pope.
Maybe the robospam industry is promsing in-kind advertising donations to their campaigns. But in general this issue seems tailor-made to piss off literally everyone and please no one.Spamming someone's voicemail seems like it would annoy them more than make them vote for you. But the GOP probably doesn't think like that.
Pre-CBOppo Droppo appetizer? It been posted in OT yet?
This seems real bad.
They were being fed bullshit directly from Russia via a source. Fantastic.
They need to slip in a note that says every Montanan resident will lose health insurance yesterday if it passes.Benjy Sarlin‏ @BenjySarlin 46s46 seconds ago
CBO score expected within 4 PM hour, per Dem aide
Maybe they were worried the pope would use his powers and make him cry and quit like he did with BoehnerThey didn't let Spicer meet the pope and he was probably the one who most wanted to meet him.
As bad as this is, she still shouldn't have used a private email server and then none of this would've happened.
To the contrary, Trumps base seems to be eroding. Theres been a considerable decline in the number of Americans who strongly approve of Trump, from a peak of around 30 percent in February to just 21 or 22 percent of the electorate now. (The decline in Trumps strong approval ratings is larger than the overall decline in his approval ratings, in fact.) Far from having unconditional love from his base, Trump has already lost almost a third of his strong support. And voters who strongly disapprove of Trump outnumber those who strongly approve of him by about a 2-to-1 ratio, which could presage an enthusiasm gap that works against Trump at the midterms. The data suggests, in particular, that the GOPs initial attempt (and failure) in March to pass its unpopular health care bill may have cost Trump with his core supporters.
The easiest time to get people to work for a president is when they're new."Wow. That's all he wanted."
The way Trump treats his surrogates is disgusting. Good luck finding people who will fall on their sword for you.
No.
She did what past SoS did... the only difference is she's HRC so now it's bad.
Or at the very least, Bill should not have met with Lynch in the airport. That was fucking horrible and I think was what political pressure on Comey to come out and be as vocal on it as he was
The floor keeps getting lower on Trump's approval ratings. In a few months he'll be hanging around 10% and OT will still concern troll about how he'll always have his base.Interesting point from Bad Nate.
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/donald-trumps-base-is-shrinking/
The kind that thinks it's pretty alright to lie and promote policies that hurt the least of these.
Interesting point from Bad Nate.
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/donald-trumps-base-is-shrinking/
The floor keeps getting lower on Trump's approval ratings. In a few months he'll be hanging around 10% and OT will still concern troll about how he'll always have his base.
Which SoS had a private server in their house?
I live in western PA and there are tons of people who drive out from the middle of nowhere to work and honestly, I don't see them giving up on Trump anytime soon. Legit silent majority people. They really stand out.The floor keeps getting lower on Trump's approval ratings. In a few months he'll be hanging around 10% and OT will still concern troll about how he'll always have his base.
So if she had used an AOL account like Powell did you'd be fine?
She just shouldn't have done it and we wouldn't have been here. I'm tired of reflexingly defending a dumb decision Hillary made because of my own partisanship.
The easiest time to get people to work for a president is when they're new.
After they've been around for a while, and especially after they've been proven to be difficult to work with like Trump as been, there will be less and less people willing to work for him, or rather less and less competent people, so his administration is just going to get dumber and dumber and they'll be able to get even less shit done. That "$2 trillion" mistake? That'll seem like nothing compared to the mistakes they'll make down the line.
Spamming someone's voicemail seems like it would annoy them more than make them vote for you. But the GOP probably doesn't think like that.
Tyler Cowen's piece from January is always worth keeping in mind on this stuff: https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2017-01-23/why-trump-s-staff-is-lyingThat wasn't a mistake.
If she just hadn't murdered Benjamin Ghazi, no one would have even known about the private email server, either. This is her own fault and no one else's. Next time, don't kill patriots like Ben.
Sounds like people are slowly waking up to what Trump is doing. I think some people here said it will take time for it to go down too.Interesting point from Bad Nate.
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/donald-trumps-base-is-shrinking/
Also funny enough her email server was the only one on the Democratic side not hacked this election
Is cboat back? It is almost E3 time...
CBO and JCT estimate that, in 2018, 14 million more people would be uninsured under H.R. 1628 than under current law. The increase in the number of uninsured people relative to the number projected under current law would reach 19 million in 2020 and 23 million in 2026. In 2026, an estimated 51 million people under age 65 would be uninsured, compared with 28 million who would lack insurance that year under current law. Under the legislation, a few million of those people would use tax credits to purchase policies that would not cover major medical risks.
"CBO and JCT estimate that enacting the American Health Care Act would reduce federal deficits by $119 billion over the coming decade and increase the number of people who are uninsured by 23 million in 2026 relative to current law."
I'm no expert, but 14 million people uninsured in one year seems like a lot.