Many people who were going to vote for Bernie ended up voting for Trump.
I don't think that's true. I don't see how anyone who saw themselves as principled supporters of Sanders could ever vote for Trump, they're diametrically opposed. They share nothing in common. The only people who voted that way weren't serious to begin with.
Why do they even bother to vote if they don't believe in it. They do vote, because they do believe it counts, because they know the conspiracies are full of shit.
I really don't get the "Bernie would have won" mentality. The biggest issues that people officially complain about when it comes to Harris is that she is 'going to bring about socialism'. He's actually a self described socialist flavor, and all the "moderates" who claim they are socially liberal but fiscally conservative would still let the moneyed interests win.
I don't know, I still find basketball more boring. That's not to say that golf isn't boring, but if I only had two channels I bet I'd have it on golf. In the background.
I'm not going to lie, it's a red state, and has red state problems. I do know a number of gay and trans people here; I'm sure at least some of them want to get out. The thing that makes WY a bit different from OK and TX is that, by and large, people do want to leave others alone by default. This conservative scare shit does work, of course, so it's a problem. But it's always going to stay that way if the demographics don't change.
Wyoming would be the easiest to change, frankly, and even one red state flipping to purple (or even blue) would change the Senate landscape incredibly. It's nice here; almost all small towns, and even in some of the larger ones it's easy to walk to work instead of driving.
I don't think anybody is shocked.
I don't think that's true. I don't see how anyone who saw themselves as principled supporters of Sanders could ever vote for Trump, they're diametrically opposed. They share nothing in common. The only people who voted that way weren't serious to begin with.
Why do they even bother to vote if they don't believe in it. They do vote, because they do believe it counts, because they know the conspiracies are full of shit.
I really don't get the "Bernie would have won" mentality. The biggest issues that people officially complain about when it comes to Harris is that she is 'going to bring about socialism'. He's actually a self described socialist flavor, and all the "moderates" who claim they are socially liberal but fiscally conservative would still let the moneyed interests win.
that's an argument against ever using the word terrorist, which is a bit much
So freedom of speech really is just a cudgel the right uses against the left? It's not really something they believe in.
If the algorithm is more likely to help a white servicemember than a black one, that would be a problem, no?
Ok, that does sound fun.
I don't know, I still find basketball more boring. That's not to say that golf isn't boring, but if I only had two channels I bet I'd have it on golf. In the background.
There's no way the House GOP sees that as relevant, it's not about the law or what's just.
Wait, does that mean that the earliest stardate they can reference only goes back to 2323?
What's the new word for microblogging on X corp? "Musk x-ed this morning that ..."
It’s great to see people that genuinely think that imprisonment without trial is the way to go. Really warms the heart.
I looked it up before posting, there's a bit of disagreement on that.
I love that the 'Right Side Broadcasting Network' that is hosting the video of MTG has fully a quarter of its screen devoted to hawking gold.
that's a bit of a damp squid
Yeah, I didn't vote for him in the last primary, but he's better than any Republican, and it's not even close.
Seriously, day one and it’s basically Stormfront Lite
I'm not going to lie, it's a red state, and has red state problems. I do know a number of gay and trans people here; I'm sure at least some of them want to get out. The thing that makes WY a bit different from OK and TX is that, by and large, people do want to leave others alone by default. This conservative scare shit does work, of course, so it's a problem. But it's always going to stay that way if the demographics don't change.
Wyoming would be the easiest to change, frankly, and even one red state flipping to purple (or even blue) would change the Senate landscape incredibly. It's nice here; almost all small towns, and even in some of the larger ones it's easy to walk to work instead of driving.