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Corny posted:Fair, I did in fact corn-cob myself here. post-username combo E: Ed Balls
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i took a job w/ lower pay this year because they offer an honest to god no poo poo pension plan
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Nov 11, 2016 17:17
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The article is old, but just a reminder: https://twitter.com/liamstack/status/797076800727875584
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Nov 11, 2016 17:17
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If you really want to disrupt the system, stop paying taxes, go off the grid, work cash-only jobs.
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Nov 11, 2016 17:19
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Typo posted:also in around 1-2 years articles will come out about how the biggest victim of obamacare repeal are trump voters those same people are the biggest victims of the healthcare industry tho, it's just hard to figure out who to blame, and obamacare==health insurance==healthcare in a lot of people's minds. granted things would be much worse for them if the aca never existed and so much worse than when the aca is repealed but it's horrifically bad for them. like you have people that are getting injured at work and going to a doctor and rather than prescribe physical therapy to help deal with a moderate but totally fixable injury, because their plan doesn't cover that, they get sent home with a bottle of oxy and two months later they're an opiate addict. Like this isn't the fault of the ACA, but when someone asks "Why are all my friends heroin addicts and killing themselves?" and you answer "Well, actually the republicans in congress obstructed measures for the ACA that would have-" they're already loving gone.
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GobiasIndustries posted:The article is old, but just a reminder: Not surprising, given who one of Trump's closest advisors was in the past. And now, your daily  https://twitter.com/Nawazistan/status/797094106866585600 
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Nov 11, 2016 17:20
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got any sevens posted:If you really want to disrupt the system, stop paying taxes, go off the grid, work cash-only jobs. But I already work as a server 
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Bushiz posted:those same people are the biggest victims of the healthcare industry tho, it's just hard to figure out who to blame, and obamacare==health insurance==healthcare in a lot of people's minds. Simplify your messaging. Just respond "Republicans" if they want to know more, then you can explain it to them be literal human clickbait
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Nov 11, 2016 17:24
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The reality is that we're all hosed. We can all go home now. Do some protests. Maybe put passion into it. But Earth will flood and oven us in a couple of years so what's the point? The republicans have doomed the Earth. GG humans, you were awful and had a bad run: time to die.
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Nov 11, 2016 17:25
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Serf posted:Simplify your messaging. Just respond "Republicans" Yeah, but then you run into "YOU CAN'T BLAME EVERYTHING ON BUSH" half the time. Though that's countered by "And you blame everything on Obama"
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Nov 11, 2016 17:25
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Monkey Fracas posted:We have the GOP with absolute control of the government to do whatever horrible poo poo they want and it will be horrible. Trump obviously is the X-factor here; we don't yet know what horrible poo poo he will do but it will be in addition to the already horrible poo poo that is for sure comin' down that big sewage pipe dangling above your head yeah like the baseline is already pretty loving bad and theres a chance that he really turns into orange hitler. now i think that chance was pretty small but so was the chance of him winning the republican nomination, and the chance of winning the presidency was even smaller. i guess this will prove if really do live in the darkest timeline also where the gently caress were you the rest of this election monkey fracas
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Nov 11, 2016 17:26
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quote:Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.), who is expected to be the incoming Senate minority leader, has thrown his support behind Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) to be the next chairman of the Democratic National Committee. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2016/11/11/schumer-throws-his-support-behind-keith-ellison-for-dnc-chairman/ ellison is 100% gonna be chair
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Nov 11, 2016 17:27
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My mother's response to all this is "Well people thought Reagan would do a bad job because he was just an actor." Was the reaction to Reagan getting elected like this? That's hard to imagine.
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iospace posted:Yeah, but then you run into "YOU CAN'T BLAME EVERYTHING ON BUSH" half the time. Though that's countered by "And you blame everything on Obama" there is no one surefire silver bullet solution to getting people educated and some people are going to be lost causes but what is clear to me is that we should embrace that and take a wide-ranging approach and cast with a wide net
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Shab posted:My mother's response to all this is "Well people thought Reagan would do a bad job because he was just an actor." Probably not. The response to Hitler was, however.
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Nov 11, 2016 17:27
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https://twitter.com/ebruenig/status/797108303344074754 Toss Schumer into the sun. e: yes, that was before the election.
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Nov 11, 2016 17:30
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Shab posted:My mother's response to all this is "Well people thought Reagan would do a bad job because he was just an actor." Reagan was the GOVERNOR OF CALI FORNIA before running for president. Your mother is a loving idiot.
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Nov 11, 2016 17:32
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Jaminjami posted:https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2016/11/11/schumer-throws-his-support-behind-keith-ellison-for-dnc-chairman/ my only fear is liberals get caught in a feedback loop crying "islamaphobia!" whenever Ellison gets attacked. But maybe a visible Islamic person talking to rural voters will help dispel some islamaphobia (yeah right)
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Nov 11, 2016 17:31
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So things that are going to happen: ACA is gone January 2017. If you've got a pre-existing condition, welp go gently caress yourselves. The healthcare companies will probably try to kick these people out. Maybe hopefully this will lead to a single payer option in California. The EPA will be completely gutted, goodbye regulations. Climate change will be accelerated. Science funding across the US will dry up. I kinda doubt they actually try to get rid of gay marriage. At worst it will go to the states again. Trans rights will be gone at any kind of national level. States will probably still be able to pass their own protections. DEA might smash the gently caress out of legal marijuana states. We buddy up with Russia and Assad and Syria gets steamrolled. Expect genocide of Kurds. No wall will be built, he will ramp up Obama's already awful deportation policy.
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Nov 11, 2016 17:32
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comingafteryouall posted:my only fear is liberals get caught in a feedback loop crying "islamaphobia!" whenever Ellison gets attacked. This is for chairman, not the presidential. If he runs for president, then worry about that. Plus, we already had a Muslim president 
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Nov 11, 2016 17:34
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iospace posted:This is for chairman, not the presidential. If he runs for president, then worry about that. lol yeah DWS and Brazile never took any heat from Trump during the campaign. Trump is going to have to attack SOMEONE to keep his voters interested. it's in the nature of their relationship. comingafteryouall fucked around with this message at 17:36 on Nov 11, 2016 |
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FAUXTON posted:Reagan was the GOVERNOR She was trying to be reassuring but sure thing internetman
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Nov 11, 2016 17:36
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My biggest fear in a Trump Presidency is that things go well for him in terms of the economy. His proposals might work for the economy in the short term. Cutting taxes, cutting both business and environmental regulations, eliminating trade deals, spending on infrastructure. The market sees this as all positives for the economy. And a lot of it may work out, in the short term. Of course, this is assuming that he doesn't make any stupid remarks on Twitter (which already started lol) and that Republicans go along with his plans. Two pretty big ifs. Longer term is a different story. Business deregulation will lead to corruption eventually. Environmental deregulation will lead to environmental issues obviously. Cutting taxes and spending on infrastructure will add to the deficit. Trade policies could lead to trade wars. But all of these issues might only make themselves known somewhere down the line. Maybe even after he's left office after four years. Or God forbid, eight years. Of course most of what he will do will not benefit the rust belt. And they may ask where the wall is, or why he didn't follow up on the Muslim bans. And if he is struggling he can just pass the blame on like he always does, to the established Republicans. Time to drain the swamp some more before the 2020 race. People seem to think a recession is hitting, and it may as well come soon. But I'm not wishing for anything like that just to make Trump look bad.
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here's a thing to read if you want a look into our near future NPR's Fact Check of Trump's First 100 Days
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Corny posted:Fair, I did in fact corn-cob myself here.
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Nov 11, 2016 17:38
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everyones getting a lil bit more trumpy with each passing day
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Nov 11, 2016 17:38
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Someone talk me off this cliff because all I see are all signs point to oligarchal fascism and I am incredibly confused as to why this is not being shouted from the roof tops by anyone with a voice.
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iospace posted:Not surprising, given who one of Trump's closest advisors was in the past. That's  but I guess its better than not requiring them.
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Nov 11, 2016 17:39
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i really should toxx that trump's gonna win reelection because what the gently caress is anything anymore
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holy poo poo that is unbelievably bad reporting
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maybe the trump brand isn't dead. maybe it's just getting started
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Nov 11, 2016 17:40
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in addition to all the other poo poo I eagerly anticipate our national parks becoming Trump Commercial FunZones! (only $89.99 for unlimited rides on The Old Faithful Screamer!)
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Nov 11, 2016 17:42
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comingafteryouall posted:lol yeah DWS and Brazile never took any heat from Trump during the campaign. Here's the thing though: no one stepped up to defend /either/ of them to my knowledge. The party decided to let that vine wither and rot in hopes that the main one survived. No one in the party pushed back on his attacks on the party, agreeing with him, especially with DWS. And yes, that worked, because if you paint the DNC as a whole as corrupt (and no, I'm not asking for a relitigation of the primaries), it makes people less likely to support it.
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Nov 11, 2016 17:43
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TotalHell posted:in addition to all the other poo poo I eagerly anticipate our national parks becoming Trump Commercial FunZones! (only $89.99 for unlimited rides on The Old Faithful Screamer!) The few parts not torn up to get oil and gas out of.
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Nov 11, 2016 17:43
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Bernie attacked DWS way more than Trump did and hillary was real worried about getting the Bernouts onboard.
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Every person running against a republican Senator in 2 years needs to just buy big billboards that look like this: "Picture of republican senator sweating or looking tense on left" "Big Bold letters on right: Where's the wall [senator name]?" Same formula but more questions about what they promised and didn't deliver: "Where's my medicare, Mitch?" "Why's the deficit so much higher Orrin?" "Why is healthcare more expensive than ever, Rubio?"
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Bananasaurus Rex posted:My biggest fear in a Trump Presidency is that things go well for him in terms of the economy. His proposals might work for the economy in the short term. Cutting taxes, cutting both business and environmental regulations, eliminating trade deals, spending on infrastructure. lol
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Vertical Lime posted:i really should toxx that trump's gonna win reelection because what the gently caress is anything anymore tbh I was kind of thinking he might actually realize how deeply hosed things were after losing the popular vote and back down on the rhetoric and try to be measured and calm and maybe he really was a stealth democrat all along and the words from his wife and daughter weren't just wind but that he'd actually stick up for women's rights and minority rights and then he got his phone back and that pipe dream faded away
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Decius posted:The few parts not torn up to get oil and gas out of. well yeah you don't need most of those acres for the water slides and stuff, let those fossil fuel and logging companies in there!!
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