Is the website in the voting booth?

But that just doesn’t happen. We have to plan for the lowest common denominator.

We should also make vote by mail mandatory.

I have no idea what party these people belong to. It’s not listed on the sheet. Their policy positions aren’t shown. Their endorsements aren’t shown. Nobody knows who the fuck any of these people are.

What you need Ranked Choice Voting for is Congress and the Presidency. Local elections also need to be partisan. Otherwise how the fuck do you know where any of the candidates even generally stand on the issues?

It was just too late. Plus, he was supporting Harris, who they didn’t see as genuine.

Good analysis:

“Ppl like her because she’s real. Ppl perceive Trump as real too. Dems need to do a better job of just being real with ppl. Coming on social media and chatting with ppl, etc.”

That’s why people liked Bernie too.

Are you kidding? California voted to keep slavery, and against rent control, and against the AIDS organization who was funding the rent control measure.

And the MAGA administration and supreme court will just laugh in our faces. We’re toast, man.

She lost the popular vote this time too.

We HAVE to have ranked choice voting. We HAVE to be able to participate in the party’s internal elections.

Get the pdf while you still can:

https://www.openculture.com/2022/01/read-the-cias-simple-sabotage-field-manual.html

YES! Where is my dad’s little Toyota Pickup? Closest thing we have is the Ford Maverick, which is still pretty fucking huge.

The best businesses are rewarded with more money while poor businesses fail.

Absolutely 100% false.

RIGHT?? I want an 8-foot bed, dammit!

How the hell thinner can it possibly get?!? Jesus.

Oh yeah then that makes sense.

Who are you with?

They are fiduciaries.

Fiduciary is a legally defined term. Fiduciaries are expected to exercise a duty of care and a duty of loyalty to clients, and as a result, are “held to the highest standard of conduct.” Fiduciaries have a bond of trust with another person (called the beneficiary or principal) and have a legal obligation to act for the beneficiary’s benefit – not their own.

Yeah that’s bad. We’re with JP Morgan through our local Chase branch and their fee when all is said and done is averaged down to less than 1% of the total account balance.

Even scarier.

I let my bank’s financial advisor handle that. They have apps that calculate everything.