I think you mean Greg Land, also famous for using "O" faces and recycling the same pose numerous time. Here's an older blog post that pretty much summarizes his various tracings, recyclings, porn faces, etc.
I think you mean Greg Land, also famous for using "O" faces and recycling the same pose numerous time. Here's an older blog post that pretty much summarizes his various tracings, recyclings, porn faces, etc.
A lot of people were taken in by the lies preceding that one. I remember Colin Powell's UN speech and many otherwise anti war people I knew were saying invade after it. Of course, it turned out to have been based on a load of crap, but at the time it wasn't as obvious as it is now. And to follow it up with Rumsfeld insisting on having no plan for after the war (despite the plan for fighting the war itself being brilliant) which is largely, er, mostly responsible for the Daesch cluster.....
Spoiler alert, You're both right, and wrong. But hey Politics.
So let's add in some Context...
VOX--- Bernie Sanders voted for the 1994 tough-on-crime law. But it's complicated.
Sanders was, based on his comments in Congress at the time, unhappy with mass incarceration. So why did he vote for the 1994 law that's drawn so much criticism from critics of mass incarceration, and what does that mean for Sanders today?
Sanders framed the 1994 crime law as a compromise
While the Clintons have defended the 1994 crime law until quite recently, Sanders was always careful to point out that he saw the law as a compromise — and regularly stated his concerns with mass incarceration.
In 1994, for example, he said that he would support it because it included the Violence Against Women Act, which helped crack down on domestic violence and rape. Sanders said:
Context
More context.
I may dislike Hillary more than her Husband, but I want to be fair to both...
There were people in Congress and the Senate who voted against the war, yeah it was a tough choice, but doing the right thing should be hard sometimes. She could have looked into whether these claims were true or not, but she didn't, she did the easy thing rather then the right thing.
She seems like a war hawk and another servant of the military industrial complex. She would just maintain the same old policies on these issues, more wars and more meat grinders to put US soldiers into.
And Lastly...
Let's be clear. I DESPISE the Clintons, even though my first EVER vote was for Bill Clinton when I turned 18.
But the Clintons have not aged well.
Barack might not age well, but his results have had better outcomes than the Clintons.
Hillary apologized for her role in Mass incarceration, and I accept it.
However when we go after each other over our preferred person. Let's be honest and post the actual RELEVANT information.
WBE posts remarkably detailed info on Conservatives, but honestly has blinders on when it comes to me and him over Sanders.
Do I personally have Blinders on for Sanders? Sometimes yes, because I believe the way the country is headed in is his vision. Do I agree with him on Everything? No. I can go after him when he does something I dislike and in the old thread I did consistently.
So when we do the "BOTH SIDES" thing. Let's make sure to post relevant data and the context these things occur in.
The problem with the caravan is about how they're coming to the country. I believe we should not encourage families to walk from Central America to the United States in order to make asylum claims that are more likely than not to be rejected.
I'm open to proposals about how to change the legal immigration system to take in more people from Central America, and if anyone thinks we should just establish an ad hoc policy accepting caravans/ making it much easier to gain entry through asylum claims, that should be stated and argued.
Larry Hogan is also one of the most popular Governors in the country, which may be the big reason the top-tier potential Democratic candidates (current and former statewide officeholders, members of Congress) decided they'd rather not run.
Ojeda lost by 13 points, not 3.
https://ballotpedia.org/West_Virgini...election,_2018
He also had a weaker opposition, running against an obscure state delegate (Manchin ran against the state attorney general.)
It also does appear Joe Manchin overperformed Ojeda.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...elections.html
Sincerely,
Thomas Mets
And that's why I do not buy her as this progressive social rights champion people are touting her as. I do not care if she is going march in the gay pride parade every year, if she is going to be a war hawk. I want fewer wars, not more. I want less power for the military indusrial complex, not more.
I think you should encourage Democratic officeholders and candidates to take the position that we should tax the rich more in order to provide financial support to immigrants.
Why wouldn't they gerrymander in their own favor?
They need it more.
It's a bit weird that every major Democrat running for President in 2008 was against gay marriage. This is hardly something that made Hillary unique.
She did come out in favor of it prior to the court decision.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ntial-campaign
I'm sorry for your loss.
Sincerely,
Thomas Mets
Sanders is not perfect, but we need someone to move the needle. During the 90s the Dems became a center right party and the GOP became a far right party. We need an actual left wing party and for that to happen we need to burn and bury the Clinton machine and keep the Clintons far away from the offices of power. She failed in 2016, consign her neo liberal ideas to the dustbin of history.