All I'm saying is

I'll change my mind when the talk becomes action

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Andrew Jackson is my favorite president

FDR is my most hated president

yeah but the thing is, it seems like a double standard to doompost when things look good and when things look bad

how coincidental that they are both here

does anyone here even take zak and BM's posting seriously

@Lotus Calme George Washington and a few others got 100% of the vote in some cases because they were the only one on the ballot in that particular state

makes sense

it seems FDR's landslide in South Carolina is the largest in any state in the 20th Century

Also, I dislike black pills because it is demoralizing and thus subversive to the movement

but I like to embrace them because they are a part of the movement

Most of Button's black pills lately have admittedly been jokes however.

But the joke is definitely getting ols.

Old*

This article is ironic

now they're begging

It's such an easy concept to see, you have to have leverage in a deal. They cannot smell weakness, Trump had to show that he's not desparate for a peace deal, because if that's the case, then he'd be at their whim. Walking away shows that Trump isn't desparate and that they have to be the ones that compromise in a deal, that they'll agree to our terms. Bill Clinton got a deal with NK done, but they were able to break it because it had no weight. This is simple carrot and stick, and Trump should not yield to NK until *they* do what we ask them with extensive oversight. If Trump were to fire Bolton after the Libya model situation, then NK knows they have power over the president, even though I'm sure no one here likes Bolton, you have to realize that we can't yield to their demands. Now we can get a summit that is closer to the midterms, which would be fresher in the minds of the voters come November, and we can be sure that is on our terms. If nothing else, Trump got multiple hostages released without a single concession, that shows something.

http://time.com/5288341/home-to-vote-ireland-abortion-referendum/

This seems wrong that these people that have moved to the other parts of Europe and America can suddenly of back to Ireland to vote and change the laws of an entire country.

Not only that, Godspeed Ireland, keep that 8th Amendment

NJsen, 2018 General Election: Bob Menendez (D-inc) 28% (+4) Bob Hugin (R) 24%

Damn!

@Pielover19 does this warrant a rating change? Maybe from solid blue to likely blue?

One year ago Gianforte body slammed a Guardian reporter

I would need to look at the source of the poll.

Yeah, let's just take this with a pinch of salt

Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll

It was done by FDU, which has an A- by 538

So it's pretty legitimate

800 people surveyed

It's over for Menendumf

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You know my father actually once met Menendez

There were some legal issues with getting a medical license and there was a meeting set up, I think it was part of some deal that had a lot of workers involved

Dang.

'Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) on Thursday referred to the Goodlatte legislation as “the Make America White Again bill”

It was bordering on Likely Democrat anyway, so a rating change will happen.

They say it like its a bad thing. Democrats openly brag that America is becoming majority brown, but if Republicans propose a bill that even implicitly slows down the pace of change, they get accused with the grave sin of wanting to "make America white again."