jasonitnber.bsky.social
Husband, IPBX troubleshooter, Gamer, Jedi, Trekkie, Time Lord, Planeswalker, not necessarily in that order (except Husband 1 and IPBX Troubleshooter 2)
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I would also give a special fuck you for those who stayed home in 2024. That deserves a separate FU, not voting against could mean voting 3rd party, which 3rd party = GOP vote IMO
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Dispute the opinion, then
I find The Hill fairly balanced in its reporting.
Back in February, a Gallop poll said Democrats want the party to be more moderate. How do you address that
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So explain this
thehill.com/opinion/camp...
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To clarify my point, America today does need to go left, but not too far left.
Center-Left (and Center-Right) is the line.
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Agreed, but not too far left, which is what progressives want
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The fact he survived a school shooting is irrelevant to the grand scheme. He's a great anti-gun activist, but nothing more beyond that
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We need new voices, but we need new MODERATE voices, one that will listen to rural, suburban, and urban Americans
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The push to be more progressive is why we're in this mess to begin with
Americans do not want to go further left, they want to go back to the center
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What the party doesn't need is those who are going after incumbents.
Hogg caused this, and I'm glad he's not running again, he needs to grow up before he can be taken seriously
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Your Pacers pocket a W, and the Oilers got a W last night
Good start so far.
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This type of ignorance is why progressives can't win elections, it's why we got Trump again
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How do you resist, and also reconcile this from a latest Harvard CAPS/Harris poll?
Seventy-one percent of voters in the Harvard CAPS/Harris poll said the party needs NEW MODERATE FIGURES to lead the party into next year’s midterms and the 2028 elections.
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Sometimes for me it's not a wake up, but a "you're in my spot" situation
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@tarmokat.bsky.social it took a legendary artist to beautifully capture a pivotal (if not tragic) moment in FF7
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I know you have lots to catch up on, but going back to your Aertih cosplay; here's her card
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Out of all the characters; part of me is thinking Areith is the closest to being a planeswalker
I hope I am right and that she gets a planeswalker card
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The carbon tax was a political flashpoint, and as an LPC supporter, I'm glad it's gone
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This jacka** is going to kill alot of people and make America sicker
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He voted for this
Let him cook
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While Trump is in the WH, none of those things are going to happen
You'll have to be patient.
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Chuck Grassley and Maria Cantwell has proposed bipartisan legislation to do just that.
The question is will there be enough support to A) pass and B) override Trump's veto
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That may be the point
Easier to sell to the brainless MAGA folks that NY is a city that lets killers loose or that NY is soft on crime.
A capital murder trial already has a high bar of conviction, this makes it harder.
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No skin off my back
I'm all in on Duke
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Technically, it is a snap election.
We had an election scheduled for October of this year. When it happens before, it's called a snap election
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As someone who is in a nerd marriage, I second that.
Eight years in October for me
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Congratulations Kat!
You deserve to be happy.
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You have your own election in the fall for the PA Supreme Court
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Justice Dems' policies may work in places like NYC and other metros
It doesn't jive in rural America or the suburbs.
And if you're going to win, you have to reach those voters
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And give the GOP power at the same time.
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It does feel like he's not the right man for the job.
Time to let someone else become senate minority leader
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#elbowsup
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It's more than that Brian
They also need to enter hostile territory and reach out to those who were Biden > Trump voters and listen to them.
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The universe is sending you a message.
Your fate was sealed the moment you made that post.
It is unwise to go against fate
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This post has aged....poorly
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Thank you; Trump, for putting a hole in my retirement fund
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Which is likely going to happen shortly thereafter
It's very possible that the transition period will likely be to last a few weeks; parliament resumes, and once the transition period ends, a new election will be called.
I expect to see the election happen in April
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Not good enough.
Just saying "His policies are bad" alone isn't enough to get people to vote for your candidate, you need a reason why your candidate's policies are far superior and explain it in a way that breaks through the so-called "brainwashing"
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I might look at taking this deck for a spin; with my own twist of course.
I've never was sold on the benefit of having Kaheera in, I just leaned on my 1-of Dream trawler as my battering ram.
I see Portable Hole being used over Temporary Lockdown, but never figured out why
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So what do you do lock in those votes?
Alot of D voters stayed home mostly because of Gaza. Alot of moderates turned their back on Democrats and voted for Trump. We need a number of Biden > Trump voters and find out why they flipped
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Not going to happen, ever.
If you campaign on hard-left policies in the US, you're going to guarantee GOP rule for decades
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Strongly disagree Robert.
I know you were Secretary of Labor during Clinton's first term, but that means nothing today. Going too far left is what sank the Democrats.
No one wants what you are proposing, it's been proven
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True, but the optics, not having the PM in the house, is bad. He should call an election right away
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Trolls will get canned in a hurry on this app
No more chaos agents muddying discourse
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The set's feel is lackluster and from a personal point of view, not worth the effort.
Drafting sounds fun, but beyond that there's not many cards that excite me. The set feels boring
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The difference is that farmers voted for this
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Give'em hell Jim
Unshackled Jim is awesome Jim
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Wait?
Saxx has pyjama and swimsuits?
WHY HAVE I NOT HEARD OF THIS?!