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This pretty much nailed who Hildamort is - "the queen of warmongers, embodiment of corruption, and personification of the rot that has sickened the Democratic Party."93henfan wrote:DAYUM!!!![]()
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How about not paying costs. My wife works at a small rural hospital where the majority of patients are on Medicare. Medicare will only pay 99% of their costs which means they are slowly bleeding to death. They are currently looking at closing their inpatient wing, essentially becoming a bandaid station/outpatient clinic. If that happens the population, particularly the elderly, will have to leave town when they need certain services.kalm wrote:Serious question...In what specific ways has Medicare driven up the cost of healthcare or reduced services?JBB wrote:
A bundle of stupid. Get the gov out of health care. Do you actually want more corruption and less health care for everyone except the black immigrant they use on the public service ads to get you to emotionally agree.
Oh yea, almost forgot, common core and the “news” are designed to educate you ignorant but emotionally agreeable. You can’t help it you got edumicated.
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Well, you do favor single payer, so you’re two peas in a pod.GannonFan wrote:Hey, she said Stein was a Russian asset in 2016 as well. Darn it, I purposely tried not to vote for a Russian asset - they're just everywhere apparently.SeattleGriz wrote:Hillary says that Gabbard is a Russian asset.
Man, she's like grampa Simpson when he was claiming Death was coming to get him.

Accuracy.AZGrizFan wrote:Tulsi Gabbard just moved up several notches in my little black book.

And here I was thinking she just moved AZ's zipper down several notches.Ivytalk wrote:Accuracy.AZGrizFan wrote:Tulsi Gabbard just moved up several notches in my little black book.

She make my libertarian bits move on foreign policykalm wrote:CID, is she qualified for a cabinet position?
She also might make an interesting VP candidate. Conks don’t seem to mind her as much.
CID1990 wrote:She make my libertarian bits move on foreign policykalm wrote:CID, is she qualified for a cabinet position?
She also might make an interesting VP candidate. Conks don’t seem to mind her as much.
She’s attractive when she’s bashing establishment donks but she’s still a force of gummint statist
But yeah she’d do well as maybe a VP (since they are toothless and can’t fvk much up)
I can’t think of a department she’d be qualified to run... but she could make a decent ambassador or spec envoy
That one is easy, UN Ambassador.
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Really?∞∞∞ wrote:Gabbard is a far-right conservative and has a long record to back it up. If someone proved she had ties to Putin, I wouldn't be surprised (seems like a lot of cons have been in bed with the Russians).
Stein 2.0 can go f*ck herself.

∞∞∞ wrote:Gabbard is a far-right conservative and has a long record to back it up. If someone proved she had ties to Putin, I wouldn't be surprised (seems like a lot of cons have been in bed with the Russians).
Stein 2.0 can go f*ck herself.

They do - the ones with the correct thinkingIbanez wrote:Trip, I figured you would love Putin. Contrary to your moaning, you really don’t like Democracy since it means people with opposing views have a say and you can’t implement what you think is proper. You’ve proven that.
Honestly, it’s a wonder why far left people like you don’t like an authoritative person like Putin.
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She resigned from the DNC in solidarity and support of Bernie.∞∞∞ wrote:Gabbard's conservatism has been out there a while, at least within liberal circles. People started noticing an overlap of her being promoted by the same bots which support Russian interests, she was being considered for cabinet positions by Trump, and the alt-right media, Fox, and RT constantly fawn over her.
It only became impossible to ignore now 'cause HRC drew national attention to it.
And her record is terrifying:
-Barr summary (not even Mueller Report) comes out and says it's time to move on.
-Resigns from the DNC.
-Defends WikiLeaks and Assange.
-Worked for anti-gay group which promotes conversion therapy.
-Wants to end sanctions against Bashar al-Assad, and was the only "Democrat" who voted against legislation condemning him for gassing people. Met him in 2017.
-Used Project Veritas as proof on national TV a few times now.
-Declines to join Democrats in condemning Bannon.
-Voted to block Syrian refugees from entering US.
-Consistently and almost without fail, misses votes important to the Democratic party.
-Comes from a conservative activist family and has close ties with Sheldon Adelson, including introducing legislation that he's pushed for.
-Rated poorly by almost every progressive and liberal website for her track record in Congress.
Whatever though, Gabbard is polling at 1%. No one is falling for her conservative garbage.
I'm sure she'll end up running as a third party candidate.



Winterborn wrote:Really?∞∞∞ wrote:Gabbard is a far-right conservative and has a long record to back it up. If someone proved she had ties to Putin, I wouldn't be surprised (seems like a lot of cons have been in bed with the Russians).
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Not surprised that you believe this, based on your previous posting. Be pretty hard for anybody to be left of yourself.
It starting to make sense now why you give the middle of the road folks grief for being right wingers.



Emphasis on "has been." The current pack of candidates is not center right.kalm wrote:But Trip is right in his overall thoughts regarding the ideological spectrum. The Dems have been a center right party and both parties are clearly to the right of polling on most issues. Political outcomes follow cash rather than voter sentiment. The wealthy and large corporations are the constituency.
EG: you’d find a hell of a lot more support on environmental protection if there was money to be made and spent on campaigns there.

Harris, Booker, Butti, Biden, Yang are.UNI88 wrote:Emphasis on "has been." The current pack of candidates is not center right.kalm wrote:But Trip is right in his overall thoughts regarding the ideological spectrum. The Dems have been a center right party and both parties are clearly to the right of polling on most issues. Political outcomes follow cash rather than voter sentiment. The wealthy and large corporations are the constituency.
EG: you’d find a hell of a lot more support on environmental protection if there was money to be made and spent on campaigns there.
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Weed legal in the Palouse?kalm wrote:Harris, Booker, Butti, Biden, Yang are.UNI88 wrote:
Emphasis on "has been." The current pack of candidates is not center right.
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Yes it is. No I'm not.CID1990 wrote:Weed legal in the Palouse?kalm wrote:
Harris, Booker, Butti, Biden, Yang are.
You’re smoking it
Biden is the only one who comes close
I could possibly vote for Yang but I’m under no illusions that he is solidly left of center
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