Crazy thought: Maybe some of those that voted “uncommitted” in the Democratic primaries to “send a message“ that are advocating for Biden to step aside now, should have actually done the work and “committed“ to a candidate that they did want.
Crazy thought: Maybe some of those that voted “uncommitted” in the Democratic primaries to “send a message“ that are advocating for Biden to step aside now, should have actually done the work and “committed“ to a candidate that they did want.
What’s interesting to me about all the folks suddenly writing about Project 2025 is that I’ve known about it for at least a year. I mean, here it is in The Atlantic in September of last year.
Did people really not know until recently?
Thank you France and England. It’s so nice to see the right wingers learning that they are not, in fact, the majority.
An important reminder for us here in the States.
A friend had an interesting thought at dinner last night… What if it isn’t Donny Dictator who’s the Manchurian Candidate.?
What if it’s… Roberts.
Remember, he has reason for grudge against Biden who pulled a Garland on his Apellate appointment (read his Wikipedia entry and you’ll find it)
While the pundits are out here flapping their yams about replacing Biden (he wont step aside so all the talk is a waste of time), the other side is happily backing their twice impeached adjudicated rapist felon while watching the Democratic Party rhetorically eat their own tail.
Playing this out, if Biden were to have a special forces team take out Donny Dictator as an official act considering the threat to our Republic he poses, he’d be immune from any prosecution that might result.
I’d be very tempted to F around and find out if I were him.
A reminder that a wealth of data from political scientists will tell you… 1) There are no “undecideds” or “independents” in significant enough numbers to matter. 2) Debates have next to no effect on people’s vote. 3) This is a pie eating contest. Pick your side, eat the pie.
Hey there, can someone please shoot me an email when we’ve stopped talking about the debate? kthxbai
Finished reading: Pew by Catherine Lacey - Perhaps this would have made a better short story than a whole book. This book was trying so hard to be interesting that it forgot to be clever. What the author missed was that if one is clever, they get the interesting for free. At about 60% through I decided to declare bankruptcy and just jump ahead to the last chapter which went exactly where I assumed it would (i.
Sigh, I should probably get around to upgrading to Sonoma (currently on Monterey).