no, i don't have a grill either. and i de-installed my smoke detector, so i'm failing a lot of white people tests >implying i'm white
Ayden Collins
No makes you a nigger. Who did you steal the other four from?
Jeremiah Bailey
>Ryan Says Conservatives Must ‘Fight Back’ Against the Alt-Right >Conservatives should “fight back” against the alt-right and white nationalists, and do a better job reclaiming classic terms to stamp out identity politics, House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) said on Thursday. >“We have to go back and fight for our ground and re-win these ideas and marginalize these guys the best we can to the corners,” Ryan said. “Do everything you can to defeat it.” >Ryan made the comments in conversation with National Review senior editor Jonah ((Goldberg)). The two conservatives spoke at an event hosted by the American Enterprise Institute. >“That is not conservatism. That is racism. That is nationalism. That is not what we believe in. That is not the founding vision, that is not the founders’ creed,” Ryan said. >Ryan said 21st century technology, which allows individuals to make money off pushing divisive messaging, makes the task of pushing out the alt-right particularly difficult. He said the faction “hijacked” conservative terms like “western civilization” and distorted the conservative message. >“It is identity politics. It’s antithetical to what we believe and it’s a hijacking of our terms,” Ryan said. “How do we get the core back? How do we get back classic liberalism properly understood in the 21st century?”
>“That is not conservatism. That is racism. That is nationalism. That is not what we believe in. That is not the founding vision, that is not the founders’ creed,” Ryan said. The conflation of racism and nationalism is the most sickening part of this interview.
Probably. >ayo dem raycis wypipo be seein in the dark n shiet
Justin Taylor
Lol my guatemalan uncle gave me one along with a bunch of tools
Leo Moore
can you drink milk?
Noah Kelly
>By Nov. 7, Democrats will learn if their left turn steered them to victory or took them off a cliff.
>But it’s unclear whether moving left will energize voters or endanger Democrats’ chances in competitive districts in the Nov. 6 mid-term elections, including four Republican-held congressional seats representing Orange County that went to Hillary Clinton in 2016
>While Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom, who has embraced left-of-center policies, is favored to become California’s next governor, “he might lose in any of the tossup congressional races,” said Thad Kousser, who chairs UC San Diego’s political science department.
>In the 1990s, Democrats including Gov. Gray Davis openly supported the death penalty and fiscal conservatism, said Jack Pitney, a professor of politics at Claremont McKenna College. “Those days are over,” he said.
It's true and for obvious reasons. You never plan to use a flashlight, it's something you use if and when the need arise. Thus buying a flashlight is an act of PLANNING, which nogs are absolutely and literally incapable of doing, due to missing the neural connections to do that.
Just because you don't understand what is happening doesn't make it unnecessary, unless you're a brainlet who honestly believe Trump got where he is by dumb luck.
I have mixed feelings about OP's image. She didn't fuck up. She, I and her supporters know exactly what her version of "red" is. I feel like the lone sane person in America sometimes.
>That is not the founding vision, that is not the founders’ creed,” Ryan said. Literally it is what the founders envisioned. Holy shit, Paul, are you retarded?
William Sullivan
>Sen. Kamala Harris is spending more money on Facebook ads than any other U.S. Senator or potential Democratic presidential candidate, helping her grow a digital presence that would be a powerful asset if she decides to run for the White House.
>Over a two-month snapshot from early May through early July, Harris’ ads on Facebook have been viewed at least 7.8 million times, and her campaign has spent at least $134,500 on the platform, according to data from a recent New York University study provided to the Bay Area News Group. That’s a larger sum than any U.S. politician other than President Trump and Texas Congressman Beto O’Rourke, who’s running for Senate.
>tfw niece wanted me to name her kitten a few years back >tfw jokingly said she should name her Saratoga since it was late September >tfw she looked at me like I was a faggot and said 'that's weird, but Sara sounds cute' >tfw every time I go visit for reunions she runs up and says SARA SAYS HI! >tfw she's Jow Forums, becoming pretty and will start Middle School next year >tfw scared that she'll turn into a typical white feminist who will lose her morals
They can't. if even 1/10th of the 90% of republicans that support Trump decided thats the last straw, you have a several million man army that is impossible to distinguish before its to late.
Nolan Young
He created the problem in the first place. That's like setting a house on fire then putting it out and claiming victory but worse for doing something so stupid.
They made it look like a coincidence before and they can do it again.
Joshua Taylor
Here's the thing about the US- we don't actually have the Census record who is a citizen or just an immigrant/illegal alien. So it benefits the Democrats to count non-citizens because the Census controls re-allocation of districts and electoral votes to a large degree. What this means is that states like California- where there are 6 million+ non-citizens- get a lot of electoral votes and representatives they otherwise wouldn't.
Now the thing about non-citizens is that they cluster in major cities, avoiding rural areas where small white towns might arrest them and report them to ICE- the only rural beans are the ones who work for Farmer Goldbergstein's megafarm.
Altogether the foreign-born and their children make up 60% of the population of NYC. The number of non-citizens alone is at least 20% of the total. So basically because of this a lot districts can be drawn in NYC that couldn't if you didn't have all these non-citizens here.
Now the real kicker is that you don't even have to have a specific percentage of voting citizens in a district for it to exist- it just has to meet that magic number (which in 2010 was about 710,000) and it's a district.
So this results in districts where only 50% of adult residents are actual citizens. Ocasio-Cortez' district is one of those.
The only Republican district in New York- Staten Island- is only about 10% non-citizens total. So essentially all the Republicans in NYC are packed into Staten Island's district, while there are small populations of democrats throughout the city in districts where a huge chunk of the population are non-citizens.
The result is that her district is less than 20% Republican- it literally can't flip unless a bunch of Democrats suddenly get cold feet about socialism and even then it would be more likely they vote for Crowley- who is still on the ballot as the representative of the Working Families Party.
Jaxson Edwards
I have this feeling the amount of illegals will outnumber republicans.
