Jussi Klemetti

More like Aryan slip.

Whereas here, footplay was the problem.

As long as you won't add to its sales, you can read it as a treat. A hatetreat.

At least Tim Minchin already has. Probably not the only one.

I composed a more thoughtful answer before re-reading your last question and realising you are either arguing in bad faith or incredibly stupid. It's not up to me to allow anyone to do organising and I didn't even critique anyone doing organising for anything.

Ollaan päästy samaan median kannalta ongelmalliseen tilaan, joka on ollut jenkeissä jo jonnin aikaa. Jos kuvaillaan todellisuutta suoraan ja faktapohjaisesti, niin se vaikuttaa poliittisesti puolueelliselta.

Hard to believe they could have missed that. Would probably have been too partisan to spell it out.

Aww, it likes to be petted.

To ensure broad representation of all viewpoints we will have a panel with guests from right to center-right.

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The numerology is what makes it pop. I guess.

I mean, promising better floors for homeless people to sleep on would be quite on brand for a certain class of Democrats.

Any bets on whether Jeffries has any plan to tie the "strong floor" to any concrete policy proposals that are anywhere near up to the task...

In theory, even this shit might work if they tied the "strong floor" part to an actual understandable, meaningful policy platform. But the people who love this slogan will never do that.

But how would that entice the big donors to return to the Dems?

In this moment, where billionaires are ramping up the class war, it really is a choice to have "no ceiling" in their slogan.

It's gonna be fun later on to search your posts for "sorry to get so partisan". In the case we'll get over this moment.

The only way I see this would happen is if the US administration wanted it, but couldn't prosecute domestically because he was pre-pardoned. Very skeptical about any future administration being willing to do this.

Every one of these seems like a no-brainer for anyone who cares about democracy.

Not sure if it's the color grading or what, but everything there looks like it should fight cardboard for flavor.

That was a PR stunt that was nowhere near as benevolent as it appeared in reporting. He was already a megalomaniacal POS then.

How does this all look so tasteless? I mean literally without taste.

You might want to make it a rule for agencies to refer small businesses to those support services as a routine part of compliance processes. That way, small businesses could automatically find those services when they need them.

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A clear example of this is how they immediately become very concerned about women's rights when it allows them to attack muslims, but immediately attack women, if a white man is accused of bad behaviour.

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It's contentless because it has zero concrete content. It's an aspirational(?) slogan with zero details that would allow anyone to assess what it means in practice or how to get to it. One of the lessons from Zohran's campaign is that he tied universal ideas to concrete policy proposals.

Well, they will gesture in the direction of a negotiation process to get a bipartisan agreement on a working group to find a pathway to a floor (of strength to be negotiated).

It's definitely a time.

Is this a military version of the common PhD in Econ 101?