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Who do you wish to win the Democratic primaries?
This poll is closed.
Joe Biden, the Inappropriate Toucher 18 1.46%
Bernie Sanders, the Hand Flailer 665 54.11%
Elizabeth Warren, the Plan Maker 319 25.96%
Kamala Harris, the Cop Lord 26 2.12%
Cory Booker, the Super Hero Wannabe 5 0.41%
Julian Castro, the Twin 5 0.41%
Kirsten Gillibrand, the Franken Killer 5 0.41%
Pete Buttigieg, the Troop Sociopath 17 1.38%
Robert Francis O'Rourke, the Fake Latino 3 0.24%
Jay Inslee, the Climate Alarmist 8 0.65%
Marianne Williamson, the Crystal Queen 86 7.00%
Tulsi Gabbard, the Muslim Hater 23 1.87%
Andrew Yang, the $1000 Fool 32 2.60%
Eric Swalwell, the Insurance Wife Guy 2 0.16%
Amy Klobuchar, the Comb Enthusiast 1 0.08%
Bill de Blasio, the NYPD Most Hated 4 0.33%
Tim Ryan, the Dope Face 3 0.24%
John Hickenlooper, the Also Ran 7 0.57%
Total: 1229 votes
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Cerebral Bore
Apr 21, 2010


Fun Shoe

Montalvo posted:

If both of you are taking that away from that sentence, then I don't think we're going to really see eye to eye on this issue; as I was merely pointing out that the pushback to women and minorities that dislike Bernie comes from people who are not women and minorities; I made no assessment whatsoever about the nature and homogeneity of Bernie's supporters are large. Have a good one!

It's pretty inconsiderate of you to erase all the women and minorities who argue against anti-Bernie people who happen to also be women and minorities, imo.

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Calibanibal
Aug 25, 2015

Wow good job ya'll chased another women and/or poc out of the Bernie cult thread.

Condiv
May 7, 2008

Sorry to undo the effort of paying a domestic abuser $10 to own this poster, but I am going to lose my dang mind if I keep seeing multiple posters who appear to be Baloogan.

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Montalvo posted:

If both of you are taking that away from that sentence, then I don't think we're going to really see eye to eye on this issue; as I was merely pointing out that the pushback to women and minorities that dislike Bernie comes from people who are not women and minorities; I made no assessment whatsoever about the nature and homogeneity of Bernie's supporters are large. Have a good one!

You were merely erasing the women and minorities that disagree with you. It’s kind of hard to see eye to eye when your first post is along the lines of “if you disagree with me on bernie you’re a white cis-het male”

The Muppets On PCP
Nov 13, 2016

by Fluffdaddy

Calibanibal posted:

Wow good job ya'll chased another women and/or poc out of the Bernie cult thread.

good now we can get down to our real business, rahowa

TrixR4kids
Jul 29, 2006

LOGIC AND COMMON SENSE? YOU AIN'T GET THAT FROM ME!

Montalvo posted:

as I was merely pointing out that the pushback to women and minorities that dislike Bernie comes from people who are not women and minorities
Briahna Joy Gray is not a woman nor minority.

FLIPADELPHIA
Apr 27, 2007

Heavy Shit
Grimey Drawer

Darko posted:

My family was from Oklahoma and my grandfather stayed on a reservation for a short time. My familial history claimed to be part/strongly native hard in my mom's generation and I heard it my entire life as us claimed to be part Native. I never really did because I was the next generation and things were different and less reliant on oral history by the time I was old enough to care. We're a different generation than her and have more cultural knowledge, and I know my age (40) puts me right at that cusp.

I can easily see why she would think she was part-Native in good faith because my parents' whole generation did; but it's also extremely dumb for how she *currently* handles it in a completely different, more knowledgeable era, and her response to Trump shows it would probably hurt her bad in the general. Lying is still probably the wrong word, though.

Also, my DNA is double hers for Native, so take that, margin of error.

It's this. Warren is 70 years old and awareness around this issue is a recent development. It doesn't excuse it but it does give context that I believe explains why a person may have been less critical of their own family's oral version of their own narrative when it was handed down to them in the 1960s. If you want to believe Warren is a cynical racist then go ahead. Literally no one can stop you.

FLIPADELPHIA fucked around with this message at 17:32 on Jul 10, 2019

Saagonsa
Dec 29, 2012

Montalvo posted:

If both of you are taking that away from that sentence, then I don't think we're going to really see eye to eye on this issue; as I was merely pointing out that the pushback to women and minorities that dislike Bernie comes from people who are not women and minorities; I made no assessment whatsoever about the nature and homogeneity of Bernie's supporters are large. Have a good one!

Okay so you don't have any intention of actually saying anything other than a weird driveby snipe?

Ytlaya
Nov 13, 2005

Condiv posted:

what is there to dislike about bernie?

The kind of annoying thing about this topic is that the source of what Sanders distaste exists among minorities and women (which isn't exactly much, but I guess technically exists with a subset) is the way the media portrays him; many people (somewhat understandably) take the view that it makes sense to assume that accusations of someone being bigoted should be assumed to be true by default, and there isn't really any way to address that which won't come off as condescending (since people usually aren't going to respond well to "your perception has been manipulated by others in a way that is causing you to act against your own interests").

The option I usually go with is to just not engage, unless the person in question is stating something that is demonstrably false. There isn't really any way to get through to that sort of person - to them, any attempt to contest their claims will be perceived as a "thou doth protest too much" sort of situation. Fortunately, however, "minorities and women being against Sanders" isn't a significant issue (the only demographics consistently opposed to Bernie are the wealthy and older people).

Raskolnikov38
Mar 3, 2007

We were somewhere around Manila when the drugs began to take hold

Montalvo posted:

If both of you are taking that away from that sentence, then I don't think we're going to really see eye to eye on this issue; as I was merely pointing out that the pushback to women and minorities that dislike Bernie comes from people who are not women and minorities; I made no assessment whatsoever about the nature and homogeneity of Bernie's supporters are large. Have a good one!

sorry your brain is broken, perhaps when Bill is arrested for raping children we can move past the damage this terrible family has done to our national politics

FlamingLiberal
Jan 18, 2009

Would you like to play a game?



Ytlaya posted:

The kind of annoying thing about this topic is that the source of what Sanders distaste exists among minorities and women (which isn't exactly much, but I guess technically exists with a subset) is the way the media portrays him; many people (somewhat understandably) take the view that it makes sense to assume that accusations of someone being bigoted should be assumed to be true by default, and there isn't really any way to address that which won't come off as condescending (since people usually aren't going to respond well to "your perception has been manipulated by others in a way that is causing you to act against your own interests").

The option I usually go with is to just not engage, unless the person in question is stating something that is demonstrably false. There isn't really any way to get through to that sort of person - to them, any attempt to contest their claims will be perceived as a "thou doth protest too much" sort of situation. Fortunately, however, "minorities and women being against Sanders" isn't a significant issue (the only demographics consistently opposed to Bernie are the wealthy and older people).
They’ve done the same thing to Jeremy Corbyn in the UK despite him being the most harmless guy on Earth. They tried to label him as a misogynist but that failed, so they tried to label him and his allies as anti-Semitic since they support a free Palestine and that was much more effective.

In my experience the majority of the Sanders hate comes from the #resistance types who are still convinced that somehow Bernie’s attacks on Hillary cost her the election.

theflyingorc
Jun 28, 2008

ANY GOOD OPINIONS THIS POSTER CLAIMS TO HAVE ARE JUST PROOF THAT BULLYING WORKS
Young Orc

FlamingLiberal posted:


In my experience the majority of the Sanders hate comes from the #resistance types who are still convinced that somehow Bernie’s attacks on Hillary cost her the election.

Yup, it's the idea that he caused 2016. Which he didn't, but that's where the anger is.

Hieronymous Alloy
Jan 30, 2009


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Morbid Hound

theflyingorc posted:

Yup, it's the idea that he caused 2016. Which he didn't, but that's where the anger is.

It's more fundamental than that.

People chose sides in the 2016 primary and got into slapfights and got trolled by bots and so forth.

Net result they started viewing everything Bernie does through a negative, hostile partisan lens, so anything he does at all they see with a negative spin which reinforces their existing bias etc.

Pattern replicates constantly among the terminal donut Twitter types. Bernie Bad therefore Bernie Bad.

Condiv
May 7, 2008

Sorry to undo the effort of paying a domestic abuser $10 to own this poster, but I am going to lose my dang mind if I keep seeing multiple posters who appear to be Baloogan.

With love,
a mod


https://twitter.com/natashakorecki/status/1148974004637769729

suddenly bernie's decision to fade into the background during the first debate looks like a much better move

Pinky Artichoke
Apr 10, 2011

Dinner has blossomed.

Hieronymous Alloy posted:

It's more fundamental than that.

People chose sides in the 2016 primary and got into slapfights and got trolled by bots and so forth.

Net result they started viewing everything Bernie does through a negative, hostile partisan lens, so anything he does at all they see with a negative spin which reinforces their existing bias etc.

Pattern replicates constantly among the terminal donut Twitter types. Bernie Bad therefore Bernie Bad.

When you insist on seeing it as a team sport, you give up the opportunity to improve. Bernie is 100% in the team sport mindset himself, and as a result he seems to be A-OK with being a sarcastic jerk to young women voters and journalists on camera. While the Bernie fan club all congratulate each other for the point-scoring, potential members of Bernie's coalition are put off because they've just seen the candidate being a dick bag to a person they empathize with. Likewise, when some faction of the Bernie fan club mobilizes to hound some poor girl off of social media because she asked the wrong question in a town hall, you guys are all just delighted with the win for your team rather than recognizing that you've just shown potential coalition members that engaging with Bernie is far more trouble than its worth.

Meanwhile, you have a competitor in the race who is perceived as being near-identical to Bernie on policy while also being a tolerable human being, and she's gaining ground. What a surprise.

Condiv
May 7, 2008

Sorry to undo the effort of paying a domestic abuser $10 to own this poster, but I am going to lose my dang mind if I keep seeing multiple posters who appear to be Baloogan.

With love,
a mod


Pinky Artichoke posted:

When you insist on seeing it as a team sport, you give up the opportunity to improve. Bernie is 100% in the team sport mindset himself, and as a result he seems to be A-OK with being a sarcastic jerk to young women voters and journalists on camera. While the Bernie fan club all congratulate each other for the point-scoring, potential members of Bernie's coalition are put off because they've just seen the candidate being a dick bag to a person they empathize with. Likewise, when some faction of the Bernie fan club mobilizes to hound some poor girl off of social media because she asked the wrong question in a town hall, you guys are all just delighted with the win for your team rather than recognizing that you've just shown potential coalition members that engaging with Bernie is far more trouble than its worth.

Meanwhile, you have a competitor in the race who is perceived as being near-identical to Bernie on policy while also being a tolerable human being, and she's gaining ground. What a surprise.

what are you talking about specifically?

Terror Sweat
Mar 15, 2009

redneck nazgul posted:

If it helps you in any way, I’ve despised Bernie for yrs now NOT bc I’m part of some bizarre DNC bias or left-wing conspiracy or whatever the hell you’d like to believe… but bc 1- he’s not a team player; 2- his ideas have no foundation (meaning it might sound good to say “all college is free” but he never has a plan that would work w’ Congress to push his idea[s] thru; 3- whenever something goes wrong, Bernie, like Trump (& recently like Biden, which I find quite troubling) will not simply own up to doing or saying something wrong; 4- he’s a sore loser (in presidential primaries, etc. there are numerous candidates who simply don’t make it to the next stage — some are able to lose with dignity, Bernie is not one of them). Indeed, think about how Hillary felt during this past election in 2016, or Gore in 2000. They both won the popular vote — Russia interfered in our last election & Gore should seemingly have won close to 20 yrs ago. He stepped aside for country unity; Hillary gave a beautiful, gracious speech to all the young girls out in America about what they could achieve in life.

Knowing all I know now, I would have accepted Ted Cruz w open arms (he makes Bernie appear like Santa Clause In comparison), I would even accept Mike Pence & his desire to set America back to the 1950s. (I couldn’t have accepted Mitch McConnell bc I’ve come to realize he is the Antichrist...) But considering there are 20+ candidates from which to choose — many of whom are Rhode Scholars, have charisma, & the ability to squash Trump like a rotten tomato - I see no reason for a Bernie do-over 2.0. He has actually become more entrenched in his ideas, and nasty when people argue against them. Not in a bright articulate manner such as that done by Kamala Harris, but exactly like that annoying man in 2016 who refused to stop running, even tho it was clear he had already lost the nomination & indeed, by continuing to speak out against Hillary, he was hurting the Democratic Party.

Whatever your thoughts re Sanders, you truly have to realize that if Hillary had become president, the Constitution would still retain all its powers, and America would not have alienated all of its allies within the first six months in office.

But I ramble.


Lmao, you should have said Mitt Romney or something. Not a single living soul in the world would rather Ted Cruz be the president

SKULL.GIF
Jan 20, 2017


Condiv posted:

suddenly bernie's decision to fade into the background during the first debate looks like a much better move

I said it the day of the debate and have been saying it since then. This is a situation where, unironically, going high while they all go low is the path to take. Show that Bernie is focused on issues facing the nation and its citizens while everyone else is squabbling.

Mike the TV
Jan 14, 2008

Ninety-nine ninety-nine ninety-nine

Pillbug
Bernie rolled his eyes when the woman lying about her background fleeing socialist USSR asked him in bad faith why he was bringing communism to America. 5 points to Bernie!

Raskolnikov38
Mar 3, 2007

We were somewhere around Manila when the drugs began to take hold

Hieronymous Alloy posted:

It's more fundamental than that.

People chose sides in the 2016 primary and got into slapfights and got trolled by bots and so forth.

Net result they started viewing everything Bernie does through a negative, hostile partisan lens, so anything he does at all they see with a negative spin which reinforces their existing bias etc.

Pattern replicates constantly among the terminal donut Twitter types. Bernie Bad therefore Bernie Bad.

tl;dr broke brain morons remain broke brain morons 4 years later

Condiv
May 7, 2008

Sorry to undo the effort of paying a domestic abuser $10 to own this poster, but I am going to lose my dang mind if I keep seeing multiple posters who appear to be Baloogan.

With love,
a mod


SKULL.GIF posted:

I said it the day of the debate and have been saying it since then. This is a situation where, unironically, going high while they all go low is the path to take. Show that Bernie is focused on issues facing the nation and its citizens while everyone else is squabbling.

well, bussing is deffo an issue, and biden waxing poetic about his repub buddies that helped fight it was definitely something that needed to be addressed. but yeah, letting the centrists do that means they focus more on tearing each other apart and develop rivalries and animosity between each other instead of everyone targeting bernie

Failed Imagineer
Sep 22, 2018

redneck nazgul posted:

If it helps you in any way, I’ve despised Bernie for yrs now NOT bc I’m part of some bizarre DNC bias or left-wing conspiracy or whatever the hell you’d like to believe… but bc 1- he’s not a team player; 2- his ideas have no foundation (meaning it might sound good to say “all college is free” but he never has a plan that would work w’ Congress to push his idea[s] thru; 3- whenever something goes wrong, Bernie, like Trump (& recently like Biden, which I find quite troubling) will not simply own up to doing or saying something wrong; 4- he’s a sore loser (in presidential primaries, etc. there are numerous candidates who simply don’t make it to the next stage — some are able to lose with dignity, Bernie is not one of them). Indeed, think about how Hillary felt during this past election in 2016, or Gore in 2000. They both won the popular vote — Russia interfered in our last election & Gore should seemingly have won close to 20 yrs ago. He stepped aside for country unity; Hillary gave a beautiful, gracious speech to all the young girls out in America about what they could achieve in life.

Knowing all I know now, I would have accepted Ted Cruz w open arms (he makes Bernie appear like Santa Clause In comparison), I would even accept Mike Pence & his desire to set America back to the 1950s. (I couldn’t have accepted Mitch McConnell bc I’ve come to realize he is the Antichrist...) But considering there are 20+ candidates from which to choose — many of whom are Rhode Scholars, have charisma, & the ability to squash Trump like a rotten tomato - I see no reason for a Bernie do-over 2.0. He has actually become more entrenched in his ideas, and nasty when people argue against them. Not in a bright articulate manner such as that done by Kamala Harris, but exactly like that annoying man in 2016 who refused to stop running, even tho it was clear he had already lost the nomination & indeed, by continuing to speak out against Hillary, he was hurting the Democratic Party.

Whatever your thoughts re Sanders, you truly have to realize that if Hillary had become president, the Constitution would still retain all its powers, and America would not have alienated all of its allies within the first six months in office.

But I ramble.

this is trying too hard

Hieronymous Alloy
Jan 30, 2009


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Morbid Hound

Raskolnikov38 posted:

tl;dr broke brain morons remain broke brain morons 4 years later

Yeah but broke brain morons may be a surprisingly high percentage of American voters

Oh Snapple!
Dec 27, 2005

Condiv posted:

what are you talking about specifically?

Probably that dumb interviewer that Bernie owned hard for supporting US imperialism.

E: who is also a former BlackRock employee and married to the son of a bain capital exec, can't forget that.

Oh Snapple! fucked around with this message at 19:12 on Jul 10, 2019

Cerebral Bore
Apr 21, 2010


Fun Shoe
Bernie doesn't just roll over and take it when the media lies about him, and this is unfathomably rude and offputting. Now to write 5000 words about this and collect my NYT paycheck.

Calibanibal
Aug 25, 2015

Yeah I'm Bernie's biggest fan but nothing has turned me off more than the obvious glee with which Bernie mocks, chides and mansplains at women in public spaces

VitalSigns
Sep 3, 2011

Pinky Artichoke posted:

When you insist on seeing it as a team sport, you give up the opportunity to improve. Bernie is 100% in the team sport mindset himself, and as a result he seems to be A-OK with being a sarcastic jerk to young women voters and journalists on camera.

Sarcasm towards corporate journalists defending Central American death squads? Heaven forfend!

Mantis42
Jul 26, 2010

If Bernie doesn't work well with others, why did he receive the companionship sword?

Mike the TV
Jan 14, 2008

Ninety-nine ninety-nine ninety-nine

Pillbug
The Senator with more bipartisan bills than any other in 50 years just doesn't work well with others.

Calibanibal
Aug 25, 2015

He seemed to work well with the good ol boys club that was the pre-2018 congress. Now is sort of a different story (note his concerted effort to minimize the focus of Ilhan Omar, AOC etc in discussions on their collaboration bills)

Unoriginal Name
Aug 1, 2006

by sebmojo

Mantis42 posted:

If Bernie doesn't work well with others, why did he receive the companionship sword?

Destined to lead

VitalSigns
Sep 3, 2011

I love The Discourse.

"Why do you want to murder 25 million people like Stalin did you monster" <--------- polite and sensible and serious political discussion
:rolleyes: response <--------- how rude, why don't you respect women

"Why won't you condemn the people whose families and neighbors were tortured and murdered by America for not liking America afterward?" <------------- serious, adult question
"Because I agreed with them that America should stop torturing and murdering them" <------------------ so rude and divisive! Why can't we all come together in harmony and agree raping and crucifying Nicaraguan children is okay

Marxalot
Dec 24, 2008

Appropriator of
Dan Crenshaw's Eyepatch

Pinky Artichoke posted:

When you insist on seeing it as a team sport, you give up the opportunity to improve. Bernie is 100% in the team sport mindset himself, and as a result he seems to be A-OK with being a sarcastic jerk to young women voters and journalists on camera. While the Bernie fan club all congratulate each other for the point-scoring, potential members of Bernie's coalition are put off because they've just seen the candidate being a dick bag to a person they empathize with. Likewise, when some faction of the Bernie fan club mobilizes to hound some poor girl off of social media because she asked the wrong question in a town hall, you guys are all just delighted with the win for your team rather than recognizing that you've just shown potential coalition members that engaging with Bernie is far more trouble than its worth.

Meanwhile, you have a competitor in the race who is perceived as being near-identical to Bernie on policy while also being a tolerable human being, and she's gaining ground. What a surprise.

What in god's name are you on about?

Failed Imagineer posted:

this is trying too hard

I thought it was an excellent post :colbert:

FLIPADELPHIA
Apr 27, 2007

Heavy Shit
Grimey Drawer

Calibanibal posted:

Yeah I'm Bernie's biggest fan but nothing has turned me off more than the obvious glee with which Bernie mocks, chides and mansplains at women in public spaces

Can we have some evidence of this presented in the thread? If it's as egregious as you claim then it's worth discussing but not without some real references that can be analyzed.

Failed Imagineer
Sep 22, 2018

Midgetskydiver posted:

Can we have some evidence of this presented in the thread? If it's as egregious as you claim then it's worth discussing but not without some real references that can be analyzed.

got'im

OctaMurk
Jun 21, 2013

Midgetskydiver posted:

Can we have some evidence of this presented in the thread? If it's as egregious as you claim then it's worth discussing but not without some real references that can be analyzed.

stop bernsplaining me

Breakfast All Day
Oct 21, 2004

Pinky Artichoke posted:

When you insist on seeing it as a team sport, you give up the opportunity to improve. Bernie is 100% in the team sport mindset himself, and as a result he seems to be A-OK with being a sarcastic jerk to young women voters and journalists on camera. While the Bernie fan club all congratulate each other for the point-scoring, potential members of Bernie's coalition are put off because they've just seen the candidate being a dick bag to a person they empathize with. Likewise, when some faction of the Bernie fan club mobilizes to hound some poor girl off of social media because she asked the wrong question in a town hall, you guys are all just delighted with the win for your team rather than recognizing that you've just shown potential coalition members that engaging with Bernie is far more trouble than its worth.

Meanwhile, you have a competitor in the race who is perceived as being near-identical to Bernie on policy while also being a tolerable human being, and she's gaining ground. What a surprise.

Why can't you bros stop high fiving and chest bumping and empathize with the person who's propagandizing killing people with bombs as "Downy-soft limited anti-terror countermeasures"?

Oh sorry I meant empathize with the young woman journalist who's propagandizing killing people with bombs. Phew. Almost sounded sarcastic for a moment without that critical distinction.

Ytlaya
Nov 13, 2005

Pinky Artichoke posted:

When you insist on seeing it as a team sport, you give up the opportunity to improve. Bernie is 100% in the team sport mindset himself, and as a result he seems to be A-OK with being a sarcastic jerk to young women voters and journalists on camera. While the Bernie fan club all congratulate each other for the point-scoring, potential members of Bernie's coalition are put off because they've just seen the candidate being a dick bag to a person they empathize with. Likewise, when some faction of the Bernie fan club mobilizes to hound some poor girl off of social media because she asked the wrong question in a town hall, you guys are all just delighted with the win for your team rather than recognizing that you've just shown potential coalition members that engaging with Bernie is far more trouble than its worth.

Meanwhile, you have a competitor in the race who is perceived as being near-identical to Bernie on policy while also being a tolerable human being, and she's gaining ground. What a surprise.

First they came for the rich centrist Harvard students, and I did not speak up, for I was not a rich centrist Harvard student.

Marxalot posted:

What in god's name are you on about?

I'm pretty sure they're referring to that one Harvard town hall Bernie did, where there was that one student who was literally part of the Harvard centrist society or something and people looked them up online. At worst, you can *maybe* claim that some random online people went too far, though even then it's not remotely Bernie's fault.

VitalSigns
Sep 3, 2011

Ytlaya posted:

First they came for the rich centrist Harvard students, and I did not speak up, for I was not a rich centrist Harvard student.


I'm pretty sure they're referring to that one Harvard town hall Bernie did, where there was that one student who was literally part of the Harvard centrist society or something and people looked them up online. At worst, you can *maybe* claim that some random online people went too far, though even then it's not remotely Bernie's fault.

Bernie made an "are you kidding me" expression when she asks him why he wants to bring Stalinist communism to the USofA.

Obviously the only reasonable explanation for his amused disbelief is that he is a woman hater who hates women.

E:

Luckyellow
Sep 25, 2007

Pillbug
So I have to ask again, with ACA potentially being struck down by the court, does that mean almost all of the candidates who was promising Obamacare V.2 is now out of luck? Is the individual mandate the key part to make their plan constitutional?

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VitalSigns
Sep 3, 2011

I don't see the Supreme Court striking this down because the argument makes no sense, and if John Roberts wanted to use an argument that makes no sense to strike down Obamacare he would have taken one of the many many opportunities he's had already.

This argument is even dumber than all the others, and I thought King v Burwell was the dumbest possible argument but I was wrong.

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