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Come on, Adam, give us the scoop.
I wonder how far down the ticket you have to go for this to still apply. People view the presidency as too important to let things like competence or sanity get in the way of them voting party line, but we've also seen recent special election results at a low enough level where the Democrats can still outhustle a Republican.If Trump did nothing else--and he didn't--he sure as shit blew up all the conventional wisdom about campaign organization.
Once you get the nomination, partisanship does 95% of the work.
I'm dying hereCome on, Adam, give us the scoop.
Fucking hell
Everybody from the meeting has been named (unless there were more than 8).If Jeff Sessions is the last person in the meeting that I am getting drunk as fuck tonight
Dems winning votes on Climate Change and Trans medical care despite GOP control is another Carter-esque moment.
Where the country is and where the GOP is are not aligned at all.
https://youtu.be/YfGsngd7cZYI would argue that the voters who watch tv are less likely to be convinced or switched by a short tv ad.
Especially when democrats need to focus on young people. Who watch more YouTube than cable tv.
Ok worthless might be a bit too far but a proper online strategy needs to be sorted going forward, because it's more prevalent amongst the voters democrats need to go after and it's a lot more cost effective
I wonder if there's a GOP senator out there that would say to Trump "I'm sorry sir, but my constituents don't want this new bill and that's who I represent"Kasie Hunt‏Verified account
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White House confirms to @albamonica that @POTUS called senators yesterday from Paris to push for "yes" votes on healthcare
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Come on, Adam, give us the scoop.
Pelosi has kept the government running for seven years.Dems winning votes on Climate Change and Trans medical care despite GOP control is another Carter-esque moment.
Where the country is and where the GOP is are not aligned at all.
There's chatter that Trump might be on tape checking in via conference call, in the Don Jr/ Russian Lawyer meeting. 2 MSM outlets have this info but are waiting on another confirmation.
There's chatter that Trump might be on tape checking in via conference call, in the Don Jr/ Russian Lawyer meeting. 2 MSM outlets have this info but are waiting on another confirmation.
Everybody from the meeting has been named (unless there were more than 8).
Sorry but Sessions was probably at the tree house baking up some fudge stripe cookies.
There's chatter that Trump might be on tape checking in via conference call, in the Don Jr/ Russian Lawyer meeting. 2 MSM outlets have this info but are waiting on another confirmation.
Receipts.
Not from stooges.
The presidential commission investigating alleged election fraud has released 112 pages of unredacted emails of public comment, raising further privacy concerns amid a legal challenge to the panel's request for sensitive voter data.
In many cases, the emails, which are largely critical and often mocking of the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity led by Vice President Pence and Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, contain expletives as well as the sender's email address.
Ryan killed it iircHas Barbara Lee's amendment stripping Trump of war powers made it out of committee? Yesterday the transgender troops amendment failed, and today the amendment to preserve the climate-change language succeeded. I just want to know if hers will make it to the floor.
Has Barbara Lee's amendment stripping Trump of war powers made it out of committee? Yesterday the transgender troops amendment failed, and today the amendment to preserve the climate-change language succeeded. I just want to know if hers will make it to the floor.
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I wonder how far down the ticket you have to go for this to still apply. People view the presidency as too important to let things like competence or sanity get in the way of them voting party line, but we've also seen recent special election results at a low enough level where the Democrats can still outhustle a Republican.
In 2012 Mourdock and Akin lost in large part due to their fucking bonkers comments on abortion. In 2010 it was O'Donnell and Angle. I wonder if 2014 is where standards stopped being a thing for Senate candidates.
It's also a favored tactic of Russia (via Wikileaks) and Erdrogan.This is unconscionable.
Just checked Mensch's twitter. Of course she's talking about it.
Eh, Akin and McCaskill were running pretty neck and neck until the abortion comment.Akin definitely lost due to abortion, but i have to wonder how much of Mourdock's loss wasn't down to salty Lugar loyalists who were mad at the tea party wing for unseating one of Indiana's favorite sons and so stayed home or voted Donnelly out of spite.
Eh, Akin and McCaskill were running pretty neck and neck until the abortion comment.
With both McCaskill and Donnelly people are very quick to ascribe their wins to sheer luck, and it's true they both caught very big breaks but I think that undersells both of their political skill.
Man Corker is such a whiner.Governors From Both Parties Denounce Senate Obamacare Repeal Bill
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/14/...e-senate-affordable-care-act-repeal.html?_r=0
TLR. Republican governors like Sandoval and even Walker (?!) hate the Senate Trumpcare bill. Other governors like Phil Scott also hate the bill. (Then you have Bevins, who hates it for the same reasons that Rand Paul hates it.)
Yeah, it's definitely a mix of both, but a shitty candidate wouldn't have been able to capitalize on those goofs. That's why we need to take every race seriously.Surely their skill had a role to play, otherwise it would be like Ossoff where the opposition's incompetence closed the gap but failed to seal the deal. McCaskill was an incumbent so she's in a different place, but Donnelly needs some explanation given the more extraordinary circumstances surrounding it.
Governors From Both Parties Denounce Senate Obamacare Repeal Bill
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/14/...e-senate-affordable-care-act-repeal.html?_r=0
TLR. Republican governors like Sandoval and even Walker (?!) hate the Senate Trumpcare bill. Other governors like Phil Scott also hate the bill. (Then you have Bevins, who hates it for the same reasons that Rand Paul hates it.)
Good job idiot, sounds like you really won him over.And in a sign of the furious efforts in Washington, Mr. Sandoval revealed that he had been lobbied personally by President Trump in a phone call. Mr. Sandoval declined to discuss the specifics of their discussion, which he said took place after his high-profile announcement last month with Mr. Heller that both would oppose an earlier version of the Senate bill.
Flashback to 2015lol at Corker.
Suddenly the Republicans on the state level don't know best when it comes to health care.
There's chatter that Trump might be on tape checking in via conference call, in the Don Jr/ Russian Lawyer meeting. 2 MSM outlets have this info but are waiting on another confirmation.
He'd be 68 by then. That's a little older than I always pegged him mentally.Isn't Hickenlooper like a hundred years old? I'd rather we get some younger senators so that we have something resembling a bench without a median age of 75 in the future.
Pelosi has kept the government running for seven years.
I think this is what pisses me off the most about the Republicans. If Pelosi wasn't there every time to throw out a lifesaver during budget discussions Boehner and Ryan would have let the crazy caucus shut down the country and default on its debt a dozen times over, and then they have the fucking nerve to act like they're the adults in the room. I wish the consequences of being petty weren't so severe because if I were in Pelosi's place I'd tell them to fuck off every time. I can only imagine their sheepish grins whenever they'd ask her to whip some votes up on a budget deal after attacking her relentlessly as Satan incarnate.
I get that this will always happen to some degree - I would laud Dean Heller for killing Trumpcare even if I'd never vote for him, not that I live in Nevada anyway. But the way the GOP goes about it is utterly shameless, especially since Democrats can actually govern. Pelosi would never grovel for GOP votes on a budget whereas Ryan can barely keep the lights on.YEP. There is no word for how insanely hypocritical they are or how angry it makes me.
I don't know many republicans IRL anymore, but the few I do still talk to .....they aren't the (overt) crazy racist ones, they're the ones who will STILL look me in the eye and say they're The Party Of Responsibility saving the country from the chaos of Democrats. It makes my face cave in on itself.
If Pelosi ever retires, she has more right than anyone to give a "reasons why you all suck" speech.
I'm not sure nearly everyone in that meeting wasn't just drawn to it by some mysterious force or music.
But airing her grievances against everyone else in the process.can it only be directed at Joe Lieberman
can it only be directed at Joe Lieberman
(CNN) Michael Caputo, a former top adviser to Donald Trump's campaign with strong ties to Russia, firmly denied having knowledge of any alleged contacts between the campaign and Russia after testifying privately to the House intelligence committee Friday.
"I spent my time in front of the committee detailing the fact that I had no contact with Russians, that I never heard of anyone with the Trump campaign talking with Russians, that I was never asked questions about my time in Russia, that I never even spoke to anyone about Russia, that I never heard the word 'Russia,' and we did not use Russian dressing," Caputo told reporters in a press conference after the closed-door testimony. "There was absolutely no discussion of Russia on the Trump campaign 'til the day I left."
Caputo resigned from the campaign on June 20, 2016 after celebrating the dismissal of then-campaign manager Corey Lewandowski with a tweet that said, "Ding Dong the witch is dead." Paul Manafort, who brought Caputo onto the campaign in November 2015, replaced Lewandowski as chairman.
I just don't get it, no one supports this bill but here we are again