Bournemouth Blue
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Now we know why Southgate quit, he had inside information
Biden was still a candidate then. If people assume Harris will get the nomination, a 1v1 poll might give an entirely different result.
I can’t, and wouldn’t, argue with your assessment of Blinken on the world stage, but he’s not a retail politician or seemingly a Beltway deal maker.
He’d make a great authoritarian leader, because he seems smart, but without malice, but being President in the US is about managing the externals from the Oval (Blinken would be great!) but managing the internals on Capitol Hill and on TV (Blinken appears to not be great at all!).
I would bet your a dime to a dollar that 90% of “on the street” Americans could not name Blinken if you showed them a picture (recall) or even find him in a line-up (recognition)! That’d make an election difficult.
Basically the failed Swedish model where they make schools compete for parents' vouchers. But you can just imagine the sorts of schools that might pop up in the US under this scheme. And before long, no doubt complete corporate control of the education system like they already have with healthcare.![]()
Project 2025’s Plan to Eliminate Public Schools Has Already Started
We are in a new wave of public school closures. Yours could be next, write Jessica Alcantara and Laura Petty.time.com
Things seem to be moving quickly to support kamela, but why is obama yet to endorse her ? Curious
He's been tying himself in knots over support for Israel.That’s really interesting - amongst politicos outside the U.S. he’s probably the most well known figure who isn’t Trump, Biden or Harris.
Really well respected by many people here in the UK. Comes across as “the grownup in the room” when much of American politics is seen as very crass.
This whole project needs hammering by the Democrats. Its like it was written with consultation from the Taliban.![]()
Project 2025’s Plan to Eliminate Public Schools Has Already Started
We are in a new wave of public school closures. Yours could be next, write Jessica Alcantara and Laura Petty.time.com
Far more dangerous than that is:Basically the failed Swedish model where they make schools compete for parents' vouchers. But you can just imagine the sorts of schools that might pop up in the US under this scheme. And before long, no doubt complete corporate control of the education system like they already have with healthcare.