The fact that you call it “liberalism” A. shows you’re missing the point and B. shows you’re probably not engaging in good faith anyway.

Why doesn’t “electability” ever apply to Republicans? In what fucking way is Donald Trump “electable” according to the criteria harshly enforced on Democratic candidates?

It is not at all difficult or impressive to rearrange a short sentence in seconds. 

Because it’s not just about revenue. Putting games on sale is a form of advertising — you’re sacrificing margins for exposure, which can be worth much more.

Yeah, this should definitely not be done for any profit.

High-end fashion, like a lot of art, is all about sales rather than actual quality.

Wasn’t Carter actually pretty moderate/centrist? I believe his reputation as a big leftie is mostly the product of Republican propaganda. 

Just on a side note: The best argument Dems can make for M4A is that it will remove a huge financial burden from Small Businesses, who can then Create More Jobs.

I still see a lot of people attempting this argument, and it’s almost always concern-trolling from the “independent centrists” that always find a reason to vote Republican.

Even weirder decision was to have that defender seemingly run away from the guy with the ball. It looks like he’s not even supposed to be on the field for that play and was just trying to get out of the way. 

Conservatives: This incident was only described her friends at a party! That’s not credible!

So let’s pretend somebody was able to vividly describe Kav’s dick. How would we confirm it? Is Kav going to voluntarily submit to a dick exam administered by an independent third party to determine the veracity of the description? How’s that gonna go? 

Gronk confidently telling a neuroscientist that CTE can be fixed is strong evidence that Gronk’s CTE has not, in fact, been fixed.

Otherwise known as the Gish Gallop, “a technique used during debating that focuses on overwhelming an opponent with as many arguments as possible, without regard for accuracy or strength of the arguments.”

Lol, you think us regular New Yorkers are regularly crossing paths with the Bari Weiss cocktail party crowd? Equating “living in NYC” with “having to spend time with Bari Weiss and pals” is hilariously inaccurate. 

Sorry, you unlocked the Monopoly nerd in me, so I did a bit of research. What I found supports your assertion:

Trust your info over my memory, I haven’t looked at it in awhile. I remember the reds having the slight edge over the orange in terms of pure “landed on” numbers, but again, the oranges may be better investments due to the cost of upgrades vs. returns.

Actually the red spaces are statistically the most landed on, but IIRC orange is right behind them.

Seems like a solid game would be to run on policies that are popular, which tend to be “liberal” in the current placement of the Overton window. 

The Republican Party, presumably. To run as a Republican (or Democrat) you’ll need at least some party backing to have a chance. Unless you’ve been operating in deep cover for your entire political life, it seems likely they’d sniff out an imposter before you became the official candidate in a race.