-- Hillary and Bernie will make a joint campaign appearance in New Hampshire. Some are refusing to use the 'E' word, which is almost the most pathetic thing I have seen this cycle. Some on the left -- the real actual left -- think the Democrats are pulling their act together. Some don't. I don't care either way.
The only question is what his support network does.
This news, to me, is what the Democratic Party is, was, and always will be. A conservative Democrat (head of the DLC, founder of 'The New Democrats') leaves his party in the lurch by jumping out of the race for US Senate ahead of the 2010 Red Tea Tidal Wave, now wants his old job back after making millions as a lobbyist. No. Thanks.
-- Some people are already feeling very threatened (on behalf of Hillary Clinton) by Jill Stein and the Green Party. They really went the extra mile on the loathing part, too.
You know the old saw: first they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you ...
For the rest of the weak-kneed: Bernie is endorsing Clinton today, even if he cannot say so. Unbunch your briefs, take a deep breath, resume more superior condescension. You've got a real enemy, and it's standing to your right. Your other right.
-- Trump will try to Bigfoot Clinton and Sanders by tapping his running mate, also later today. The names most frequently mentioned have been Mike Pence, Newt Gingrich, and some retired general.
Doesn't matter; this is going to be a blowout. Though if Pence is the choice, then Indiana should be fun to watch, like Ohio.
-- Obama, W. Bush, Biden, their wives, Ted Cruz, John Cornyn and some other Texas electeds in trouble with the law are in Dallas today for, you know, thoughts and prayers. Greg Abbott spilled hot water on himself, so he's not coming. Sending his wife. I'll try to avoid every mention of this on social media today as well as in the future.
I think the one-year anniversary of Sandra Bland's arrest is a much more important occasion. In that vein, I expect to see this win a Pulitzer:
Those cops dressed like that look like a fucking joke.
If you'd rather read about Pokemon Go taking over the world, or Amazon Prime Day, or anything like that then your news is elsewhere.
The only question is what his support network does.
This news, to me, is what the Democratic Party is, was, and always will be. A conservative Democrat (head of the DLC, founder of 'The New Democrats') leaves his party in the lurch by jumping out of the race for US Senate ahead of the 2010 Red Tea Tidal Wave, now wants his old job back after making millions as a lobbyist. No. Thanks.
-- Some people are already feeling very threatened (on behalf of Hillary Clinton) by Jill Stein and the Green Party. They really went the extra mile on the loathing part, too.
You know the old saw: first they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you ...
For the rest of the weak-kneed: Bernie is endorsing Clinton today, even if he cannot say so. Unbunch your briefs, take a deep breath, resume more superior condescension. You've got a real enemy, and it's standing to your right. Your other right.
-- Trump will try to Bigfoot Clinton and Sanders by tapping his running mate, also later today. The names most frequently mentioned have been Mike Pence, Newt Gingrich, and some retired general.
Doesn't matter; this is going to be a blowout. Though if Pence is the choice, then Indiana should be fun to watch, like Ohio.
-- Obama, W. Bush, Biden, their wives, Ted Cruz, John Cornyn and some other Texas electeds in trouble with the law are in Dallas today for, you know, thoughts and prayers. Greg Abbott spilled hot water on himself, so he's not coming. Sending his wife. I'll try to avoid every mention of this on social media today as well as in the future.
I think the one-year anniversary of Sandra Bland's arrest is a much more important occasion. In that vein, I expect to see this win a Pulitzer:
Those cops dressed like that look like a fucking joke.
If you'd rather read about Pokemon Go taking over the world, or Amazon Prime Day, or anything like that then your news is elsewhere.
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