What? Make sense, man. Biden will be our next President. Hillary is in retirement awaiting those indictments coming any day now.
Aren't there some rules about getting enough votes to qualify? Do you think 1% should qualify someone to enter a public debate with those getting 40% to 60%? Like Warren, she won't even win her own state where she would come in third in a three person race. She should be like Warren and drop out.She would be in it if thery hadn't changed the rules again to exclude here.
Stupid, stupid Dims, getting played again just like it's still 2016.
Yes, and these children were all evil like Hitler.
She hasnt exposed anything because no one is paying attention.She's exposing a fake Presidential election process rigged by the 1%ers to control the most powerful country on the planet.
What are you doing with your time?
You could be right, Ive met a few fairly obnoxious ones IRL, though Im not really a fighter so nothing escalated. Just my anecdotal experiences (which might be wrong), have affected how I view Bernie and His campaign. Though I think Bernie in debates and on TV kinda comes across like if you dont agree with me you’re stupid, maybe he’s not like that. I just dont have much else to go off of because personally thats about the only exposure Ive had of his campaign and him.
every election is the, "most important ever", that's a line they play to get us to vote.
I think we could have a really interesting conversation about education. Student loans and student loan debt is a problem, I think the entire system is in need of modernization though, I would make very drastic changes to our education system from the youngest on up.
I always ask my wife that question when our kids are misbehaving, prove she's mine! That doesn't work well for me usually heh.
Both lolLemme guess, she either gives you a dirty look, or smacks the shit out of you...or both?
It would do me good to do some research on this probably, but when I started college in 2003 I went for about 2 years before I got bored and dropped out. The costs were more than I could keep up with and I didn't want my parents to pay for it or for me to go in debt with it. Sure you've all heard the story, I got really addicted to alcohol and women and left my education there till about 2012. Then when I got married and had kids a couple of years later the options were going back to college which was already a mostly negative experience for me, or self education. I realized I could learn what I wanted to much easier and faster by myself, and in small groups of people doing the same thing. I was gifted a huge blessing that my boss wanted me to learn software and was a good friend with a AI professor at MIT who tutored me for 5-10 hours a week for about a year on software engineering / development, one of the nicest guys I have ever met. Anyways this is long winded, but I discovered a lot of stuff through the experience. A) Once I really decided I had to educate myself it is possible to do that without college. B) Colleges do a good job at filling in gaps though. For example, theres a lot of SW oriented algorithms and data structures that dont really come up much for self taught types, I had to really seek those out, the first and really basic one that comes to mind is bigO, which is as an software guy you’re aware of that im sure. C) I think our education system needs to be rethought. I was bored literally middle school through High School, then in college I was paying thousands to be bored some more, the classes werent tough but I had to take them to get the right credits I needed, it really jaded me on traditional education...