zbyte64

They mentioned sustained pamphleting, that sounds interesting. Anyone got some examples on hand?

So it seems if it comes before the supreme court and they think you are willfully not paying, they can imprison you: https://www.npr.org/2014/05/21/313118629/supreme-court-ruling-not-enough-to-prevent-debtors-prisons

His own staff had data that showed he would have lost even more electoral votes, giving Trump 400 instead of the 312. Biden is not aware of this data though. Kind of makes you think his staff is still heavily censoring what he sees.

You're right that we should not simply go with the strategy devised by corporate consultants or their parties. Flexibility of action means that you don't stick with the same strategy election after election. It means your actions reflects your local context. It means that real strategy is different from what we've been told is "strategic".

Whatever, I'm just saying don't expect to win tomorrow's game with yesterday's rules. If that's a bad faith argument, so be it.

If he really wants to cosplay as working class he could go off a CEO.

It's a false dichotomy between values and being strategic. Doing both requires flexibility of action.

And it's a damn good looking Guici belt.

Both things can be true. Democrats did themselves no favors by abandoning unions for this long.

Normalcy is for Democratic losers. I don't expect "lame duck" to play out in normal ways for this incoming administration.

The Trumpets saying more H1B visas is anti-MAGA are all the ones without real power. Lara Loomer and Matt Gaetz have no real political power, or money. And what does Banon have other than some earned favors? So as much as I like the infighting, it's clear the result will be a consolidation of mouth pieces to the MAGA base.

Apparently some Koreans who aren't fond of Democracy are flying the American flag. I think this is in part a response to that trend, after all, Musk is now a shadow president.