Introduced again by Kevin's splendid promo video.
"Frances is turning out to be the Cory Booker of Popes"
-- driftglass
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- Nate Silver quietly kills the fantasy of Centrism
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To date, this is how the very few interactions I've had with Never Trumpers have gone, because I want to talk about the Befor...
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It wasn't a fluke. It wasn't pilot error. It wasn't instrument failure. This is what Republicans wanted, and now they have a...
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Good morning, Mr. Glass.
Actually, I said in the email to Ms. Gal that I enjoyed you guys agreeing with each other once every fifteen seconds or so. I thought it was romantic.
As for The Ed Schultz Show...darn, I’m stuck on a dial-up modem due to financial constraints, and thus can’t watch videos online. Breaks my heart, but I can’t take up your challenge.
Enjoy your day.
---Kevin Holsinger
You can't blame progressives for clinging to ANY hope that 2016 will offer us any choice aside from Hillary Clinton.
I think it's fair to say that since Joe Lieberman was kicked out of the party by Connecticut Democratic primary voters, Hillary Clinton has become the most iconic representation of corporate-friendly ConservaDems in our nation. She's already indicated that she plans to run to the right of Obama. Hasn't our clothing acquired enough bus tracks under the current president? I don't think anyone should have trouble understanding that liberals are less than thrilled with this prospect, even if our desperation has resulted in some unfortunate and obnoxious pestering Warren.
But rest assured, if my choice in November of 2016 comes down to Hillary Clinton vs. whoever rolls out of the GOP clown car, that I will do my duty as a good little soldier and hold my nose tightly so I can cast my vote for this smelly Corporate Democrat. I just can't make any promises for the rest of the country.
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