No I think the sarcasm was obvious, it was just a trite and tired sentiment.

I’m curious to see how this will affect him, American voters didn’t care about the inflation rate they cared about inflation prices. How will Argentina voters react? Argentina better at informing their electorate as to the reality of situations? If they were I doubt he’d be in office.

Damn, extremely rare Boris Johnson win.

I can’t say I remember that one particularly well, I just remember I didn’t much enjoy it. Tom Clancy has a few books that are pretty fun to read and even more books that are just blah at best.

Yes.

Cuz they kept saying they wouldn’t

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Not for nothing but Russia has won quite a few Wars while having extremely high casualties. It’s almost their main strategy.

This CEO thought that someone who was going to lead a team in China for his company would look for work through the newspaper?

I mean I didn’t think they went far enough left. I still voted for them, but certainly I wasn’t enthused. I don’t know who would be.

Well shit now I really really hope they do.

This is what I’m saying here, it’s time to blow up the Democratic Party. It’s already done like 2/3 of the work for us. Blow it up.

Just as an aside I never actually had problems buying toilet paper. I don’t actually know anyone who did. I know that’s not really pertinent I just always find it funny people say that.

That’s exactly what I’m saying though. It’s about the stories we tell ourselves and the stories the parties are able to sell to us. Reality doesn’t matter the stories that we buy matter.

Frankly I didn’t see nearly as much of that as I expected. I don’t think she was pushing all that hard to be honest with you. However I was speaking more to labor issues. To healthcare. She was certainly to the right of Joe Biden on all three of those issues I’d say. Lord knows she was far to the right on him when it comes to Consumer Protections issues. Her cow-towing to her billionaire donors and preparing to push Lena Khan out show that pretty strongly I think. Most voters heard her and smelled a rat.

I don’t know if it’s that she didn’t go far enough left in so much as she didn’t go and far enough left on certain issues. As odd as it might seem there is a populist movement in the Republican Party. They do appeal to the working class for some odd reason. Their policy decisions don’t always reflect it but their rhetoric oftentimes does. After all a number of Republican states passed fairly economically Progressive ballot measures.

People don’t vote for numbers they vote for stories. They vote for their feelings. Do they feel like they’re in a better place today and they were the four years ago. Do they feel like they’re better off financially. Do they feel like the economy is stronger. And the answer for most of us is no of course not. So regardless of the reasons for that they’re going to vote that way. That’s just a harsh reality of elections and economics.

What was the breakdown of the district’s vote in the presidential election? I’m surprised that wasn’t included in the article. It seems extremely pertinent.

Yes the guy who said that nobody has ever been a better ally or friend Israel and describe himself as a Zionist is still the president I agree. However he’s also a lame duck president that’s going to have absolutely zero power to do anything in the next few months. Not that Congress was really eager to help him before but now there will be zero will for him to do anything. They won’t even be negotiating with him anymore, they’re going to be calling Trump directly and openly.

He read the polling. He knew. He knew he was about to have open reign and full American cooperation, maybe obedience is the better word there, so he knew there was no need to keep in a defense minister that in any way slowed him down. Now he’s ready to kick it up into the next gear.

I remember a time in my life where this kind of story would have concerned me a bit. Those days are long gone now though. They’ve cried wolf way too many times.