Dunno. I’m just waiting to see if they (well, the base) nominate one of the self-described socialists to run against Trump. Feel the Bern (though perhaps not Bernie himself)!
Why is she bearing her teeth at us?
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Maybe HRC will come out as a demo-sosh, and she can have one more bite of the apple…
One to counter the unflattering photo, you meanie:
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I doubt the pro socialism base is nearly as strong as the GOPs pro Trump base, which is what you would need to accomplish that.
It certainly wasn’t in 2016
4/10 would not bang.
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Still kinda crazy. Like she’s aggressively leering at our paychecks.
I feel kind of victimed. Like objectified, but in a bad way.
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You should try identifying as a socialist. Wolf in sheep’s clothing and all that
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Aw, c’mon man. We Dems don’t have that many attractive pols with a national profile. How about grading her on a curve?
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Fair point. On my scale I’d give her probably 6/10 to start, then bump it up to like 8ish on the curve. High side of 8.
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Cary Grant?
Wouldn’t it be nuts if some darkhorse emerged and started hammering out ultra conservative bills and whatnot under the moniker of dem-socialist?
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It’d definitely be a rough go. The country doesnt seem to want socialists, and it wants ultra conservatives even less
She’s attractive until she opens her mouth (pun intended).
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I apologize this is over my head, I was thinking more like Neil Patrick Harris in Harold and Kumar go to White Castle.
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You pick THE role NPH played where it wasn’t a role?
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"A report released by The College and University Professional Association for Human Resources (CUPA-HR) reveals that the average salary for professors of “Area, Ethnic, Cultural, Gender, and Group Studies” during the 2017-2018 academic year was about $15,000 more per year more than for Biology, Math & Stats, and Science professors.
According to the report, “Area, Ethnic, Cultural, Gender, and Group Studies” professors earned an average of $105,656 last year, while professors of Physical Sciences earned only $90,422. Mathematics and Statistics professors made an average of $89,691, and Biology and biomedical professors earned just $88,792."
But of course, Gender/Ethnic Studies type profs are disproportionately represented at larger (“research”) institutions, which tend to pay more. (Put another way: Even the most podunk of community colleges is going to have Math and Bio teachers, but they’re not all going to have Gender Studies profs.) So, how would the fields stack up salary-wise if we limited the comparisons to research institutions in order to make them more apt?
The following numbers are culled from the very same survey that the linked article used; the only difference is the salaries I report are restricted to full profs at research institutions.
Area, Ethnic, Cultural, Gender, and Group Studies: $119K
Physical Sciences: $124K
Mathematics and Statistics: $113K
Biology and Biomedical: $126K
So, in fact it seems the Gender/Ethnic profs aren’t actually outdrawing their colleagues vis a vis salary–it was an artifact of the way the linked article’s author presented the study. I wonder why she chose to do it that way?
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All of her “action” shots - where she’s actually interacting with other people - screams insecurity. She can’t believe where she’s at - like at all. She’s faking pretty much every human interaction.
Lots of over-exaggerated facial expressions and body movements…
She’s a socialist; they are fake humans.
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Checks out
For real I just think she can’t believe she’s where she’s at so she’s “playing the part” I think…