Yes, 2Big2Rig but whatever happened to one person, one vote? It's outrageous to think Dems have to overcome 10 points (or whatever) just to break even.
Your news, and Dan Rather's news are the most complete and trust worthy. I keep you in my prayers to not get exhausted! We need you! I would like to see someone to come along side you to take up a role on collecting the best ideas and the best criticisms for the Democratic Party leadership- in another substance. Democrats ask for money, they send checklists but are they listening to what people are concerned about? Do they know why they missed the mark before? People that aren't political marketers might have the best ideas!
I really appreciate your insight and interpretation of events. Your writings are fundamental to my comprehension of the current idiocy and a voice in the proverbial wilderness.
I wish I had as much faith as you do that the democrats can corral enough of their own members to mount an effective campaign to right the wrongs and restore integrity to our system. It’s been my observation that they do two things that never work:
1.) They try to work across the aisle to build consensus. The republicans know this and play them along wasting precious time all the while knowing that they have absolutely no desire to build a consensus with democrats.
2.) The Democrats start infighting and factionalizing. The republicans know that this will happen. It makes their job so much easier watching the democrats fall into disarray. Happens every time. Think of Joe Manchin and Sinema. And then think of John Fetterman.
Let's not forget that on the side opposing Trump, there is weak leadership at the top. Schumer definitely needs to go, and maybe Jeffries too. Without such change, the Dems are fighting with one hand tied behind their backs.
“Because if we flip Congress, everything changes.” There is no way Trump and the GOP are going to allow the Democrats to assume control of Congress in November. NO. FUCKING. WAY.
Trump is a symptom of a much larger convergent risk — one that was building long before he arrived and will continue long after. Yesterday I published Consilience in an Age of Convergent Risk, a seven-section policy and governance series built around one question: What will it take to avoid global catastrophe and come together as one human race? The series begins here. Convergent Risk: Moment of Decision
Exactly. We need to be 2big2rig. Overwhelming numbers at the polls.
That’s right, just like Hungary’s outpouring.
Yes, 2Big2Rig but whatever happened to one person, one vote? It's outrageous to think Dems have to overcome 10 points (or whatever) just to break even.
Your news, and Dan Rather's news are the most complete and trust worthy. I keep you in my prayers to not get exhausted! We need you! I would like to see someone to come along side you to take up a role on collecting the best ideas and the best criticisms for the Democratic Party leadership- in another substance. Democrats ask for money, they send checklists but are they listening to what people are concerned about? Do they know why they missed the mark before? People that aren't political marketers might have the best ideas!
I really appreciate your insight and interpretation of events. Your writings are fundamental to my comprehension of the current idiocy and a voice in the proverbial wilderness.
Thank you !
E Hume- male age 79
You go girl, it’s time to throw the lying rascals out!
Thank you. We will survive and come back stronger!
And he still has that unpleasant frown on his baggy face.
I wish I had as much faith as you do that the democrats can corral enough of their own members to mount an effective campaign to right the wrongs and restore integrity to our system. It’s been my observation that they do two things that never work:
1.) They try to work across the aisle to build consensus. The republicans know this and play them along wasting precious time all the while knowing that they have absolutely no desire to build a consensus with democrats.
2.) The Democrats start infighting and factionalizing. The republicans know that this will happen. It makes their job so much easier watching the democrats fall into disarray. Happens every time. Think of Joe Manchin and Sinema. And then think of John Fetterman.
Let's not forget that on the side opposing Trump, there is weak leadership at the top. Schumer definitely needs to go, and maybe Jeffries too. Without such change, the Dems are fighting with one hand tied behind their backs.
“Because if we flip Congress, everything changes.” There is no way Trump and the GOP are going to allow the Democrats to assume control of Congress in November. NO. FUCKING. WAY.
Thank you, Ms. Reese.
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Nothing happened with the Cheney investigation into Jan 6th and it brought to light so much evidence. That was such a letdown.
Trump is a symptom of a much larger convergent risk — one that was building long before he arrived and will continue long after. Yesterday I published Consilience in an Age of Convergent Risk, a seven-section policy and governance series built around one question: What will it take to avoid global catastrophe and come together as one human race? The series begins here. Convergent Risk: Moment of Decision
Too big to rig, exactly.