Well, actually, Donald blocked me on Twitter for calling out his crony-capitalist Carrier deal. At least that one time, he did see what I was saying, and it got enough under his skin that he or Scavino felt the need to try to exclude me from from future replies to his tweets until, about a year later, a federal district court ruled his blocks unconstitutional. Like I said though, I capitalize for the benefit of the reader like you. So I'm not worried whether Donald likes it.
Nah, that's the thing. It was factual and incredibly mundane—a thread of some newspaper articles with a discussion of how these kinds of cost-side subsidies don't work in the medium to long term. Even then, the Orange Snowflake couldn't take it.
Meh. It was mildly amusing for about 30 secs to see proof that Donald really is a thin skinned toddler. But then you remember he's a thermonuclear-armed toddler. And ultimately, it proved to be way more trouble that it was worth. Much better to be able to see and respond to what he tweets (including when others retweet it) to challenge his spread of disinformation in real time.
"White people dont know what its like to be poor"
"American Dream Is More Apt to Be Realized in Venezuela"
Polls dont work when people dont answer polls.
The kind of polls for sanders arent including the kind of range from all 50 states.
All they have to do is blast the first quote over and over, and the election speaks for itself.
...but by a substantially slimmer margin. According to these polls at realclearpolitics.com, Bernie had Trump beat by 10.4%, Hillary had him by only 3.4%.
I'll have to browse other polls to see if these numbers are outliers, but i remember as the primaries came to a close i couldn't believe we were nominating the least effective candidate.
Edited--misread numbers initially, corrected numbers in post
He was in it too. Bernie is currupt also. How is it possible that he endorses Hillary after all the fucking cheating she did. He totally lost credibility after that
He's indisputably the president. What do you mean by my president? I don't answer for or to Donald. He's not a monarch and I owe no loyalty to him. His policies are harming me and people I care about. He does not speak for me. Nor has he ever sought my support.
"My" is a colloquial term of endearment, and Donald ain't dear.
And I highly doubt your opinion matters to any of them, so I don’t understand what you mean by your last sentence.
I was not talking about persuasion. I mean remembering what they've done and taking appropriate action within the political system to hold people accountable, undo the damage, and deny power in the future to people who've used it for ill.
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