If the democrats lose, it’s going to be because of shit like this. They are eating their own.
Maybe you should demonstrate the high regard with which he is held by democrats.
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Easy as shit man. At least do any basic research before you claim someone isn’t a nobody. Even CNN won’t work with him anymore
Oh come on. We both know he never had any intention of anything of the sort.
So, showing he has his own Wikipedia page, proves he’s a nobody?? LOL.
I don’t have a wikipedia page, do you?
Did you peruse the page? He’s had quite a career for a nobody.
You don’t know how wikipedia works.
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Yes, but the GOP desperately needs a heel.
Why are they obsessing over a freshman congresswoman that is AOC?
Well, the reason is Joe Biden. Biden looks so old-timey that his visual identity evokes that nebulous, semi-mythical time when America was supposedly…great that he could literally call for the introduction of sharia law and Trump’s base would go “meh”.
Trump simply cannot fire up his base against Joe Biden.
But the MAGA crowd is losing their shit over AOC and the Squad (the dumbest possible move on their part) whatever they say or do although Warren’s proclaimed policies are actually much worse.
Aslan was born into a Shia Muslim family.[20] He converted to evangelical Christianity at the age of 15,[21] and converted back to Islam the summer before attending Harvard
A Persian desperate to fit in. Also, a nobody.
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Did you see the democratic debates? The GOP doesn’t need anything but for the left to keep on eating itself alive.
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Trump’s base doesn’t watch debates. They need extracurricular motivation.
No reading it does.
Did you think the concept of a link existing can be evident to either side of the discussion? Seems like a weird thing to use
I did. Hence thinking he’s a nobody. Maybe were talking past each other. Could just be that you amazingly easy to impress
A rightist and leftist shooter. You’d think we’d learn to chill a bit with the rhetoric.
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He was fired by CNN!!! That is truly impressive.
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When you don’t have solutions, you always have rhetoric.
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Trying to make him a nobody doesn’t make him a nobody. He had enough name recognition that even you knew who he was. He’s been on all the big networks, he’s been on Bill Maher, he’s a published author, etc. Again, you recognized his name yourself. That’s all the proof I need.
Of course not. The inability demonstrate he can sway a single living creature to his views make him a nobody. I would be overjoyed to be shown how I’m wrong.
Happy to agree to disagree. Pce
There is no solution. It has been a while since I did any meaningful study of mass killing events, but I recall that they were extremely rare before the 1960s.
Since then roughly 1 person in every 20 million will go on a murderous rampage of some kind. This is true for all western nations.
Even if guns could be somehow uninvented or all 300 plus million firearms destroyed, other means would be employed more frequently.
The Happy Land Fire comes to mind when I consider the destructive potential of things besides firearms. OKC was done with fertilizer. Vehicles driven into crowds can cause massive damage in seconds. It is a fact that every single person alive today has tremendous destructive means readily available to them, regardless of how easily a legal firearm can be acquired.
They will find other ways, imitate the most successful events and perhaps wreak havoc on an equal or even greater level, like the Happy Land Fire or the Bath schoolhouse bombings.
The 1 in 20 million people are among us and have been for over 50 years now.
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Actually, means reduction does matter, as shown when analyzing suicide rates.
Agree with all you said. Worth noting the relative ‘idiot proofness’ of causing a mass casualty event with a gun vs virtually all other means.
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(On President Obama, in the article @pat posted):
"Despite Republicans’ relentless and often unhinged attacks on him as socialist and worse; it’s now clear that he was a responsible center-left leader.
"After inheriting the worst fiscal crisis since the Great Depression, Obama actually reduced the deficit in his second term and backed bipartisan reforms on stubborn issues like immigration. "
"Many of his policy outreaches to Republicans were rebuffed; and it’s because of the reflexive demonization of Obama that many Democrats today are saying that it’s useless to reach out to Republicans".
This article expresses many of my feelings about President Obama.
Trump is the very antithesis…and it makes sense why Trump seems to have a stick up his ass about him.
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