Because that’s what he would need to explain how to win a campaign that hasn’t even started yet beyond “Here are some mistakes of the recent past, learn from them.”

Last I checked, no, he does not have a crystal ball that can see 24 months into the future, which is what you’re making her question out to be. Have a little respect.

Because the Bible Belt... isn’t conservative? And there are no anti-Semites in Florida? Is that really the claim here?

I was here. I don’t remember any of that stuff except the “oppression Olympics” line, and I remember that I saw “BernieBros” dunking on anybody who went to that well pretty hard. These boogeymen from 2016 are getting bigger and uglier and hungrier every time I hear about them.

Who? Who were all that? Who ever said that?

A+ use of scare quotes, dude

Oh, buddy. Go home before you hurt yourself.

It’d have been pretty weird to offer up “substantive advice” in that context, no? Like, “Make us think he’d gone senile overnight” weird. He wasn’t making assumptions, he was just doing an autopsy, and whatever the intent of her messaging (esp. the “Most Qualified Candidate Ever” narrative) it was clearly understood…

Franklin never actually said that. The line dates back to Ye Olden Yeare of 2011. Here’s something he actually did say on the subject:

Not precisely, but yeah,they can certainly be used to the same effect. Requires a little more political upheaval, tho.

Harold and Kumar + Smokey and the Bandit + Regional Soft Drinks = Profit and/or revolution, surely.

They got so incremental they’re becoming inert. Obamacare is Xeno’s Achilles, and my high cholesterol is the fucking tortoise.

They both do. The government is, after all, made up of people, people who award contracts and collect paychecks. But your first sentence is incorrect. Government spending is not payed for by taxes. It is a type of money creation.

That’s funny, I always thought the answer was “the promise cheap cigars and molasses will make a man do a lot of things, little guy. Don’t judge until you’ve had a hit of that sweet, sweet molasses.”

I am anti-kulak. I’m also anti-Jim Crow. I do not think there should be legal systems designed to keep an ethnic underclass in debt bondage. I think that kind of thing is wrong. A kulak, by definition, was someone who benefited from such a system.

Really? Inflicting a terrible famine on their own people was a “rational choice?” Really?

You weren’t critiquing Stalin. The Russian Language Rights question in Estonia is a contemporary issue. Assigning collective guilt to an ethnic group both backwards and forwards in time is, uh, pretty fucking racist, dude.

If the government does things in the least costly way possible, they’re shrinking the money supply and preventing growth. More spending is best spending.

 
You asked, “Master, Is it theft for us to give tribute unto the Federal Government, or no?”

Which they, of course, borrowed from a bank, who was authorized to collateralize debt into dollars by the Fed, whose board is appointed by the Government... It’s all public money. This is not exactly new information: