Do you know what a joke is?

The United States is still destined for greatness, but only united will we meet the challenges and seize the opportunities of our time.

The thing is, Collins wants to victimize other people besides Jews. So it's not a harm reduction choice at all, it's a "which group gets fucked more" choice.

Actually, the margins were narrower in the places where Harris and Cheney campaigned together than in other places.

If Biden had dropped out earlier, it's entirely plausible Harris would have won.

Part of my response to Flower Milk has been to point out that Black voters overwhelmingly supported Harris despite sympathizing with Palestinians, but you do you I guess.

I think your issue is with North Carolina election administrators, not Democrats. (I know this, being a volunteer poll worker.)

Liz Cheney didn't demand any ideological concessions in exchange for her endorsement and Harris never offered any.

If you wanted Democrats to "do more to defend you", you shouldn't have put them in the minority.

The fact that I don't prefer Collins is due to me not supporting anybody who remains in Republican Party, which are almost indistinguishable from Nazis at this point.

It took this dude one year to put “Nixon in the middle of Watergate” numbers on the board.

In some ways he’s a generational talent at the peak of his game.

I think he's a Nazi (at worst) or doesn't see being a Nazi as a dealbreaker (at best).

I don't see why you think I'm lying about that.

U.S. Considers Financial Support for Oil-Rich U.A.E.

Seems like NYT should have mentioned that UAE's spymaster bought 49% of Trump's World Liberty Financial and used $2B of its USD1 stablecoin, directing hundreds of millions to Trump.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

www.nytimes.com/2026/04/21/b...

Iran going after Bsky is a genuinely funny waste of resources.

By bringing up the tens of thousands of people who wouldn't have died if USAID hadn't been shuttered.

No, because Platner is a Nazi (or at the very least doesn't see being a Nazi as a dealbreaker).

By definition, Nazis aren't liberals, or progressives, or Democrats.

I stand corrected on that too.

I think you desperately want to think that I'm lying for reasons I can't fathom.

Collins is bad. Platner is the rare case where the Democrat is just as bad. Treating the race as a wash is the reasonable conclusion.

I am also capable of making a binary choice.

Against Nazis.

I stand corrected.

Like I said, you're trying to make this a more complicated issue than it is:

I'm going to respond to this by posting my response to the same link from last night (which you failed to answer to):

I do not say this lightly, knowing what I know about the way North Carolina Republicans have fucked with state elections.

The 2016 N.C. primary was in March. (👇)

The screenshot you posted said you had to be 18 by the *general election* (as in November) to vote, not the primary election.

If you were barred from voting in the primary election, they were following the law. You weren't profiled as a Bernie supporter.

Of course they're not a monolith, but the vast majority don't/won't buy what the left is selling.

And saying that Keynes' is a minority opinion isn't an insult.

They're not contradictory at all.

If Platner is a Nazi (at worst) or a Nazi-curious nimrod (at best), he has no business running as a Democrat and people should encourage his ilk by voting for him.

I don't see how this is hard for you.

And that would be...?

I said I don't think a guy who prioritizes funding Israel as an issue above all else represents the Black community as I understand them from experience, but go ahead and keep putting words in my mouth.

If your turnout theory is "the places that would lose a GOP rep are most likely to turn out" this makes perfect sense. Southwest Virginia will be the only Republican district left, Fairfax County won't be affected at all.

I'm admitting no such thing.

I'm not dropping it, though.

VBNMW, by definition, does not apply to Nazis and rapists.