Domino's isn't pizza you canadian scumdominos 4 all
Domino's isn't pizza you canadian scumdominos 4 all
If I'm paying the money I spend on pizza to the government instead, in exchange for free pizza, well, then I save money in the long term. I think.You want everything for free but how are we going to pay for it
If I'm paying the money I spend on pizza to the government instead, in exchange for free pizza, well, then I save money in the long term. I think.
To be fair, I'd Stan for Bernie if he offered me free pizza.
Even DC pizza?
Domino's isn't pizza you canadian scum
DC has good fancy pizza. You can't just get a good slice for shit.Even DC pizza?
Sorrieeeethe proper term is "hoser".
Oh, And Bill Weld got 9% in NH. That is remarkable. 12,000 people went out to just put a vote in against Trump.
Weld is a former MA Governor, so being in a neighboring state may be part of the reason, not just anti-Orange sentiment.
Clearly being a former MA Governor is a big boost in NH, just look at how it helped Deval Taxprick.
Curious to see what kind of numbers Weld pulls elsewhere, he obviously has no shot but if he gets close to 10% in a lot of other places that will say quite a bit.
The Trump administration Friday filed a brief with the Supreme Court arguing that gay workers are not protected by federal civil rights law. The filing came exactly one week after the administration argued the same for transgender workers.
The brief was submitted in combined cases concerning Gerald Bostock, a gay man fired from his job as a child welfare services worker by Clayton County, Georgia, and the late Donald Zarda, a gay man fired from his job as a skydiving instructor by New York company Altitude Express. The Bostock and Zarda cases are two of three cases concerning LGBTQ workers’ rights that the Supreme Court is expected to hear this fall.
https://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc...J9VTEl-R5ukB0nQFyatMyIMpnwbAOmrfTrGAr-1Op8SS8
just remember, LGBT+ are the real bigots.
A senior aide to Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said has presidential campaign is well-positioned to win the Nevada caucuses and hinted that it still has some "tricks" to play before voters head to caucuses.
During an interview on Hill.TV's "Rising," Chuck Rocha told hosts Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti to "pay attention" to the Nevada caucuses once the New Hampshire primary concludes Tuesday.
"Pay attention to Nevada," Rocha said. "I've got some tricks in my little bag of tricks that you haven't seen yet. Nevada's going to be great."
People will rally around the campaign that wins.
I think the concerning issue for Bernie is that Elizabeth Warren has bled more than half of her support thus far (according to polls and the first 2 states) and none of it seems to have gone to him. I've said this a couple of times, that I think it's a mistake to assume that's where her voters will go. I think Klobuchar will pick up some of the women's votes and I honestly think that Bloomberg will get the rest. It won't be the corpse of the Biden campaign of Buttigieg who very viciously and unfairly clobbered her M4A plan from late summer on.
So where is Bernie going to get additional votes as people inevitably start to drop out?
You genuinely think Warren votes are going to Bloomberg? Based on what? I agree that identity politics will lend many to Klobuchar for sure. Just the same though? Biden voters can and will end up in the lap of Bernie.
I don’t know, that sounds just like Irvine declaring that Bernie can’t get more of his current 25%. It sounds like what you hope for is what you’re presenting, and not what’s realistic.
He’s the natural recipient of almost all Warren supporters who don’t go for Klobuchar.
You genuinely think Warren votes are going to Bloomberg? Based on what? I agree that identity politics will lend many to Klobuchar for sure. Just the same though? Biden voters can and will end up in the lap of Bernie.
Most importantly, I think you’re reading way too much into pre-super Tuesday. New Hampshire voted 60% for Bernie in 2016. Why? He was different. They are different. They voted different. Let’s see what happens in states that don’t think they’re special.
Oh yeah, you read right through me. Meanwhile I have been opposed to the notion of Bloomberg before he declared, when he declared and continue to be appalled at the idea of a purchased presidency. Why would you suggest this is what I hope for? Based not on nothing but actually on the opposite?
Again, I have to ask - with Warren's support all but collapsing in Iowa and then much moreso in NH, why is it that Bernie was not the main recipient of most of those votes, nevermind "almost all"?