Kansas Crimson

Feral wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 6:35 pm

Nina Turner was apparently on MSNBC this morning, convincing people not to vote for Bernie as she might be his VP choice.

Watched the Dallas endorsements last night and Buttigieg, Beto, Klobuchar were a welcome contrast to Turner and Gabbard, and it was great to see the younger set as people that Biden would call upon. I'd think he'll pick a VP that is considerably younger.

Warren...suffering from anti-intellectualism?

https://www.vox.com/2020/3/3/21162527/w ... eth-warren

"...because a man on the scent of the White House is rarely rational. He is more like a beast in heat: a bull elk in the rut, crashing blindly through the timber in a fever for something to fuck. Anything! A cow, a calf, a mare--any flesh and blood beast with a hole in it.

The bull elk is a very crafty animal for about fifty weeks of the year; his senses are so sharp that only an artful stalker can get within a thousand yards of him...butwhen the rut comes on, in the autumn, any geek with the sense to blow an elk-whistle can lure a bull elk right up to his car in ten minutes if he can drive within hearing range.

The dumb bastards lose all control of themselves when the rut comes on. Their eyes glaze over, their ears pack up with hot wax, and their loins get heavy with blood. Anything that sounds like a cow elk in heat will fuse the central nervous systems of every bull on the mountain. They will race through the timbers like huge cannonballs, trampling small trees and scraping off bloody chunks of their own hair on the unyielding bark of the big ones. They behave like sharks in a feeding frenzy, attacking each other with all the demented violence of human drug dealers gone mad on their own wares.

A career politician finally smelling the White House is not much different from a bull elk in the rut. He will stop at nothing, trashing anything that gets in his way; and anything he can't handle personally, he will hire out--or, failing that, make a deal. It is a difficult syndrome for most people to understand, because so few of us ever come close to the kind of Ultimate Power and Achievement that the White House represents to a career politician.
The presidency is as far as he can go. There is no more.

The currency of politics is power, and once you've been the Most Powerful Man in the World for four years, everything else is downhill--except four more years on the same trip."

- HST 1972

awesomeness

Mjl wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 2:14 pm

DCHawk1 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 9:32 am Joe isn't the frontrunner.

By Tuesday night, he'll be out of the race.

You're saying it will be only Bloomberg and Bernie left after Super Tuesday?

Wanna bet?

You can pay me later

Biden doing some serious work tonight. Warren and Bloomberg basically done.

Best part of the night so far:

when you can’t carry your own state...

TraditionKU wrote: ↑Tue Mar 03, 2020 8:58 pm when you can’t carry your own state...

Yeah she’s done. That’s bad if you can’t carry Mass.

She is best as a Senator. Has great ideas for legislation, is just not as a leader of the Free World.

At least we now know what American Samoa costs: $500 million

Also, don't fuck with Symone Sanders

Bloomy out, endorses Biden

DCHawk1 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 03, 2020 11:00 pm Also, don't fuck with Symone Sanders

Or Jill Biden

Feral wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2020 9:19 am Bloomy out, endorses Biden

So money can't buy you the Presidency?
Meanwhile, did you see the tweet our President made last night in regards to Bloomberg?
How the fuck can anyone respect the man?

DC, I liked this tweet message:

“Did not have ‘Jill Biden trucks a vegan’ on my Super Tuesday Bingo card,” said Josh Billinson, a social media strategist for BuzzFeed News."

What was the content of the sign that the woman was carrying?

Anti-milk

Let Dairy Die.

NewtonHawk11 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2020 10:39 am Let Dairy Die.

JFC