NY Times: “All the news that we deem fit to print or the the gop scams us into printing out of cowardice of being called “unAmerican””

Thanks for diving into the union question. I heard his on Giant Bomb and it felt like a dodge. You asked a lot of good tough follow-ups.

He is logically wrong. You can have a union and still have passionate people. You just might need to pay them more or hire more of them. It is ridiculous to insinuate that a union…

Ask the DCCC.

The Democrats need to play it safe [...] So many Republicans are leaving office, there won’t be the “incumbent factor” to help them

I think it’s more that the democrats lack a real constituency. They don’t represent labor. They don’t represent the left. They don’t represent anyone outside of a very small group of self-selecting third way types who are what... maybe 10% of registered democrats? You can see that they’re being dragged kicking and…

“People might think you might flip the House and Senate this November, but you guys always find a way to mess it up. You’re somehow gonna lose by 12 points to a guy named Jeff Pedophile Nazi Doctor.”

It is definitely their election to lose. So they’re gonna give it their best shot.

If Republicans are masters of mental gymnastics, Democrats are the masters of foot shooting.

That’s great and all, but the democrats are already fucking up (looking at you, Rahm). Here’s a new poll showing that they’re losing ground with millennials. Because of fucking course they are.

Nah, it’s possible to be right for the wrong reasons. I was talking about exactly this thing to somebody yesterday when I explained to them why I don’t care about anything related to the Michelle Wolf bit, including the media’s lame response to it.

Matt Schlapp attended a top tier university, has an advanced degree, has worked in and around government for decades, and still feels comfortable bitching about “the elites”. Sad!

Meanwhile, nary a peep about Trumps comments on Friday that he finds people with disabilities competing in athletic events “tough to watch.”

shirts.

This is why people on the right and left hate this shit.

Yes, because Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers, Larry Wilmore and Hasan Minaj all gave such softball, unifying performances.

You ok, William?

I am shocked. I am sure the superior minds of the NYT will find slots in their opinion editorial section for most inept writers.

Sigh.