but I'm afraid that money may just get folded into more payments.
Any thoughts on the possibility of a contested convention? I know a lot of people have said they will vote for whomever gets nominated, but I imagine many will be turned off if the DNC decides to take the nom away from Bernie
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A quick google says where we go one we go all. I have no idea the context, though.For the last couple weeks every text message my father has sent me has had a signature of:
I'm asuming it's Trump related. Do I even want to know what it means?
Here’s the full answer:For the last couple weeks every text message my father has sent me has had a signature of:
I'm asuming it's Trump related. Do I even want to know what it means?
So it's even worse than being Trump related.Here’s the full answer:
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Yeah, apparently so. First I’d heard of it but it’s basically up there with lizard people conspiracy theories except actual people doing things and hurting people over it.So it's even worse than being Trump related.
I don't understand how people can believe this dumb shit but the Impeachment trial with actual evidence is a hoax.Here’s the full answer:
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My mom and step dad are a big fan of NASCAR. I have been asked several times if I'm going to watch the Daytona 500 tomorrow.
It's not on my list of things so who knows if I would tune into it.
But now I know the answer is a no after seeing that this car is running:
I don’t believe it’s anti Bernie bias that is driving these concerns this is basically the whole ball of wax when it comes to the moderate and liberal wing of the Democratic Party currently. The other side of the coin would be that the progressive agenda that Bernie is offering up would spark excitement amongst citizens that might not have voted if a more moderate candidate were to win the nomination. I personally think regardless of who is nominated, the right is going to attempt to paint them as a Socialist the only difference with Bernie is he doesn’t shy away from the title. Beyond Bernie, many of the 20 or so seats the Dems picked up in congress in 2018 are worried that an ultra liberal candidate at the top would make it harder for them to get re-elected. The truth is no one knows what is going to happen. Could a Bernie nomination lead to a Corbin-esque style ass kicking come November where the GOP wins back total control of the Government? It is possible. Is it also possible that a Bernie nomination combined with disdain for Trump results in a much higher turnout resulting in a continuation of the “blue wave” that began in 2018 where Dems win back the White House and Senate and hold the House? Sure could. No one knows and in times of uncertainty many find change scary. In 2008 people thought an African-American candidate with an ethnic sounding name was a risky proposition too. Also NO ONE took Trump seriously in 2016 everybody figured he get stomped in the General but look what (unfortunately) happened there. No one knows what’s gonna happen and those trying to convince you that they do are just worried . Right now everyone should vote for the Candidate that inspires them the most. Everything else will shake out. Hopefully for the best.I don't know if this is the media being anti Bernie Sanders, but I just heard a report that Bernie Sanders is holding strong with his core base. But he is not gaining support.
They basically said his campaign is dividing the democratic base. If he wins the primary he's going to struggle to get the backing from those who are currently voting for Bidden, Buttigieg and Klobuchar. While he's creating a movement for his base. He's not with these other candidates bases. They are strongly against his policies and fear the far lefts policies and medicare for all. They may not have a strong showing in the 2020 election. So will the movement on Bernie's base be enough to vote Trump out of office?
The people who are voting for Bidden, Buttigieg and Klobuchar tend to dislike change. They like the status quo. What they know. Madicare for all is an unknown for them. They are worried about higher taxes. Losing the insurance coverage they are used too.
It’s a false dilemma, while it is correct that these unions did collectively bargain their health coverage, if Universal Healthcare did go into effect they would not lose coverage, I would argue they would actually GAIN a bargaining chip in that their employers would no longer have to pay out millions for healthcare they could instead negotiate more money to be put towards better pensions, wages, Safety, etc... If Universal Healthcare were to be enacted it would likely take years to roll out which would allow for plenty of time for unions to negotiate new terms.My question though is, with Medicare For All being full comprehensive coverage on everything. Wouldn't they be getting the same great health insurance they currently have? Or could they actually be losing coverage benefits they have fought for
Yes, it is and i have heard many reports of people from asian descent that are struggling in the moment with stares, people moving away in public transport etc. In my local newspaper there was a chinese artist in germany reporting that her gyn refused to let her into the office at an poointment because she was chinese.erstand people are taking precautions to protect themselves from Coronavirus. But why are they only applying these cautions against the Chinese community and not the general public? Is this rooted in Xenophobia and racism?