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pfizerman posted:Can you spool this out a little for me - I tried to read the belfast agreement with this in mind and couldn't find what specifically violated it the british government is meant to be a neutral arbitrator, which it can't be if the government is depending on one of the parties of the agreement to stay in power
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may lies in bed at night, she can't sleep. the guilt keeps her awake. she still remembers the voice screaming at her - the farmer, his lovely wheat fields. she must live with this forever, she can never take back what happened that day
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Aurubin posted:Out of curiosity, I can't really think of an Obama campaign or WH staff who went on to greater or lateral political success. The Chapo House guys? well there's not really anywhere else to go from re-electing a president of the united states
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Kurtofan posted:i'm starting to think obama only got reelected through sheer luck axelrod was the guy who actually ran both obama campaigns, so
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Peel posted:whenever people talk after an election about how everything about the (perceived) winners did was good and everything the (percieved) losers did was bad i remind myself that if comey hadn't sent that letter last year clinton would likely have won and there'd be a bunch of articles about how amazing her 31st century hypercampaign was and how it left trump's bunglers no chance despite his 'surprisingly good' performance there was a pretty good quote by axelrod in today's FT piece about messina: quote:“Personalities aren’t that important,” Mr Axelrod said. “My operant theory about politics is you’re never as smart as you look when you’re winning and you’re never as dumb as you look when you’re losing.” basically true
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babypolis posted:how popular is corbyn relative to other politicians? like is a +0 favorable considered good? compared to where he was before corbyn is now jesus christ
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logikv9 posted:Your island-superiority has clearly gotten to your heads, time to fill in the English channel they're suffering from a classic case of island madness
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Stairmaster posted:Don't need global financing if you foresake capitalism hth even if they somehow forsake capitalism, they presumably still need money to buy things like food and medicine from the outside world. unless, of course, they follow the eternal doctrine of juche.
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twoday posted:So no deal is confirmed? at this point it's probably either general election + european elections + long delay or no deal probably a general election unless may is truly stubborn, or the eu says they're sick of the uk's poo poo
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Gareth Gobulcoque posted:Is there a possibility that a general election happens, Tories win, May is PM again and everyone nukes the UK out of spite. how is this not ideal?
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general election, somehow nicola sturgeon is now prime minister
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a second referendum, but the options are "brexit deal, remain, or something else" and something else wins
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DAD LOST MY IPOD posted:best possible outcome: a landslide win for the newly-formed "indecision party"
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