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Just like world?

So no actual reason just continuing the rumor?

Also doesn’t seem possible on world

Too most on world tankie just means someone I don’t like

Why are they vile?

Just an example of mod tools in action…

Yes, unless you are the mbfc site

I thought her priorities were ensuring our military was the most lethal and a border wall?

How is this a meme?

They don’t think one is happening in gaza/is something to worry about

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That’s like everything posted here

Don’t you love mods that don’t want to do work?

We’re not allowed to point out issues apparently.

They think ACA is the cause of our healthcare issues not a terrible attempt to fix it

How many weapons will USA throw at Israel after they start a war with all their neighbors?

No cause he’s also gonna ban evs

Still, I think Democrats made a mistake clearing the field in 2016. I even think Clinton’s campaign made a mistake clearing the field in 2016. Coronation isn’t a good look for anyone, and voters don’t like the feeling that someone is trying to make their choice for them. My guess is Clinton would’ve still won in a larger field, but the win would have felt more earned, more legitimate. And if she lost — if, unlike Sanders, Biden had decided the American people had not yet heard enough about the damn emails, and had run hard on them, and had taken Clinton down — Democrats might have been saved a debacle.

The reason it’s unwise for the party to try to decide as firmly and as early as Democrats did in 2016 is the party doesn’t have very good information that far before a general election. Candidates who look strong prove weak. Voters who seem satisfied prove restive. Competitive primaries surface unexpected information. If we’ve learned nothing else, it’s that political elites shouldn’t be so arrogant as to assume they can predict future elections.

The 2016 Democratic primary wasn’t rigged by the DNC, and it certainly wasn’t rigged against Sanders. But Democratic elites did try to make Clinton’s nomination as inevitable, as preordained, as possible. And the party is still managing the resentment that engendered in voters. “Once somebody doesn’t trust you,” sighs Buckley, the New Hampshire Democratic chair, “it’s very hard to get that trust back.”