Dem primaries begin! Let there be fire and brimstone in Iowa!
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Biden should challenge the front runners to an arm wrestling contest.
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Childish.
Here is a handy chart for those on the fence.
typical liberal bullshit. As you are well aware, President Trump fully supports LEGAL immigration to this country. Something other countries that let their people hide behind walls agree with
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Man you guys are wound up tight. It makes fun of the Dem candidates as much as anything.
Why the long faces? Reading this board it’s clear the Dems are a wreck & Trump is set for a shoo-in, landslide win for his 2nd term. Lighten up and enjoy Trump’s utter dominance. He’s changed the country and the government to his liking, he has the Supreme Court, the DOJ and Senate Republicans eating out of his hand. Let us all rejoice!
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We most definitely we want Bernie to keep winning. If he wins the nomination the Dems will OWN the socialist label in the GE
Even better if he keeps winning but doesn't get enough to declare outright winner and they go to contested convention and they pull the rug out from under him! His supporters will burn down the convention hall, join a 3rd party or stay home
Either way, Americans will never vote for a far left Marxist for president, Trump wins again!
Even better if he keeps winning but doesn't get enough to declare outright winner and they go to contested convention and they pull the rug out from under him! His supporters will burn down the convention hall, join a 3rd party or stay home
Either way, Americans will never vote for a far left Marxist for president, Trump wins again!
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Just think about how many millions of dollars have gone to waste supporting all these mediocre candidates. Then Bloomberg comes riding in on his billion dollar horse to try and buy the nomination. Ridiculous.
Fixed it for you.
Get your popcorn ready for the Democratic convention and those super delegates. Now that's going to be entertaining!
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Even better watching hard core lefties having to throw their support behind an old, white, former Republican billionaire capitalist oligarch!
The Squad gonna go ballistic!
lolololol
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Once again, Tibs demonstrates that he cannot determine which makes him more angry: That America elected Trump, or that Trump is doing so amazingly well.
Booming median income, booming housing values, increasing housing starts, energy independence, no new wars, trying to end presence in Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq, increasing employment participation, growing GDP, new trade deal with Canada and Mexico, new trade deal with China, wall being built, illegal crossings down, private health insurance cost lowest increase in years, lowest unemployment in decades, lowest minority unemployment ever recorded, more full time employees and fewer "Bammy" part-timers, NATO members finally paying something for the defense we provide, moves to end ridiculous "sanctuary" locations, three dead terrorist murderers.
So which of those angers you the most, Tibs?
Booming median income, booming housing values, increasing housing starts, energy independence, no new wars, trying to end presence in Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq, increasing employment participation, growing GDP, new trade deal with Canada and Mexico, new trade deal with China, wall being built, illegal crossings down, private health insurance cost lowest increase in years, lowest unemployment in decades, lowest minority unemployment ever recorded, more full time employees and fewer "Bammy" part-timers, NATO members finally paying something for the defense we provide, moves to end ridiculous "sanctuary" locations, three dead terrorist murderers.
So which of those angers you the most, Tibs?
Read the entire thing. This scares the hell out of me. We all see it coming. Sanders may not implement it. But he's spreading the message and the message is taking root. Ever growing numbers favor this fool's ideas that will lead us to Venezuela. Scary **** folks.
Bernie Sanders's primary win has put Democrats on the road to serfdom
Bernie Sanders has essentially been running for president for five years, and Tuesday night, he won the New Hampshire primary for the second time. Since 2016, he has traveled the country spreading his message of socialism and supporting a new wave of younger, charismatic candidates, such as Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who share his worldview.
It seems, at least for now, that Sanders’s persistence has finally paid off. Sanders has now taken the top spot nationwide in the RealClearPolitics polling average, replacing former Vice President Joe Biden as the front-runner. With Sanders leading the race, the Democratic Party has embarked on the road to serfdom, where “government knowledge” takes the place of “market knowledge,” where consumers in the marketplace and private owners make decisions. In Bernie Sanders's America, the government knows best.
The rise of Sanders and socialism has come to represent the Democratic Party and its future.
The emergence of this movement is a threat to capitalism and our free market system. Every one of Sanders's objectives selects government control as an alternative to the market-based system. Though he couldn’t currently get as much done because of a Republican-controlled Senate, his objective is to radicalize younger voters with his message and beliefs. Organizations such as Justice Democrats that share Sanders’s worldview have already promised to launch primary challenges against Democrats they believe aren’t left-wing enough.
Their plans to challenge Democrats may seem unrealistic to some, but with a significant portion of Generation Z and millennials more likely to embrace socialism than previous generations, the idea of socialism spreading is both realistic and concerning. Gen Z and millennials make up 37% of the electorate and growing, and their susceptibility to socialist ideas means a potential return for socialism’s failed ideas.
It's time to sound the alarm about what is yet to come if Sanders and those who follow his failed ideology aren’t stopped.
Socialism is appealing to many young voters who are concerned about the human and social costs of capitalism, but it is no different from Vladimir Lenin’s ideas: a system in which the government controls every significant element of the national economy. In its promise to correct all wrongs, the government will continue to expand until the few market-based processes it does permit cease to exist, the end result of socialist governance.
Despite socialism having failed and most of the developed world having realized the root of its failures, Sanders’s rise to the top of the Democratic field suggests a new generation of voters are not only open to socialism's return, but actively seek it.
This new and growing generation of voters who are Sanders’s most ardent supporters does not understand the concepts of government failure and the threat it poses against freedom, which can only thrive in a free market system. It does not accept the reality of socialism’s failures in the past because Sanders pitches his ideas as new and revolutionary, when in fact, they are tried-and-failed.
Understanding this critical ideological shift within the Democratic Party can be traced to the Great Recession of 2008. It has given rise to madmen in authority such as Sanders. If not him, it will be someone else who shares his ideas but is craftier at articulating them and galvanizing a greater portion of voters. That is the biggest and most alarming threat of Sanders's rise.
The threat that will come as a result of Bernie Sanders's success isn’t just limited to his individual success, but the success of those who follow. This growing far-left wing of the Democratic Party means the dramatic redefinition of the government and its role in centralizing the economy. The power of these ideas cannot be understated and nor should they be ignored. At the root of their claim is an argument based on desire and need, and there’s no greater moral claim than need.
It’s those desires that may help return the ideas of socialism and centrally planned economics. That will be the result of Sanders's success, and it will be his legacy that will undoubtedly be carried forward by the next generation of socialist leaders.
Bernie Sanders's primary win has put Democrats on the road to serfdom
Bernie Sanders has essentially been running for president for five years, and Tuesday night, he won the New Hampshire primary for the second time. Since 2016, he has traveled the country spreading his message of socialism and supporting a new wave of younger, charismatic candidates, such as Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who share his worldview.
It seems, at least for now, that Sanders’s persistence has finally paid off. Sanders has now taken the top spot nationwide in the RealClearPolitics polling average, replacing former Vice President Joe Biden as the front-runner. With Sanders leading the race, the Democratic Party has embarked on the road to serfdom, where “government knowledge” takes the place of “market knowledge,” where consumers in the marketplace and private owners make decisions. In Bernie Sanders's America, the government knows best.
The rise of Sanders and socialism has come to represent the Democratic Party and its future.
The emergence of this movement is a threat to capitalism and our free market system. Every one of Sanders's objectives selects government control as an alternative to the market-based system. Though he couldn’t currently get as much done because of a Republican-controlled Senate, his objective is to radicalize younger voters with his message and beliefs. Organizations such as Justice Democrats that share Sanders’s worldview have already promised to launch primary challenges against Democrats they believe aren’t left-wing enough.
Their plans to challenge Democrats may seem unrealistic to some, but with a significant portion of Generation Z and millennials more likely to embrace socialism than previous generations, the idea of socialism spreading is both realistic and concerning. Gen Z and millennials make up 37% of the electorate and growing, and their susceptibility to socialist ideas means a potential return for socialism’s failed ideas.
It's time to sound the alarm about what is yet to come if Sanders and those who follow his failed ideology aren’t stopped.
Socialism is appealing to many young voters who are concerned about the human and social costs of capitalism, but it is no different from Vladimir Lenin’s ideas: a system in which the government controls every significant element of the national economy. In its promise to correct all wrongs, the government will continue to expand until the few market-based processes it does permit cease to exist, the end result of socialist governance.
Despite socialism having failed and most of the developed world having realized the root of its failures, Sanders’s rise to the top of the Democratic field suggests a new generation of voters are not only open to socialism's return, but actively seek it.
This new and growing generation of voters who are Sanders’s most ardent supporters does not understand the concepts of government failure and the threat it poses against freedom, which can only thrive in a free market system. It does not accept the reality of socialism’s failures in the past because Sanders pitches his ideas as new and revolutionary, when in fact, they are tried-and-failed.
Understanding this critical ideological shift within the Democratic Party can be traced to the Great Recession of 2008. It has given rise to madmen in authority such as Sanders. If not him, it will be someone else who shares his ideas but is craftier at articulating them and galvanizing a greater portion of voters. That is the biggest and most alarming threat of Sanders's rise.
The threat that will come as a result of Bernie Sanders's success isn’t just limited to his individual success, but the success of those who follow. This growing far-left wing of the Democratic Party means the dramatic redefinition of the government and its role in centralizing the economy. The power of these ideas cannot be understated and nor should they be ignored. At the root of their claim is an argument based on desire and need, and there’s no greater moral claim than need.
It’s those desires that may help return the ideas of socialism and centrally planned economics. That will be the result of Sanders's success, and it will be his legacy that will undoubtedly be carried forward by the next generation of socialist leaders.
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Anybody who doesn't understand the concept of government failure has never dealt with a government employee or government agency - building department, IRS, DMV, VA, etc. Adults who have certainly understand, first-hand and with laser-like clarity, the fundamental incompetence of government.
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Please note that at about 1:15 or so he begins explaining that people in PRISON ought not be subjected to a man who identifies as a woman being mixed in with the women. Cause that's just a matter of practicality.
But in your child's MIDDLE SCHOOL, hey, man. No problem. If a dude with a dress wants to walk in to your daughter's locker room, you're a cave-man if you have a problem with that.
So... PRISONERS in Bloomberg's town, New York are safer than your middle school daughter.
Ya. Let's elect THIS nut job.
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I'm not neccessarily a huge Bloomberg fan, but I love how he constantly makes Trump his little *****, over and over again, on Trump's favorite twitter platform to boot.
<samp class="EmbedCode-container"><code class="EmbedCode-code"><blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">.<a href="https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@realDonaldTrump</a> - we know many of the same people in NY. Behind your back they laugh at you & call you a carnival barking clown. They know you inherited a fortune & squandered it with stupid deals and incompetence. <br><br>I have the record & the resources to defeat you. And I will. <a href="https://t.co/fO4azmZaUg">https://t.co/fO4azmZaUg</a></p>— Mike Bloomberg (@MikeBloomberg) <a href="https://twitter.com/MikeBloomberg/status/1227951551068721154?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 13, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> </code></samp>
<samp class="EmbedCode-container"><code class="EmbedCode-code"><blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">.<a href="https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@realDonaldTrump</a> - we know many of the same people in NY. Behind your back they laugh at you & call you a carnival barking clown. They know you inherited a fortune & squandered it with stupid deals and incompetence. <br><br>I have the record & the resources to defeat you. And I will. <a href="https://t.co/fO4azmZaUg">https://t.co/fO4azmZaUg</a></p>— Mike Bloomberg (@MikeBloomberg) <a href="https://twitter.com/MikeBloomberg/status/1227951551068721154?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 13, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> </code></samp>
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Bernie or Bust!
SC’s Joe Cunningham slams Bernie Sanders’ ‘socialism’ ahead of 2020 Democratic primary
In a statement to The Post and Courier, the first-term congressman from Charleston said he does not plan on making an endorsement ahead of South Carolina’s Feb. 29 primary but will “defend our Lowcountry values of opportunity, pragmatism and common sense.”
“South Carolinians don’t want socialism,” Cunningham said. “We want to know how you are going to get things done and how you are going to pay for them. Bernie’s proposals to raise taxes on almost everyone is not something the Lowcountry wants and not something I’d ever support.”
Asked if he would support Sanders if he becomes the Democratic presidential nominee, Cunningham rejected the question’s premise.
“Bernie Sanders will not be the nominee,” he said.
https://www.postandcourier.com/poli...cle_e81bee3e-4dd6-11ea-9fbd-2fcdbb861195.html
SC’s Joe Cunningham slams Bernie Sanders’ ‘socialism’ ahead of 2020 Democratic primary
In a statement to The Post and Courier, the first-term congressman from Charleston said he does not plan on making an endorsement ahead of South Carolina’s Feb. 29 primary but will “defend our Lowcountry values of opportunity, pragmatism and common sense.”
“South Carolinians don’t want socialism,” Cunningham said. “We want to know how you are going to get things done and how you are going to pay for them. Bernie’s proposals to raise taxes on almost everyone is not something the Lowcountry wants and not something I’d ever support.”
Asked if he would support Sanders if he becomes the Democratic presidential nominee, Cunningham rejected the question’s premise.
“Bernie Sanders will not be the nominee,” he said.
https://www.postandcourier.com/poli...cle_e81bee3e-4dd6-11ea-9fbd-2fcdbb861195.html
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except Bloomberg isn't even going to sniff the stage IMO.
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Tibs: Yeah, Bloomberg is a racist, but he's OUR racist!
hahahahahahahahah
Bloomberg once blamed end of ‘redlining’ for 2008 economic collapse
WASHINGTON — At the height of the 2008 economic collapse, then-New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the elimination of a discriminatory housing practice known as “redlining” was responsible for instigating the meltdown.
“It all started back when there was a lot of pressure on banks to make loans to everyone,” Bloomberg, now a Democratic presidential candidate, said at a forum that was hosted by Georgetown University in September 2008. “Redlining, if you remember, was the term where banks took whole neighborhoods and said, ‘People in these neighborhoods are poor, they’re not going to be able to pay off their mortgages, tell your salesmen don’t go into those areas.’”
https://nypost.com/2020/02/13/bloomberg-once-blamed-end-of-redlining-for-2008-economic-collapse/
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Bloomberg just spent a half a billion dollars on rehabilitating his image with black voters (aka pandering), then all of this comes out.
He might as well have lit that money on fire.
Maybe he can invent a fake gangster to puff up his street cred like Joe. He can call him “Soda Pop”!
LOL
hahahahahahahahah
Bloomberg once blamed end of ‘redlining’ for 2008 economic collapse
WASHINGTON — At the height of the 2008 economic collapse, then-New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the elimination of a discriminatory housing practice known as “redlining” was responsible for instigating the meltdown.
“It all started back when there was a lot of pressure on banks to make loans to everyone,” Bloomberg, now a Democratic presidential candidate, said at a forum that was hosted by Georgetown University in September 2008. “Redlining, if you remember, was the term where banks took whole neighborhoods and said, ‘People in these neighborhoods are poor, they’re not going to be able to pay off their mortgages, tell your salesmen don’t go into those areas.’”
https://nypost.com/2020/02/13/bloomberg-once-blamed-end-of-redlining-for-2008-economic-collapse/
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Bloomberg just spent a half a billion dollars on rehabilitating his image with black voters (aka pandering), then all of this comes out.
He might as well have lit that money on fire.
Maybe he can invent a fake gangster to puff up his street cred like Joe. He can call him “Soda Pop”!
LOL
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