journolud
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Trump would claim the credit for the wonderful music, it would be like nothing ever heard before
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Trump would claim the credit for the wonderful music, it would be like nothing ever heard before
Blue Hefner
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Trump would claim the credit for the wonderful music, it would be like nothing ever heard before
“Tremendous, not many people knew you could play music through computers. These are beautiful computers...”
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Amazing this pivot that we are seeing when the actual President is clinically insane and worsening by the month.Saw a wicked summary of Biden that appealed to my warped sense of humour: "Joe Biden's mind is like a web browser: 19 tabs are open, 17 are frozen, and he has no idea where the music is coming from"
Blue Hefner
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Amazing this pivot that we are seeing when the actual President is clinically insane and worsening by the month.
Any criticism thrown at Biden in regards losing his marbles(which he may or may not be doing) loses any credibility when the alternative has lost his fucking mind, is encouraging ‘liberation’ if states, has been punting a deadly drug as a cure and should have been booted out through Impeachment
Laughing Trump off of ‘ah, well it’s just him’ is why Balotelli lasted so long at City when Dzecko was twice the player. Judged by much lower standard
Bigga
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I don't think you see the bigger picture of how devastating four more years of Trump would be to progressive causes. If Trump appoints another justice to the Supreme Court you can forget about any big progressive policies for the next 30 years or so. This isn't an exaggeration. It's not inspiring but a "return to 2008" would be an amazing result for progressives given the alternative.
The Dems have no one to blame about the Supreme Court, but themselves.
They had the ball in their court.
It is a popularity contest. There's no prize for being right if you lose.
Let's not take it out of context.
Bigga
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No denial I see.
If you're talking to me, you didn't ask me a question, so there's nothing to deny.
Basic shit.
Bigga
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Saw a wicked summary of Biden that appealed to my warped sense of humour: "Joe Biden's mind is like a web browser: 19 tabs are open, 17 are frozen, and he has no idea where the music is coming from"
Yeah, I saw that a few days ago.
I thought that was funny also!
Bigga
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Joe Biden is a good and smart man. He's a return to normalcy and the leader we need right now. When he chooses Kamala Harris as his running mate it's a signal to the more progressive wing of the party that they're being listened to. After Covid-19 Medicare for all will be the next step in moving America into the 21st century.
Picking Harris would split the party further. She doesn't support M4A, so the ordinary citizen can forget any hope in that! She retracted her support for it and her attorney record is shaky enough.
She's not progressive at all.
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You probably need to read up on why Merrick Garland was not appointed to the Supreme Court. It might help you not post shit next time.The Dems have no one to blame about the Supreme Court, but themselves.
They had the ball in their court.
Probably won’t.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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Mitch McConnel, the self-styled Grim Reaper may have something to say about that.The Dems have no one to blame about the Supreme Court, but themselves.
They had the ball in their court.