“This Is the Future That Liberals Want” Is the Joke That Liberals Need
In 1999, John Rocker, a beefy young relief pitcher for the Atlanta Braves, explained to Sports Illustrated why he’d never want to play baseball in New York. “Imagine having to take the [Number] 7 train to the ballpark, looking like you’re [riding through] Beirut next to some kid with purple hair next to some queer with AIDS right next to some dude who just got out of jail for the fourth time right next to some 20-year-old mom with four kids,” he said. “It’s depressing.”
After the Election: ‘What a Pathetic Thing Is Decadence’
Today is finally Election Day, mercifully. Our tireless politics team is live-blogging events throughout the day and into the night. Over the past several weeks, scores and scores of your emails have poured in, covering a wide array of campaign topics, so here’s one final roundup of your smart opinions and analyses as the polls open this morning. (They’re already closed in Dixville Notch, New Hampshire, the first vote in the nation, and in that tiny hamlet Clinton beat Trump in a landslide, 4-2—a harbinger, we hope.) Most recently we had a roundup of reader reaction to the Comey aftermath, and a new reader makes an interesting point here: FBI agents ran to the nearest reporter to leak about potentially damaging material about Clinton.
Ronald Reagan and The Great Social Security Heist : FedSmith.com
View this article online at Ronald Reagan was one of the most popular presidents in modern history. As a former Hollywood actor, he had an uncommon degree of charisma. The conservatives absolutely loved Reagan for his efforts to reduce the size of government, but most liberals hated him with a passion. Reagan is still revered by a lot of Americans. This reverence for Ronald Reagan helps to explain how he was able to fool most of the American people to a degree unparalleled by any other modern president.
Donald Trump Is Going To Be Elected
Donald Trump is going to be elected president. The American people voted for him a long time ago. They voted for him when The History Channel went from showing documentaries about the Second World War to “Pawn Stars” and “Swamp People.” They voted for him when The Discovery Channel went from showing “Lost Treasures of the Yangtze Valley” to “Naked and Afraid.”
Conservative correctness
Right-Wing Political Correctness (RWPC),[1] also Conservative Correctness (CC) or Patriotic Correctness (PC),[2] is a brand of political correctness practiced by conservatives. While left-wing political correctness (LWPC) attempts to minimize offense through the (often endless) rebranding of certain words to be neutral or inclusive, RWPC rebrands terms to increase offense, increase scorn, and increase political bias. For example, homosexuality isn't RWPC; instead, we should use "unnatural vice",[3][4][5] in order to appeal to people's (here, hateful) religious beliefs over science and tolerance.
Maybe This is What Life is About – The Mission – Medium
From the end to the beginning, people are the point. Yes, the ones you’re going to see today. Yes, the people you are going to see tomorrow. You may write the next Harry Potter and make a ton of money. Then later you will be dead. Right now there are people — live ones — who can benefit from your emotional presence.
Donald Trump: The Dress Rehearsal for Fascism
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump speaks at an event hosted by the Republican Hindu Coalition in Edison, N.J., on Saturday. (Julio Cortez / AP) Americans are not offered major-party candidates who have opposing political ideologies or ideas. We are presented only with manufactured political personalities. We vote for the candidate who makes us “feel” good about him or her.
Trump Campaign CEO Stephen K. Bannon Was Charged With Domestic Violence In 1996
Stephen Bannon, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign CEO, at Trump's Hispanic advisory roundtable meeting in New York on Saturday. Gerald Herbert/AP hide caption toggle caption Gerald Herbert/AP Stephen Bannon, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign CEO, at Trump's Hispanic advisory roundtable meeting in New York on Saturday. Gerald Herbert/AP Reports out Thursday night reveal yet another principal of the Trump campaign in trouble.
Did You Know the Amazing Psychology Behind the Bandwagon Effect?
Because We All Love Winners It is human tendency to follow the habits, behavioral patterns, beliefs, etc., of successful people. A successful person exudes confidence.
Thoughts About Think Tanks: Are They Biased? Click 2x
What Is a Think Tank? We've all heard of think tanks, but many people don't know exactly what think tanks do and what their influence is over public opinion and policies. A think tank is an organization that conducts research and attempts to influence public policy in many different areas including business and finance, economics, education, fiscal policy, defense, security, technology, science, foreign affairs, health and science and political strategy. There are think tanks all over the world, but the United States has by far the most – a whopping 1815 think tanks with 14.66 trillion dollars being poured into these idea factories. Think tanks have a huge influence over public opinion and policy – after all, that is what they are meant to do. Their work is constantly quoted by the media.
Ronald Reagan’s shameful legacy: Violence, the homeless, mental illness
In November 1980, Republican Ronald Reagan overwhelmingly defeated Jimmy Carter, who received less than 42% of the popular vote, for president. Republicans took control of the Senate (53 to 46), the first time they had dominated either chamber since 1954. Although the House remained under Democratic control (243 to 192), their margin was actually much slimmer, because many southern “boll weevil” Democrats voted with the Republicans. One month prior to the election, President Carter had signed the Mental Health Systems Act, which had proposed to continue the federal community mental health centers program, although with some additional state involvement.
How many Trump products were made overseas? Here’s the complete list.
An ad put out by Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign criticizes Republican nominee Donald Trump for manufacturing his clothing line overseas, instead of in the United States. (Hillary Clinton) An ad put out by Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign criticizes Republican nominee Donald Trump for manufacturing his clothing line overseas, instead of in the United States.
You requested someone with a degree in this? *Holds up hand*
You requested someone with a degree in this? *Holds up hand* So there are two main schools of Artificial Intelligence — Symbolic and non-symbolic.
