fightinfrenchman wrote:He energized the base so hard that he lost
I you loud and clear, no need to repeat the same for every page
fightinfrenchman wrote:He energized the base so hard that he lost
iwillspankyou wrote:What type of candidate do you think can energize the base?
A candidate that talks about the issues that most US ppl are concerned with, and does not take money from big money interests. I have my favorite you might know Sanders have already energized the base
I also like Tulsi Gabbard, and Nina Turner if she decides to run.
iwillspankyou wrote:What type of candidate do you think can energize the base?
A candidate that talks about the issues that most US ppl are concerned with, and does not take money from big money interests. I have my favorite you might know Sanders have already energized the base
I also like Tulsi Gabbard, and Nina Turner if she decides to run.
n0el wrote:@Amsel_ charismatic like you said. I also think Moreno progressive priorities will benefit them. Bernie won Michigan because progressive policies resonate with the blue collar workers. Hillary lost because her policies didn’t.
n0el wrote:He “won” the Michigan primary.
n0el wrote:@Amsel_ charismatic like you said. I also think Moreno progressive priorities will benefit them. Bernie won Michigan because progressive policies resonate with the blue collar workers. Hillary lost because her policies didn’t.
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/why-the-polls-missed-bernie-sanders-michigan-upset/ economics doesn't seem to play a big part. I think there's a bit of a fine line to be played between working-class or populist economics and progressivism. Abdul El-Sayed was a progressive, but he lost the gubernatorial primary in Michigan last year. A lot of progressives unfortunately are the type of progressive that's only appealing in deep-blue states, and not working-class ones. Bernie's message was more appealing to young people than blue collar types imo
My guess is that the Democrats pick up some seats, but not enough to retake the House.
Goodspeed wrote:Seriously though, is the base not already energized by their disapproval of Trump? Turnout in the midterms was historic.
Does Trump even stand a chance in 2020, no matter who the dems pick? Maybe I'm being optimistic but I don't see him winning.
momuuu wrote:Goodspeed wrote:Seriously though, is the base not already energized by their disapproval of Trump? Turnout in the midterms was historic.
Does Trump even stand a chance in 2020, no matter who the dems pick? Maybe I'm being optimistic but I don't see him winning.
Well, it didn't end up nearly as bad as was predicted it seems. I don't actually think his performance would sway republicans from voting Republican.
It certainly has and will. How many, that remains to be seen.momuuu wrote:Goodspeed wrote:Seriously though, is the base not already energized by their disapproval of Trump? Turnout in the midterms was historic.
Does Trump even stand a chance in 2020, no matter who the dems pick? Maybe I'm being optimistic but I don't see him winning.
Well, it didn't end up nearly as bad as was predicted it seems. I don't actually think his performance would sway republicans from voting republican.
Amsel_ wrote:n0el wrote:@Amsel_ charismatic like you said. I also think Moreno progressive priorities will benefit them. Bernie won Michigan because progressive policies resonate with the blue collar workers. Hillary lost because her policies didn’t.
I'm not sure blue collar workers are too thrilled with progressives. Looking at the reasons Sanders won in Michigan https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/wh ... gan-upset/ economics doesn't seem to play a big part. I think there's a bit of a fine line to be played between working-class or populist economics and progressivism. Abdul El-Sayed was a progressive, but he lost the gubernatorial primary in Michigan last year. A lot of progressives unfortunately are the type of progressive that's only appealing in deep-blue states, and not working-class ones. Bernie's message was more appealing to young people than blue collar types imo.
Goodspeed wrote:http://time.com/magazine/us/5280431/may-28th-2018-vol-191-no-20-u-s/?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=time&xid=time_socialflow_facebook&utm_source=facebook.com
Meritocracy gone wrong. Reminded me of @Dolan 's posts
What it also strangely reminded me of is the patching of games. How after a while the meta settles and becomes exploitative, and the game needs to change drastically for the meta to "reset", for the exploits to be removed in one fell swoop. Removing the exploits one by one doesn't work because the meta is settled and people will simply move on to the next exploit. Conclusion: America's constitution needs patched.
Goodspeed wrote:http://time.com/magazine/us/5280431/may-28th-2018-vol-191-no-20-u-s/?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=time&xid=time_socialflow_facebook&utm_source=facebook.com
Meritocracy gone wrong. Reminded me of @Dolan 's posts
What it also strangely reminded me of is the patching of games. How after a while the meta settles and becomes exploitative, and the game needs to change drastically for the meta to "reset", for the exploits to be removed in one fell swoop. Removing the exploits one by one doesn't work because the meta is settled and people will simply move on to the next exploit. Conclusion: America's constitution needs patched.
Zoi is objective, intelligent, and has great attention to detail. I honestly think that if you gave him the resources to hire advisors and take his time, you'd end up with a much better constitution than your current one which is outdated to put it mildly.n0el wrote:Goodspeed wrote:http://time.com/magazine/us/5280431/may-28th-2018-vol-191-no-20-u-s/?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=time&xid=time_socialflow_facebook&utm_source=facebook.com
Meritocracy gone wrong. Reminded me of @Dolan 's posts
What it also strangely reminded me of is the patching of games. How after a while the meta settles and becomes exploitative, and the game needs to change drastically for the meta to "reset", for the exploits to be removed in one fell swoop. Removing the exploits one by one doesn't work because the meta is settled and people will simply move on to the next exploit. Conclusion: America's constitution needs patched.
I’m much less interested in Zoi touching our constitution than the EP.
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