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2020 US Elections | Biden certified as President | Dems control Congress
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
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There are no normal people in United States.
No one is putting forward destroying the system but to get actual change does require some sort of class conflict(Pretty standard idea if your on the left). Being pals with well meaning people in wall street won't work, if it did Bill Gates would have rid the planet of poverty, years back.
How does Gabbard have 3% support, but less than 1% would consider voting for her?
I'm the most normal person alive.
Probably has to do with the latest drama she is involved in (or else the previous drama before this one). People get weird polling bumps due to silly stuff (just look at Harris and her debate zinger v Biden that pushed her up 10 points virtually overnight).
It could be worse, you could be Canadian.
I didn't deduce that from the article. If there are a few liberals at hedge funds who think more regulations are warranted and the wealthy should pay more, and as such, wouldn't mind Warren getting elected, then fine. That certainly won't hurt her among the broader Dem electorate.
Yeah its pretty depressing.
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I knew that about him already. He’s not wrong about it being really disruptive and it aligns with his pragmatic approach. I’d be interested to see his vision on limiting their influence to drive prices up. And don’t European nations who have universal healthcare also have private options?
All that being said, I prefer that we rip the band aid that is private insurance anyway. It’s disruptive but it can’t be anymore disruptive than the shit Trump does on a daily basis and at least M4A will do something positive as a result.
The UK still has private health insurance options.
Even Canada allows private insurance as a supplement for anyone who wants to use it. Dentistry and the like also apparently use private insurance.
New Marquette University poll of Wisconsin
Vs Trump
Biden 50-44
Sanders 48-46
Warren 47-46
We are doomed.
Vs Trump
Biden 50-44
Sanders 48-46
Warren 47-46
We are doomed.
Wisconsin and Michigan need to be all blue.
His approval actually went up (!) since August. Scott Parker really did a number on that state.
If WI is this close then MI and PA is probably safe, but also means IA/OH unquestionably out of reach. If Dem pick up nothing else they are at 268, flip NE-3 or ME-2 then 269 all, and it’s down to the House.
It’s gonna be a long ride.
If WI is this close then MI and PA is probably safe, but also means IA/OH unquestionably out of reach. If Dem pick up nothing else they are at 268, flip NE-3 or ME-2 then 269 all, and it’s down to the House.
It’s gonna be a long ride.
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It's the sympathy vote for all the Trump/Hunter wranglings. When it gets to the primaries, most of that support will melt away.
It's the polling equivalent of 'likes' on Facebook: an ostensible show of support, but not one that's going to persist after the rubber hits the road.
He's murdering the field on non-white voters. Until that changes, he will be in good shape.
It will. That's my point.
This is turning full on into propaganda against Warren by some Bernie folks. That article is actually good for her unless you think Bernie is going to shut down Wall street all together, in which case you are delusional. I am sure there are some folks on wall street who are Bernie fans too. Some progressive bankers support Warren's policy for more regulation and high wealth taxes... shock..horror.
The CNN poll looks suspiciously like herding. Their September poll had Biden at 24, in line with YouGov/Monmouth, and now they are similar to Fox/Morning Consult who have consistently had Biden 30+.
All of those listed above are good pollsters, so there’s no shame even if some of them inevitably turned out to be wrong, but a 10 pts increase with the month he had, using the same methodology, is baffling.
All of those listed above are good pollsters, so there’s no shame even if some of them inevitably turned out to be wrong, but a 10 pts increase with the month he had, using the same methodology, is baffling.
check the age crosstabs
On my phone right now, reading crosstabs on it sucks. What happened, did they oversampled old people again?
Warren seems to be making the same pitch to business that Trudeau successfully did - chaos is headed your way, <show polling>, I stand between you and the spectre.
They have a single section, not for 18-29 but 18-49. So I'm guessing so.
Look, few people have concerns that she will be Obama v2. Fine that can be a legitimate concern but that will remain one for practically any progressive candidate bar Bernie. Folks turned on AOC so quickly as well when she delayed endorsing Bernie as per their purity metrics. Warren has a good track as far as wall street is concerned and she is not courting wall street money like Obama did. If she takes any direct funds from wall street then one can spread hysteria over the same but few individuals in financial industry supporting is not a cause of concern in anyway. Any president will face huge opposition over any move to reform or regulate the financial system in US irrespective of their campaign having being backed by wall street or not.
The polling feckery bonanza continues
Quinipiac:
Warren 28
Biden 21
Sanders 15
Buttchug 10
https://poll.qu.edu/national/release-detail?ReleaseID=3646
Quinipiac:
Warren 28
Biden 21
Sanders 15
Buttchug 10
https://poll.qu.edu/national/release-detail?ReleaseID=3646
Think if any candidate addresses Health Care and Student Debt/Tuition is a realistic way. Coming pretty close to Bernie I mean.
No cosmetics. Then people are going to turn a blind eye to some of the 'corruption'.
People have woken up.
Their real needs are forcing them to wake up.
But the DNC is a little concerned about Warren I feel. That's why Hillary is being talked about.
They don't think Biden will win the election. But they are not 100% certain Warren can be controlled.
Just my guess.
No cosmetics. Then people are going to turn a blind eye to some of the 'corruption'.
People have woken up.
Their real needs are forcing them to wake up.
But the DNC is a little concerned about Warren I feel. That's why Hillary is being talked about.
They don't think Biden will win the election. But they are not 100% certain Warren can be controlled.
Just my guess.
She promised to take PAC support for the general, so not sure about the bolded part, unless you are fixating on the "directly" part. But if you think PACs are indirect, then Citizens United is a harmless judgement, so...
I don't think she'll be like Obama when it comes to corruption, and she won't bend over for Wall St if there is a crisis. I think in the context of a divided congress, she can probably pass some anti-corruption legislation which might irritate a few donors.
But that's it. She has been vacillating on M4A for months. She has shifted her stand on campaign donations. She has reversed her stand on foreign policy within the past 5 years (when she supported Israel's bombing of Gaza). She has increasingly been getting positive press from Wall St, Democratic insiders, and big Democratic donors, who all say that she has been softening her rhetoric. Her campaign staff includes the same type of insider.
the times i feel sympathy for warren are when i read people like the grade-a hack who was the woke feminist bashing bernie-bros in 2016:
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Sally is from Alabama so she's already naturally slow.
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So, no one then?
Kanye West on his support for Trump, and his future in politics:
Guardian said:
same
brilliant.
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