LuckyNumber7
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My sister lives in Lebanon and she described horrific scenes to me. She thought her building was bombed. My brother in law thought his building was bombed. Neither were near each other.
It's Mel Brooks movie level shit. It's be funny if it wasn't real. Who the hell thought that was a good idea?Maybe not the best urban planning.
My sister lives in Lebanon and she described horrific scenes to me. She thought her building was bombed. My brother in law thought his building was bombed. Neither were near each other.
so their big plan to win swing states is to hope Kanye steals enough of the black and youth vote to pull off a victory?
I mean... it's something.
I will also add that if this actually works we should simply call it a day and become 50 separate countries.
After 2016 I take nothing for granted.
help me understand ... i feel like Kanye West on the ballot (which is the weirdest fucking sentence ever) would harm Trump more than help. is this some racist "blacks will vote for other blacks" thing? because as we consistently see, and as we saw very clearly this primary, Black folks are highly practical voters who harbor no illusions about where the country is and who is and who is not capable of winning in the general.
Another Deep-Red State Votes to Expand Medicaid
Even as Republican politicians in Washington and most states triple down in their efforts to repeal or cripple the Affordable Care Act, voters even in very red states continue to insist on taking advantage of the most “socialistic” aspect of the ACA, the optional Medicaid expansion feature.
Yesterday voters in Missouri made their state the sixth to implement Medicaid expansion via a ballot measure (in this case a constitutional amendment), and the 38th overall to expand Medicaid, as the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported:
Ignoring pleas from Republican leaders, Missouri voters approved a plan Tuesday to expand Medicaid coverage to more than 230,000 low-income people in the state.
Missouri voted to expand its Medicaid program, as 53% of voters supported the measure….
The vote comes after repeated rejections by the GOP-controlled Legislature after the passage of the Affordable Care Act in 2010 allowed states to expand who can get coverage.
The constitutional amendment marks the latest setback for Republicans when it comes to ballot initiatives. Voters also approved a minimum wage hike and rejected a right-to-work law pushed by former Gov. Eric Greitens in 2018.
Voting on the Medicaid expansion followed a stark urban-rural divide, even though rural hospitals were arguably among the main beneficiaries. 88 percent of voters in both Kansas City and St. Louis voted supported it. The pattern was similar to the one we saw earlier this summer in Oklahoma, which also narrowly approved Medicaid expansion by ballot initiative. All told, five deep-red states (Idaho, Utah, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Missouri), plus purplish Maine, have expanded Medicaid by ballot initiative; it’s only failed once, in Montana.
help me understand ... i feel like Kanye West on the ballot (which is the weirdest fucking sentence ever) would harm Trump more than help. is this some racist "blacks will vote for other blacks" thing? because as we consistently see, and as we saw very clearly this primary, Black folks are highly practical voters who harbor no illusions about where the country is and who is and who is not capable of winning in the general.
Well, with the way this campaign has been run so far... I would not doubt that they think they are going to peel off black voters, because you know, blacks, they stick together amirite? .
help me understand ... i feel like Kanye West on the ballot (which is the weirdest fucking sentence ever) would harm Trump more than help. is this some racist "blacks will vote for other blacks" thing?
i guess shit-talking harriet tubman and calling slavery a choice doesn't win you too many friends in the black community.
I feel emotionally successful in that I successfully quelled my family worries by using my aerospace background to identify the orange gas as likely a nitrogen compound. I went full investigation mode within 20 minutes of the blast. Also shut down my trumpy parents who were worried it was a nuclear blast [emoji55]
People bought an estimated 1.35 million copies of Too Much But Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man in its first week according to publisher Simon & Schuster, while 1.1 million copies of The Art of the Deal sold between its publication in 1987 and Trump's presidency in 2016.
people compare the book to The Godfather.