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That is great to hear (couldn’t open the link without a subscription to the Trib). My grandfather had a farm in Alexandria. It is still in the extended family after 120+ years. I always enjoyed going up to the farm as a kid as he always had a plan for the day and was known for the quality of his Holsteins.
This is pretty much me at this point and the more and more that comes out, the more and more I fall into this category. If he really does choose Hillary as a running mate, it seals the deal.CletiusMaximus said:
Sweet Lord - could you imagine a Trump/Pence v. Bloomberg/Hillary matchup? Four people who quite frankly I think are <redacted>. Definition of race to the bottom.
I guess it'd be entertaining to watch the current day GOPers decide between the two options. They really couldn't go wrong if that were to happen
Amy is probably glad that Bloomberg is taking attention away from her Aleppo moment...
It really does feel like the 2008 Republicans are taking over the Democrat party (in public this time!) and the MSNBC brand democrats are giddy about it
It's been pretty clear for quite some time, that both parties are on the same path, just different points along it. As each day passes, that becomes more and more clear. The only real question is what happens with all those left after the fracture on both sides is complete. Right now those who have bailed on the GOP because of their recent turn for the worse are looking at the Democrats. I'm not sure they realize, they are firmly on a piece of the pie that is fracturing away from the whole as well.
Just found out that I know one of the people featured in the commercial... small worldHellToupee said:
Yea thats why i added the "in public" part... they've certainly been feeding from the same trough for a few decades now, aside from the abortion/gay marriage social debates.
Had Citizens United been decided the other way, Bloomberg would be completely free to self-fund his campaign in exactly the same manner that he's doing now. The only difference would be that his opponents would face additional restrictions.
You've asked me about my dislike for Trump previously and I answered very thoroughly. Also, my comments that you quoted in the Avenatti thread were a clear dig at Dems and the poster making them... Idk how you miss that level of sarcasm.
Probably not. She seems finished but this race has been so tumultuous it seems worth sticking around as long as she can. I'm not to reproduce Hillary's quote where she said she stayed in longer in 2008 in case Obama got assassinated like Bobby Kennedy. But still, several of the top candidates are very old. Imagine if Bernie has another heart attack and drops out tomorrow, it seems like Warren might be well-positioned to get the nomination if that were to happen.
I've had the exact same thought -- not being morbid, but the guy literally just had a heart attack a few months ago, and he's not a young man. (Warren's over 70 too, but I don't know of any health concerns with her otherwise).
I may be way off on this one but based on her comments for the last couple months I don't think she wants him to win
It’s funny how we talk a lot about Biden‘s and Bernie’s age/health but not Warren’s or Bloomberg’s. I’m not complaining or saying I don’t understand the reasons for it, it’s an just interesting commentary on changing assumptions around age. Prior to 2016 Reagan was the oldest president ever elected to his first term, and every one of these candidates is older than he was in 1980 (as is Trump).
With Warren, it's partially explained by differences in actuarial life tables between males and females.
For the age questions Bernie did have a heart attack a few months ago and Biden doesn’t look so great.
Does "will release his tax returns if elected" mean that he won't be releasing them before the election?
In that interview, O'Brien says only that Bloomberg will release his tax returns and sell his business -- he doesn't give a time-frame for either.
I said I understood the reasons! You didn’t have to explain it to me!
So Bloomberg saying stuff like this is ok but Trump bad, very bad man:
Of course not...they seem to be two peas in a pod. It takes a special person to try and see a significant difference in them, especially from a morality perspective.
You mean watching people who have spent the last 4 years defending Trump try to claim all those things are bad?
