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Swan Oat posted:Yeah but we already let a guy whose brain had melted from Alzheimer's do that for a while and, while Reagan was terrible in nearly every way, global nuclear holocaust is not part of his legacy. Care to, shall we say, up the ante, as they say in the nuclear brinksmanship profession?
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:He did. It's not the first time either. What was it?
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Dec 16, 2015 17:53
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eviltastic posted:Fivethirtyeight has been funny lately. Suckabee? Huctorum? Santabee?
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zoux posted:What was it? The NSA poo poo.
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:The NSA poo poo. You mean Fiorina or did Cruz pull up some stuff about the NSA too?
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Gravel Gravy posted:You mean Fiorina or did Cruz pull up some stuff about the NSA too? Cruz commented on the specifics of what the new surveillance program is covering, which was/is classified information.
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Dec 16, 2015 17:56
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SnakePlissken posted:Care to, shall we say, up the ante, as they say in the nuclear brinksmanship profession? Barack Obama should nuke this gay earth as the final act of his presidency, ending mankind and averting global warming through nuclear winter
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zoux posted:What was it?  Senator Burr (R-NC) has asked the Senate Intelligence Committee staff to investigate whether anything was leaked. Burr did not watch the debate himself because, "The Voice was on. It was the final episode."
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:The NSA poo poo. Hmmm well as I understand it, Republicans are very concerned about public officials not securing classified information adequately. Someone alert Trey Gowdy.
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zoux posted:Hmmm well as I understand it, Republicans are very concerned about public officials not securing classified information adequately. Someone alert Trey Gowdy. It's actually a Republican (Burr - NC) who brought it up.
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Dec 16, 2015 17:57
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I feel bad for the poor sucker who is going to have to read all of Senator Cruz's personal e-mails now.
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:Cruz commented on the specifics of what the new surveillance program is covering, which was/is classified information. Hmm, I look forward to hearing about it over the next year.
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Dec 16, 2015 17:58
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:It's actually a Republican (Burr - NC) who brought it up. It would be awesome if Ted Cruz got his throat cut by an establishment Republican who he's alienated.
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Dec 16, 2015 17:58
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The only people that hate Cruz more than the Democrats are the Republicans.
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Swan Oat posted:Paging Joementum it is a unicarmel legislature with multiple parties. Senators are representatives for sector leaders, and the leader can come in and assume the duties directly. Nominally the leader of the sector is in charge of the senator, but in terns of effective power senators have vastly more wealth, power, and authority. However the power the sector leader wields is direct, as an executive of their polity, but the one of the senator is indirect through a legislature. Not that hard.
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Dec 16, 2015 18:00
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DemeaninDemon posted:Depends what world you live in. Hillary would trounce him in a world governed by facts and evidence. Politics has very little to do with facts and evidence.
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Dec 16, 2015 18:01
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Well this is loving terrible. http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/...tm_content=link quote:According to the World Health Organization, "lead affects children's brain development resulting in reduced intelligence quotient (IQ), behavioral changes such as shortening of attention span and increased antisocial behavior, and reduced educational attainment. Lead exposure also causes anemia, hypertension, renal impairment, immunotoxicity and toxicity to the reproductive organs. The neurological and behavioral effects of lead are believed to be irreversible." Hey Free Market though right?
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Fried Chicken posted:it is a unicarmel legislature with multiple parties. Senators are representatives for sector leaders, and the leader can come in and assume the duties directly. Nominally the leader of the sector is in charge of the senator, but in terns of effective power senators have vastly more wealth, power, and authority. However the power the sector leader wields is direct, as an executive of their polity, but the one of the senator is indirect through a legislature. This analysis is also applicable to Nebraska.
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Dec 16, 2015 18:02
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mdemone posted:Suckabee? Huctorum? Santabee? It was part of an exchange related to a next-to-drop draft pick. http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-republican-primary-dropout-draft/ Of note, Silver picked Jeb to drop before Carson or Huckabee.
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Joementum posted:
The Senate should sanction Rubio for leaking classified information. The Republican party should point to that and ask when Democrats will sanction Hillary for leaking so very much classified information.
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Dec 16, 2015 18:04
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Hollismason posted:Well this is loving terrible. lol "utm_source=fark" but yeah this is beyond hosed up
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Joementum posted:Senator Burr (R-NC) has asked the Senate Intelligence Committee staff to investigate whether anything was leaked. Burr did not watch the debate himself because, "The Voice was on. It was the final episode." Good choice. That Jordan kid is goddamn amazing.
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Trabisnikof posted:So you can keep arguing from your personal experience, but I'm going to trust the data on this one. As far as sending host data to the authorities, they're exercising their right to protect the privacy of their users. If it was a company you liked you'd be cheering them on. The NY attorney general's office has a long tradition of prosecutorial overreach so I don't blame them.
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Dec 16, 2015 18:05
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36 percent is not a small minority dude. If 36 percent of a company's food or product was harmful, that company would be hosed and rightly so.
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Dec 16, 2015 18:06
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The bad thing about them discovering the high concentrations of lead is that the effects won't probably be seen for years. Plus they may not have tested all the children. Flint really just needs to be completely scuttled as a town.
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Hollismason posted:Well this is loving terrible. One of America's greatest freedoms is the freedom to move whenever you want. If those Michiganders didn't like the taste of their water, they should have moved. As I'm sure you know, Chicago has great tasting, pure Lake Michigan water. Perhaps if those Michiganders want some tasty water, they should move to Chicago. And in case AA thinks this argument is in bad faith: No, AA, I post in good faith when I post about how Chicago is better than Michigan. Where did those Michiganders go to get help and testing, after all? Chicago. Gail Wynand posted:So 36% of all "private hosts" (a subset of the total hosts on Airbnb) in NYC (not Airbnb's only market) are evil landlords who should be expropriated and sent down to the countryside. In other words, a small minority of hosts seem to abuse the platform, not something anyone (including Airbnb) disputes and in other contexts they have been cooperative in cracking down on this. What percentage of total listings do those 36% of hosts list?
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zoux posted:About when did scorecards become so influential? November 5, 2010.
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zoux posted:36 percent is not a small minority dude. If 36 percent of a company's food or product was harmful, that company would be hosed and rightly so.
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:there's prolly a transcript you can run through word cloud or something Ask and ye shall receive, looks like ISIS "wins". EDIT: LOL I just noticed the poor little Bush 
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zoux posted:It would be awesome if Ted Cruz got his throat cut by an establishment Republican who he's alienated. That's exactly what is happening here, because it was Rubio who leaked what Cruz was talking about last week
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Fried Chicken posted:That's exactly what is happening here, because it was Rubio who leaked what Cruz was talking about last week Well first the story is going to have to have legs, which could only happen if Republican voters somehow ignore their own guy doing something that they have excoriated their opponent on.
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Kurt_Cobain posted:Maybe they are making a distinction between private direct messages and public postings viewable by everyone We have a winner. From the San Bernardino thread: quote:Contrary to previous reports that suspected San Bernardino mass shooters Syed Farook and Tashfeen Malik posted their support for jihad on social media, the FBI announced Wednesday that the pair, in fact, did not. The agency's chief, James Comey, told the media on Wednesday that the couple only established their jihadi support in private emails and messages. "We have found no evidence of a posting on social media by either of them," Comey reportedly said.
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Fried Chicken posted:That's exactly what is happening here, because it was Rubio who leaked what Cruz was talking about last week Rubio is so ambitious that he leaks classified information to score a few soundbites in a debate. That's not leadership; that's doing politics the Clinton way.
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zoux posted:Well first the story is going to have to have legs, which could only happen if Republican voters somehow ignore their own guy doing something that they have excoriated their opponent on. Or the establishment sees Cruz stepping ahead of Rubio and this is them moving to cut him down within the party establishment. The message isn't to voters, it is to donors, party bosses, and players who are on the sidelines or looking at Cruz as the anti-Trump instead of Rubio.
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MIGF why didn't Preckwinkle run against Rahm
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Fried Chicken posted:Or the establishment sees Cruz stepping ahead of Rubio and this is them moving to cut him down within the party establishment. The message isn't to voters, it is to donors, party bosses, and players who are on the sidelines or looking at Cruz as the anti-Trump instead of Rubio. I'm just done getting hopeful that Obviously Terrible Thing is actually going to hurt candidates at this point.
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To be fair, nothing he said /should/ be classified.
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No I don't think I am going to be fair to Ted Cruz, who I heard has a small dick.
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zoux posted:No I don't think I am going to be fair to Ted Cruz, who I heard has a small dick. Badge, releasing classified information now????
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