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https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-opinion/clarence-thomas-ginni-supreme-court-ethics-rcna83062
"If Ginni Thomas wants to continue her work as a conservative activist, then her husband should resign to let her pursue her passion."
>if person x wants to do y, then her husband should resign their job
Also, the irony of using the word conservative as a bad thing in terms of law...
"Again, in practical terms, impeachment will never pass the House, let alone receive a two-thirds majority for conviction in the Senate. But Democrats twice pursued the impeachment of Donald Trump through to the end, long after it was clear he wouldn’t be convicted. They correctly judged that even an unsuccessful impeachment was worth the message that action would send. "
This article is amazing.
IT'S ABOUT THE MESSAGE, NOT THE TRUTH
"If Ginni Thomas wants to continue her work as a conservative activist, then her husband should resign to let her pursue her passion."
>if person x wants to do y, then her husband should resign their job
Also, the irony of using the word conservative as a bad thing in terms of law...
"Again, in practical terms, impeachment will never pass the House, let alone receive a two-thirds majority for conviction in the Senate. But Democrats twice pursued the impeachment of Donald Trump through to the end, long after it was clear he wouldn’t be convicted. They correctly judged that even an unsuccessful impeachment was worth the message that action would send. "
This article is amazing.
IT'S ABOUT THE MESSAGE, NOT THE TRUTH
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Well frankly Biden should be a one term president.
The Dems should think this through...Trump was a godsend for the Dems in 2020. If they want to win, Biden´s senility will be disastrous for the results, even the Republicans pick someone with such a losing streak like Trump has.
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The Dems should think this through...Trump was a godsend for the Dems in 2020. If they want to win, Biden´s senility will be disastrous for the results, even the Republicans pick someone with such a losing streak like Trump has.
Less than 35% think Biden has 'mental sharpness' for second term: Poll
44% of U.S. adults polled said they'd definitely or probably vote for Trump vs. 38% for Biden. 12% were undecided.
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who writes your replies?Well frankly Biden should be a one term president.
The Dems should think this through...Trump was a godsend for the Dems in 2020. If they want to win, Biden´s senility will be disastrous for the results, even the Republicans pick someone with such a losing streak like Trump has.
Less than 35% think Biden has 'mental sharpness' for second term: Poll
44% of U.S. adults polled said they'd definitely or probably vote for Trump vs. 38% for Biden. 12% were undecided.
" with such a losing streak like Trump has.."
he won once, lost once... thats not really a streak, either way, is it? biden has lost more attempts at the presidency than trump has.
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Elections lost since 2018, three of them. Granted the midterms are rarely a success for the incumbent president, which makes what happened in 2022 in the context of high inflation, the Afghanistan debacle and miscontent about Covid policies a complete slap in the face for the Republicans..
Republicans who won were those who took their distance from Trump and the "election steal" fiction and its consequences.
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And the democrats who did win were also the moderate ones. The Biden-esque reasonable alternative to MAGA and commie extremists.
People occasionally send a message to traditional politicians by voting for extremists, but they don't want to live in unpredictable extremes all the time. The appeal wears off real fast. People want stability, not wondering what dimwitted idea the president is going to ponder on next in a tweet or a press conference, either intentionally or in total confusion.
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it is also thought that the suppression of Roe vs wade and the quick reaction of some Republicans to act against abortion possibilities sent lost of women out of a GOP vote.
This is where the primary system the US has seems to bring out mongrels who are very strong on some base but don't appeal to the public in general.
France has primaries and the result seems to be similar.
Absolutely, it was striking to see which Dems got out of the midterms with a win. 2022 midterms should have been for all sides a reminder that most Americans don't want extremes and don't value permanent drama making.
it is also thought that the suppression of Roe vs wade and the quick reaction of some Republicans to act against abortion possibilities sent lost of women out of a GOP vote.
This is where the primary system the US has seems to bring out mongrels who are very strong on some base but don't appeal to the public in general.
France has primaries and the result seems to be similar.
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Asked 4 times and 4 times she refused to answer ...
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In her defense, though it takes the form of a "closed question" calling for a "yes or no answer", the question is pretty complicated and so is the answer.
Probably less complicated than the "War on Terror", but defining the mission of the US soldiers sent to deal with the cartels would quite the task in and of itself.
Probably less complicated than the "War on Terror", but defining the mission of the US soldiers sent to deal with the cartels would quite the task in and of itself.
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Hard to say if this is in jest, if he is unaware of what he is saying or if he was actually lucid.
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As the saying goes: elections have consequences.
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Biden evicting homeless veterans....
haven't been able to find anything in print confirming this, but it sounds like a similar situation as in the post above...
yes lets take care of mexican and central american nationals before our OWN people.
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you get what you were paid to vote for...
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maybe you havent noticed, but Biden is the biggest dimwit EVER to be president, and its not something lately noticed... he has a long reputation of being stupid.
no one that matters gives a shite about anyone's "tweet".
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And yet he still got elected because people were tired of Trump's temper tantrums. Continuing to blame the defeat and the underwhelming mid terms on fraud, anything to absolve Trump from those disappointments, will only lead to the inevitable next disappointment in 2024.
No one except for everyone that turned out to vote the Tweeter-in-Chief out of office. In a record turnout. People preferred a senile career politician over the God Emporer who spends his days coming up with nicknames for people he doesn’t like.
Mediocre continuity over chaos.
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I hear that Joe Xiden is not going to make it to PNG or Aus on this upcoming world tour.
It saddens me. I was hoping he'd get invited to a long pig party on some outlying PNG island.... ;-)
It saddens me. I was hoping he'd get invited to a long pig party on some outlying PNG island.... ;-)
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