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that wasn't wilco. that was uncle tupelo at the outset. farrar formed son volt after he left.

Wilco's rapid transition has been surprising.

well, as i mentioned up-thread, my east-side-near-fiesta precinct voted 90-3 D the other day. it's hardly dispositive much like getting a gun shot to the head is hardly dispositive of whether you're going to die.

a whole new direction. i like it. i got cans of some ravioli stuff, beans, fruits, and veggies. going to supplement with dry beans and dry rice. have about 10 gallons of fresh water on hand.

You already know what Toothbrush thinks about this.

dead for about a decade now?

the pixiest tiny ass pixie little lady teacher still weighs 90 pounds. who are these 6 year old roid heads you know?

"No, but we are willing to learn." Kristen Wiig Melissa McCarthy

they would never made a sequel because everyone knows that no one wants to see indy as a geriatric trying to be an action hero. and what are they going to do? CGI everything to make up for indy's inability to do anything exciting? bring back marion as some chesire cat grinning moron who hasn't landed an acting gig in decades? or make some hollywood flavor of the month his kid and have the movie turn into bonding time with the boomer?

As I walked up, I was thinking about how it is odd that you have to publicly declare whether you are voting in the D or R primary. "Please give me the [D/R] ballot." People in line there know your politics. Very odd given how much effort we put into making votes private. Then I got to the machine and saw you just click the R or D button and they give you the correct ballot. So it is private after all. Nice. Then I got online today and see the Texas SoS lists literally every human who voted and in which primary. I can see what all my neighbors think. Conveniently search anyone's name in an excel file They can see what I think. I didn't know that is how it worked and I'm not sure I'm down with it. edit: but I can see my precinct voted 90-3 D yesterday. About 96%. lulz.

What should we do, wise President? https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/449525268529815552?s=20

We are so so close to money being valueless here. I’ve been hearing people start to talk about it. “I’m not sure I’m going to want that stack of bills, what with money being valueless.” That’s what they say. “What should we use this wad of valueless cash here for?” they say, “Should we put it with our other valueless stuff?” “Man, I wish my stock would issue a dividend.” “Why? Don’t you know money is valueless?” If we elect someone whose politics align with Northern Europe, it’s a straight shot to valueless-moneyville.

A la sling blade.

Very stressful.

Ah. My bad.

I don’t know what your link is, but Matthew Peterson‘s nomination was with drawn within hours of that Q and A. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_S._Petersen

(I tried to watch that video again and couldn’t make it through it. It’s so painful.)

This guy: https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2017/12/15/watch_sen_john_kennedy_grills_trump_judicial_nominee_who_admits_he_has_no_trial_experience.html

He quite literally did the opposite. He ran off that retard that Trump nominated for District Court that had never tried a case or even read the rules of civil procedure.

you can go here and actually get the day-by-day information to compare from 2016. https://www.sos.texas.gov/elections/earlyvoting/2016/index.shtml The number of democrats voting in the primary is WAY above where it was in 2016. I'm sure some is attributable to feeling like there wasn't much to vote about in the D primary in 2016, but still, I think this indicates a lot of voter energy on the D side. Biggest counties through Day 7 of the primaries in 2016: County Party Reg Voters # In Person On 2/22/2016 Cumulative In-Person Voters Cumulative % In-Person Cumulative By Mail Voters Cumulative In-Person And Mail Voters Cumulative Percent Early Voting Harris Republican 2,102,820 7,906 40,547 1.93% 14,681 55,228 2.63% Harris Democratic 2,102,820 4,983 28,344 1.35% 10,180 38,524 1.83% Dallas Republican 1,217,771 4,717 27,672 2.27% 3,560 31,232 2.56% Dallas Democratic 1,217,771 4,325 27,318 2.24% 2,400 29,718 2.44% Tarrant Republican 1,019,633 6,969 32,910 3.23% 5,649 38,559 3.78% Tarrant Democratic 1,019,633 3,164 15,430 1.51% 5,190 20,620 2.02% Bexar Republican 977,150 4,446 21,050 2.15% 1,901 22,951 2.35% Bexar Democratic 977,150 3,748 21,554 2.21% 3,938 25,492 2.61% Travis Republican 667,116 2,574 11,002 1.65% 987 11,989 1.80% Travis Democratic 667,116 4,286 21,811 3.27% 3,515 25,326 3.80% Tribune has through day 7 HARRIS: 60.9K D, 58.1K R DALLAS: 39.2K D, 20.3K R TARRANT: 29.5K D, 33.0K R BEXAR: 40.0K D, 23.8K R TRAVIS: 41.5K D, 11.5K D HUGE DEMOCRAT SWINGS. 2020 MINUS 2016 Percent Increase over 2016 2020 MINUS 2016 Percent Increase over 2016 HARRIS (R) HARRIS (D) 2,872 5.20% 22,376 58.08% DALLAS DALLAS -10,932 -35.00% 9,482 31.91% TARRANT TARRANT -5,559 -14.42% 8,880 43.06% BEXAR BEXAR 849 3.70% 14,508 56.91% TRAVIS TRAVIS -489 -4.08% 16,174 63.86%

don't drag us into this. https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign-polls/484394-trump-trails-democratic-challengers-among-catholic-voters-despite

https://apps.texastribune.org/features/2020/texas-early-voting-tracker-2020-primaries/?_ga=2.218211152.894259293.1582584497-1960681410.1535063403

you're right. we do not believe.

if you haven't put together an organization that can't keep that from happening, that's bad news. if you don't think that reflects on his leadership abilities and what people judge you on for being elected, that's bad news too. if you can't control a room, that's bad news. you need to be able to walk up there and get it under control. if you don't think people judge based on that, that's bad news too. if bernie's organization is as blind as you are to what people look for in a leader, that's real bad news.