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I’m thinking my vote will be a write in for Nikki Haley as neither presumptive candidates really make me swoon.
I'm thinking you may be the only one here eligible to vote there.
I’m thinking my vote will be a write in for Nikki Haley as neither presumptive candidates really make me swoon.
Wait - didn’t she step down? Or can one still vote for a POTUS candidate who isn’t running to be a party’s leader?I’m thinking my vote will be a write in for Nikki Haley as neither presumptive candidates really make me swoon.
You can write in Mickey Mouse or Ronald Reagan down there if you wanted to.Wait - didn’t she step down? Or can one still vote for a POTUS candidate who isn’t running to be a party’s leader?
Yeah you can write in anyone, they aren’t tallied unless eligible to be President.Wait - didn’t she step down? Or can one still vote for a POTUS candidate who isn’t running to be a party’s leader?
In the US Senate race, Adam Schiff’s month-long tactic of boosting Republican Steve Garvey, via an expensive ad campaign highlighting the retired baseballer’s conservative credentials, paid off. By night’s end, Schiff and Garvey were far ahead of Schiff’s Democratic rivals, Katie Porter and Barbara Lee—Garvey was, in fact, by Wednesday afternoon, within a hair’s breadth of taking the lead in the four-way race. The results ensure that Schiff will be able to run against a Republican in the November general election rather than against a fellow Democrat, and he ought to be able to consolidate the Democratic Party’s huge electoral advantage in California to ensure his election to the Senate.
As dirty tricks go, Schiff’s strategy was particularly unsavory, but it was also undoubtedly effective. While Barbara Lee’s campaign never really picked up traction, early on in the contest Porter’s candidacy had seemed to be building steam. Schiff’s cynical decision to elevate Garvey’s profile knee-capped her campaign, thus taking out of circulation a leading figure in the next-generation of progressives in the House and one of the most effective Congressional voices against corporate corruption—not to mention a candidate whom Schiff might well have struggled against in a general election campaign once she achieved greater name recognition with voters up and down the state. Congress will, undoubtedly, be the worse for Porter’s absence come 2025.
Pretty FUBAR but that’s politics for ya.A curious note out of California's primaries on how the game is played in the Land of the Free.
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Schiff, a Democrat, paid for ads to boost his Republican opponents to ensure that his Democrat opponents would be defeated.
Shifty Adam Schiff. The guy could give Biden a run as the biggest liar.A curious note out of California's primaries on how the game is played in the Land of the Free.
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Schiff, a Democrat, paid for ads to boost his Republican opponents to ensure that his Democrat opponents would be defeated.
I find it odd that states have anything to do with the selection of candidates by the parties. I can see having runoffs as part of the general election, but California's "top 2" primary system is by my standard f*cked up.Pretty FUBAR but that’s politics for ya.
Wouldn't be a first. JFK was on a cocktail of drugs including painkillers while in office and the debate on whether Reagan suffered from Alzheimer's while President never ends.If he's taking drugs to mask dementia or other cognitive functions, damn right I doubt his fitness to lead the country.
JFK was on a cocktail of drugs including painkillers while in office and the debate on whether Reagan suffered from Alzheimer's while President never ends.
Joe Rogan claims Trump was on ADDERALL during his presidency
Wouldn't be a first. JFK was on a cocktail of drugs including painkillers while in office and the debate on whether Reagan suffered from Alzheimer's while President never ends.
The Strange Saga of JFK and the Original ‘Dr. Feelgood’
He's the one who made him feel all right.nymag.com
Yup, let's forget about biden, the subject of the convo. Being the Trump bashing thread we have to pull out the whataboutisms, rumours, innuendo and attempted smears on him. Let's make it about Trump so biden isn't caught in the light.
Joe Rogan 'speculated' he was on Adderol. Zero proof.
The WH pharmacy is not under the POTUS direct control, that is other people's fault.
There is zero evidence of Trump taking narcotics or being a frequent flyer of the pharmacy.
"Certainly much bigger than any single administration figure." You know this as fact right?
You wanted to step away from hypotheticals and innuendo, but jumped right to it. C'mon, you're better than this.
Of course we won't mention cocaine laying around in secure areas of the Biden WH, that disappeared along with the investigation.
Your link is paywalled.
It's paywalled. What were people getting? Stuff to stay awake? Stuff to focus concentration? Stuff to help them sleep? Stuff to help them party?So, on the prescription drugs thing, if I can step away from innuendo and hypotheticals for a minute to something with a strong evidentiary basis, are we at all concerned with what appears to have been rampant malfeasance around prescription drug dispensation by the White House Medical Unit during the previous administration? They had a serious problem there. Certainly much bigger than any single administration figure.
It's paywalled. What were people getting? Stuff to stay awake? Stuff to focus concentration? Stuff to help them sleep? Stuff to help them party?
The president, as a "single administration figure" who also happens to be exactly the centre of executive authority of the most militarily and economically powerful nation, is a bigger deal than any number of staffers getting freebies to which they're not entitled.
Findings DODIG‑2024‑044 │ 43
Finding C
The Defense Health Agency Did Not Establish
Policies, Procedures, and Guidance for Executive
Medicine Services Within the National Capital Region
Medical Directorate
The DHA did not establish policies, procedures, and guidance for executive
medicine services in the National Capital Region Medical Directorate (NCRMD).
The NCRMD’s executive medicine facilities did not have consistent eligibility
criteria for determining enrollment into executive medicine services. Some NCRMD
executive medicine facilities allowed certain senior officials of the U.S. Government,
active duty flag officers and general officers, and their families, to enroll in care
while other facilities extended eligibility to military‑enlisted senior leaders, retired
flag officers and general officers, and their families.