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Ossoff victory seems more likely now as he is running independent of the party and I don't think Ossoff gives a poo poo about Russia or healthcare he just wants in on the gravy train. Georgia won't deny somebody that
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https://twitter.com/jstein_vox/status/874470876179288064 these dumb dumb motherfuckers
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i mean, gently caress, if dems had actually chose their voters over their donors, they might not be in the kind of situation where they would have to choose whether or not to make even a purely symbolic gesture (one they should totally do, because loving midterms you assholes) can you just imagine? it'd almost be like bernie woulda won.
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ShutteredIn posted:these dumb dumb motherfuckers mods, can i suggest this for the new thread title?
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I'm trying not to get too mad because I can't afford the hospital bills but holy gently caress democrats are loving garbage.
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Jun 13, 2017 05:01
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Raskolnikov38 posted:23 million people's healthcare or sanctions on russia So let me get this straight, Democrats are going to let AHCA go without a fight so that they can compromise with Republicans that are fighting to lessen Russian sanctions, rather than just let it pass and let voters see Republicans for the Putin supporters they are. Instead, they'd like voters to get hammered with how hard Republicans want to destroy their healthcare until they have no choice to vote for the suck zone and the lesser evil of some pharmaceutical company lacky like Cory Booker.
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Jun 13, 2017 05:02
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they can't possibly be that stupid can they?
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Jun 13, 2017 05:04
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The Democrats are never going to win an election again
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Jun 13, 2017 05:05
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I don't understand how they're so fuckin' dumb
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Jun 13, 2017 05:07
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Uncle Wemus posted:they can't possibly be that stupid can they? thread title.
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Uncle Wemus posted:they can't possibly be that stupid can they? look deep into the shriveled hate filled mass that was formally your heart and there you will find truth.
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Jun 13, 2017 05:08
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I remember way back in 2008, 2012, and 2016 when Democratic presidential candidates toured the country, sharing heartfelt, teary anecdotes, and visiting homes. Tens of millions of people cried out about how they will die without
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Jun 13, 2017 05:10
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lol we are going to die
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Jun 13, 2017 05:11
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GalacticAcid posted:I'm pro-trump now seriously, bad dems are worse than repubs
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Jun 13, 2017 05:11
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Uncle Wemus posted:they can't possibly be that stupid can they? lol
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Jun 13, 2017 05:12
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maybe we're reading it wrong and what's going on is that dems have fully embraced accelerationism
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Jun 13, 2017 05:14
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(to all democrats that have just guaranteed the loss of their seats to republicans in 2018) nananana nananana heyheyhey GOODBYE
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Gene Hackman Fan posted:i mean, gently caress, if dems had actually chose their voters over their donors, they might not be in the kind of situation where they would have to choose whether or not to make even a purely symbolic gesture (one they should totally do, because loving midterms you assholes) [in a very fishmech voice] the democratic base is the consultant class, actually
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Jun 13, 2017 05:16
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they didnt even concede with their stupid russia sanction bill in hand, just a hope for one (spoiler: there won't be a meaningful russia sanction bill)
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Business Gorillas posted:[in a very fishmech voice] at this point im wondering if the democratic base extends beyond bill and hillary clinton's egos
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Shear Modulus posted:(to all democrats that have just guaranteed the loss of their seats to republicans in 2018) nananana nananana heyheyhey GOODBYE Maybe we could primary them 
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Jun 13, 2017 05:21
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no fuckin way
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Jun 13, 2017 05:22
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way to kill my buzz over the uk elections
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Jun 13, 2017 05:23
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Zas posted:way to kill my buzz over the uk elections democrats!
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I see I finished Shattered at a good time, just right when the Democrats signal they'll happily allow the GOP to kill 23,000,000 people without nary a touch of resistance Anyway, my takeaway: 1. The final 1/3 of the book is completely worthless, it's incredibly disjointed and rushed and told literally out of order. It's very poorly written, honestly the book overall isn't very good unless you want validation on how incredibly bad Hillary / the Dems are 2. Elections are too motherfucking long. It is insanely absurd that the 2016 election lasted eighteen loving months. And yes, I say this in full knowledge that the only reason Bernie got as much traction as he did was because he had nearly a full year to get his message out. I don't think long elections are at all healthy for the country, and I really doubt Trump would have exited the primary if it had been more brief, or that he would have won the GE if it was shorter. I think we really really need to compress primary season from eight months down to about two or three months, and the GE from three months down to two months (at most)
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Jun 13, 2017 05:24
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is it overreacting to say that if they actually did that it would be political suicide
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Zas posted:way to kill my buzz over the uk elections jim messina now head of dem strategy
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SKULL.GIF posted:2. Elections are too motherfucking long. It is insanely absurd that the 2016 election lasted eighteen loving months. And yes, I say this in full knowledge that the only reason Bernie got as much traction as he did was because he had nearly a full year to get his message out. I don't think long elections are at all healthy for the country, and I really doubt Trump would have exited the primary if it had been more brief, or that he would have won the GE if it was shorter. I think we really really need to compress primary season from eight months down to about two or three months, and the GE from three months down to two months (at most) counterpoint: then i wouldn't have a job
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Jun 13, 2017 05:25
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gently caress yeah Golden State
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Concerned Citizen posted:counterpoint: then i wouldn't have a job oh good you're here, please tell us how the dems aren't actually about to gently caress over 23mil people
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Concerned Citizen posted:counterpoint: then i wouldn't have a job i don't think a lot of people here itt are going to see that as a downside, just so you know.
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Uncle Wemus posted:is it overreacting to say that if they actually did that it would be political suicide that ain't stopping them
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Jun 13, 2017 05:28
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look if I can't live in the comfort of my conspiracy theory that someone all-powerful and omnipotent is actually masterminding all of the chaos of our modern nightmare, then what the gently caress is your healthcare good for?
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Jun 13, 2017 05:28
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Uncle Wemus posted:is it overreacting to say that if they actually did that it would be political suicide absolutely not it really belies their whole "not as bad as the republicans" argument lol
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Jun 13, 2017 05:29
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Concerned Citizen posted:counterpoint: then i wouldn't have a job does that mean you would post more?
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