And yet, the main problem above completely escapes his Jew riddled mind.
And yet, the main problem above completely escapes his Jew riddled mind.
Going to have to do better than that. Low effort. I will tell you what I don't know.. 1 fucking thing about your government. MAGA America 2020
The House Speaker said, even if the impeachment inquiry could help Trump win the 2020 election, she would not regret her decision to move forward with impeachment proceedings.
Nancy Pelosi makes the case for impeachment at a CNN town hall - Business Insider
wel·fare state
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noun: welfare state; plural noun: welfare states
a system whereby the government undertakes to protect the health and well-being of its citizens, especially those in financial or social need, by means of grants, pensions, and other benefits. The foundations for the modern welfare state in the US were laid by the New Deal programs of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
a country practicing a welfare state system
Socialism doesn’t freak out Democratic voters the way it freaks out other Americans. That’s a problem.
Democrats are very different not just from Republicans, but also from independents, who represent about 40 percent of Americans and about 30 percent of the electorate. Socialism is a loser among independents, and this makes it a liability in a general election. But Democrats don’t feel an aversion to socialism. So perhaps they don’t see the extent of the political danger.
Over the past year, numerous national polls have asked Americans whether they view socialism positively or negatively. In every poll, Democrats lean in favor of socialism, and independents don’t. In every poll, the opinions of voters or of Americans in the aggregate—Democrats, independents, and Republicans combined—add up to a net rejection of socialism.
Running as a democratic socialist isn’t as lethal as running as a socialist. But it’s still pretty bad. In an Emerson poll taken last summer, a plurality of independents (42 percent to 26 percent) said they wouldn’t vote for a self-described democratic socialist. In a November HarrisX poll, 64 percent of independents said they’d never vote for a democratic socialist.
In this month’s Yahoo News poll, a 47 percent plurality of independents said they wouldn’t consider voting for a presidential candidate who called himself a democratic socialist. And in the new Post/ABC poll, 37 percent of independents said they were less likely to support Sanders after hearing that he “identifies himself as a democratic socialist.”
These numbers explain why it’s so hard to stop Sanders in the primary, even though his opponents are correct that in a general election, his socialism would alienate independents and hurt him. The audience to whom these opponents are speaking—the Democratic primary electorate—doesn’t seem to want to hear it. If Sanders wins the nomination and loses the election, it won’t be because Republicans, on this question, falsely accused Democrats of being out of touch with America. It will be because that accusation was true
Down-ticket Democratic candidates are running for the hills to get away from Bernie Sanders, the Washington Post reports. Why is that? Could it be that they know something about the voters in their districts or states that make Bernie reverse catnip for those voters and their political chances? Could it be they are canaries in the coal mine trying to tell us something?
Wilson sees Sanders losing 40 states. This may be why Rethugs are trying to get their troops to vote for Sanders in primaries that allow crossover voting. It may be why Putin and Dump want Sanders to win. It may be why Bernie got an intelligence briefing that the Russians have operations supporting his candidacy. We all know Sanders is not in league with the Russians, but they’re in league with him, because he has the most baggage and is easiest to beat. If they can divide Dems while they’re at it, fine.
Plus, wait until hundreds of millions of dollars of attack ads go after Bernie on socialism and make him and his tax increases a risk to jobs, the economy and 401k’s. Some 61% of Americans say they are better off than they were three years ago, double-digits higher than any election going back to 1992. For many voters, political risk and good intentions stop at the pocketbook, if it looks like that is going to take a hit.
As Gallup found, just one type of potential American candidate, across all races and religions and sexual orientations doesn’t get majority voter support: a socialist. Some 53% of Americans would not vote for a socialist.
Sanders may be polling okay against Dump now, but he hasn’t gotten vetted by any major attack campaign. There’s a 747 worth of other baggage that Wilson knows Rethugs will go after Sanders on. We’ve heard about many of them on this site—the videos from Nicaragua to Moscow, the rape fantasy writings, the breadlines-are-okay comment. It’s not about how we react to these stories. It’s how they play and will be tweaked to play in the swing districts.
Which candidate can add to the House delegation, instead of subtract from it? Which can help us add four senators to take the Senate back in tough states like Iowa, Arizona, and Maine, and not subtract from what we have? Which can beat Dump and a massive lying, cheating, caricature-creating Rethug machine in the main Electoral College states in swing districts?
Dem candidates trying to separate themselves from Sanders in the districts that will determine the election are already telling us which candidate they don’t think it is.
What about those fine cowboys cheering for bernie eeeehhaaa