Or does it impact them? Look at the demographics of who makes up these groups. Then look at psychological profiles of what typical beliefs/drives typical conservatives and liberals have. Yes, liberals are more likely to support wide-reaching social programs — because they seem them as beneficial to themselves (and…

Everyone does this, not just conservatives. It is human nature to see the behavior more in our ideological opponents than ourselves though.

She's been trying to tell this story since it happened in 1993 but was discouraged by her family and friends. #metoo finally happened and she thought she would be listened to now but it looks like liberal feminists are still absolute trash to sexual assault survivors. 

I expect you to have a long-winded bad take on literally any topic, so thanks for being predictable.

Cognitive dissonance?

I mean, I think it deserves some snark because like a week ago he was trying to find out if there was any technology that would let him address people from home and this week he’s starting a podcast.

The problem with Biden is he’s been largely invisible as the crisis is unfolding. A podcast isn’t going to solve that. Sanders has been pretty visible, it’s apparent he’s still running for president. So has Trump. And for that matter, so have people who aren’t running for president, like Elizabeth Warren and AOC and…

Arguably true. But at least he’s trusting and confident of his crew to let them make these things happen.

There is no overwhelming evidence that either Biden or Warren will win against Trump after the primaries are over.

Learning about MLK is one thing. “MLK had a dream then he was shot and everyone was very sad and because of that we have a holiday in January.”

So Joe Biden is going to apologize for her actions, right? Since candidates are now responsible for their supporters and she’s literally on TV shouting down a black woman until she stopped talking?

“I think the fault lies with Sanders, because he’s largely failed to expand beyond his core supporters.”

Yes, we’ll see on Super Tuesday. However, in my state, California, which, last I checked, has the most diverse population on top of being the most populous, Sanders has a commanding lead in polling at almost twice that of his nearest competitor, Joe Biden. I think it’s fair to say that his following is diverse, deep,…

seems more like you’re trying to downplay “the reality of the situation,” but whatever!  i guess you’re hoping for a biden “comeback”?  i suppose that’s still on the table...

There are two arguments you can make here.

I 100% believe these girls who were born as boys identify as female and are trans.

Sorry, but if a person who identifies as a woman is not on HRT and still has the testosterone level of a biological man, they will almost certainly beat nearly every woman in nearly every sport.

This is exactly the argument Trump used in 2016.

Both of those wars are still in effect though? They both qualify to me as “in the here and now”, which is probably why they get talked about.

While I am in agreement for the most part, you can’t pretend that the timing of Hillary’s statement wasn’t deliberate. This wasn’t her expressing her grief, it was a political action pure and simple. That so, the politically motivated responses are more than justified.