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Booker is in the camp where he had a small window in 2016 to run but didn't want to upset the Clinton apple cart so he didn't, and now the shine has worn off. Same thing with Biden and Warren.
Can you even vote here?
Booker is in the camp where he had a small window in 2016 to run but didn't want to upset the Clinton apple cart so he didn't, and now the shine has worn off. Same thing with Biden and Warren.
booker never deserved spotlight and people ed over his DNC speech, which i for the life of me couldn't understand
I forgot Warren
He will say the most generic imaginable, coupled with the occasional threat to “kick Trump’s ass”
Dumbasses ed over Palin's 2008 RNC speech too. Just par for the course.
Here's an unbeatable combo (if Biden doesn't kill her himself): Biden/AOC - 1 1/2 terms for Biden and then she'll be old enough for presidency and she can rule for 10 years. But wait no, the world's gonna end in 12 years so she'll only have 6 years.
LMAO SUCH A GREAT ZINGER!!
I'm just quoting her.
disingenuously, but sure
Philo is just putting in his normal "play to the in-crowd" offering. Don't mind him. He'll go how he thinks his heroes here are going.
nothing but narratives
You people should lighten up. After hearing that "there's absolutely nothing radical about AOC," I have to either use sarcasm or joke about her to stomach these opinions. Did you miss "rule"? :-)
You're running late on the multi-quote/contradiction offering.
nah, i just hate gots like you and robert.
background:
Two articles, eight years apart, about the Paso del Norte Group, an REIT run by Beto's billionaire father-in-law.
Beto, then an El Paso city councilman, did not recuse himself from matters pertaining to the PDNG.
2007:
Once the El Paso plan was unveiled, Sanders made it clear that a muscular implementation program would be followed. Property owners, he told reporters, would have the choice of exchanging their properties for shares in the REIT, selling at fair-market value, or facing condemnation by the city.https://www.texasobserver.org/2483-e...l-paso-barrio/“The status quo losers that live in Segundo are up in ing arms because their hood is going to go from old and busted to new hotness,” a pro-plan blogger wrote in a screed posted on the Paso del Sur Web site. “Maybe a little kick in the nuts of motivation in the form of tearing their holes down will get them to do something with their lives.”
2013:
https://www.texasmonthly.com/article...est-laid-plan/The plan appeared to be going pretty smoothly until one day last June, when city manager Wilson made a sudden announcement. A baseball team (later revealed to be the Tucson Padres) was ready to sign with Foster and his partners, but only if a brand-new stadium was assured. Within hours, a vote was taken—but only by the city council. El Pasoans would still get their day at the polls in November, but now the stadium was already approved. The only question to be put to voters was whether to finance it with a hotel occupancy tax on out-of-towners. In another shocking move, the city council decided to make room for the ballpark by dynamiting city hall. Staff would move but not to the new building sketched out in Plan El Paso. Instead, civic business would be parceled out to scattered sites around town, and El Paso would no longer have a city hall.
2018: Ted Cruz's crocodile tears over eminent domain that never happened:
https://www.dallasnews.com/news/poli...t-domain-didntThe city did not end up using its power to seize property in the affected zone, including part of a historic Hispanic neighborhood in O’Rourke’s council district.
So the guy lost a small TX race and is now running for prez? got it.
thats rich
That's pretty funny actually
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