Joe on thin ice?
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Great question. It could be that Joe, the preferred "pretty well known face" with a nice smile and
sense of humor... would stay the candidate, but unlike what Biden has said.... his VP choice would be better if he
picked Cuomo than one of the radical mouthy women to be his VP.
tt's just that even as popular as higgardly was back then with the dems... she was a very nasty, corrupt,
vicious beetach behind the scenes and still lost the election. She's been found out nationally now.
However, nearly half of all American corona deaths have been in NY. and recently the death rate has jumpled 36%.
and he's suing Rhode Island because... they are trying to stop NYorkers from going there?
He's threatening civil war if NY is quarantined? Freakin super demoquack New JERSEY is tracking down New Yorkers for quarantine.
Let's face it - New York is so bad, people are fleeing for their mental and physical health, along with the constant barrage of liberal government telling them what to do and not do at every turn.
a whole LOT of them. and that was before the corona virus exploded in New York.
The real reasons why New Yorkers are fleeing the city
https://nypost.com/2019/04/20/the-real-reasons-why...
Apr 20, 2019 · True story: My wife and I both are former residents of New York City, and on a recent business trip there she was taking a nostalgic walk through the …
New Yorkers fleeing to Florida to avoid coronavirus ...
https://www.syracuse.com/coronavirus/2020/03/new...
5 days ago · The Tampa Bay Times reports DeSantis said Monday that New Yorkers are fleeing the state and flocking to Florida to avoid NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo ’s stay-at-home order, a …
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but as far as our country goes - Biden's bid is burnt up already, and Cuomo and Bloopberg are driving
so many Americans out of the state. It's what big government radical democrats do.
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7 Reasons Why Hillary Clinton's Win Over Donald Trump Is a ...
https://www.usnews.com/opinion/thomas-jefferson...
Oct 28, 2016 · Done Deal Polls, early voting, money, ground game and more point to Hillary Clinton beating Donald Trump. By Robert Schlesinger Managing Editor for Opinion Oct. 28, 2016, at 1:15 p.m.
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Yes we know Woody. So you think the Democrats are pretty confident behind Joe?
Two words: I'll give you a hint, the first one is Hillary.
WSS
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Yes we know Woody. So you think the Democrats are pretty confident behind Joe?
Two words: I'll give you a hint, the first one is Hillary.
WSS
Yes we know Woody. So you think the Democrats are pretty confident behind Joe?
Two words: I'll give you a hint, the first one is Hillary.
WSS
I don't think anyone is confident behind Joe. Just making the point that, in national polls against Trump, he's still doing fine.
7 Reasons Why Hillary Clinton's Win Over Donald Trump Is a ...
https://www.usnews.com/opinion/thomas-jefferson...
Oct 28, 2016 · Done Deal Polls, early voting, money, ground game and more point to Hillary Clinton beating Donald Trump. By Robert Schlesinger Managing Editor for Opinion Oct. 28, 2016, at 1:15 p.m.
and yes, right, any time there is any poll you don't like the answer will forever be "no that doesn't count because they said Trump would lose!"...
Trump, of course, was an incredibly unique situation at the time. Things that polling places weren't ready for
When you have two terrible candidates going up against each other there is a lot of uncertainty. Though it is looking like we'll have two terrible candidates again
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Yes we know Woody. So you think the Democrats are pretty confident behind Joe?
Two words: I'll give you a hint, the first one is Hillary.
WSS
I don't think anyone is confident behind Joe. Just making the point that, in national polls against Trump, he's still doing fine.
7 Reasons Why Hillary Clinton's Win Over Donald Trump Is a ...
https://www.usnews.com/opinion/thomas-jefferson...
Oct 28, 2016 · Done Deal Polls, early voting, money, ground game and more point to Hillary Clinton beating Donald Trump. By Robert Schlesinger Managing Editor for Opinion Oct. 28, 2016, at 1:15 p.m.
and yes, right, any time there is any poll you don't like the answer will forever be "no that doesn't count because they said Trump would lose!"...
Trump, of course, was an incredibly unique situation at the time. Things that polling places weren't ready for
When you have two terrible candidates going up against each other there is a lot of uncertainty. Though it is looking like we'll have two terrible candidates again
I don't think anyone is confident behind Joe. Just making the point that, in national polls against Trump, he's still doing fine.
and yes, right, any time there is any poll you don't like the answer will forever be "no that doesn't count because they said Trump would lose!"...
Trump, of course, was an incredibly unique situation at the time. Things that polling places weren't ready for
When you have two terrible candidates going up against each other there is a lot of uncertainty. Though it is looking like we'll have two terrible candidates again
Fair enough. If you don't think the Democrats are disappointed in this clown then Rock on.
WSS
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Yes we know Woody. So you think the Democrats are pretty confident behind Joe?
Two words: I'll give you a hint, the first one is Hillary.
WSS
I don't think anyone is confident behind Joe. Just making the point that, in national polls against Trump, he's still doing fine.
7 Reasons Why Hillary Clinton's Win Over Donald Trump Is a ...
https://www.usnews.com/opinion/thomas-jefferson...
Oct 28, 2016 · Done Deal Polls, early voting, money, ground game and more point to Hillary Clinton beating Donald Trump. By Robert Schlesinger Managing Editor for Opinion Oct. 28, 2016, at 1:15 p.m.
and yes, right, any time there is any poll you don't like the answer will forever be "no that doesn't count because they said Trump would lose!"...
Trump, of course, was an incredibly unique situation at the time. Things that polling places weren't ready for
When you have two terrible candidates going up against each other there is a lot of uncertainty. Though it is looking like we'll have two terrible candidates again
I don't think anyone is confident behind Joe. Just making the point that, in national polls against Trump, he's still doing fine.
and yes, right, any time there is any poll you don't like the answer will forever be "no that doesn't count because they said Trump would lose!"...
Trump, of course, was an incredibly unique situation at the time. Things that polling places weren't ready for
When you have two terrible candidates going up against each other there is a lot of uncertainty. Though it is looking like we'll have two terrible candidates again
Woody - "two terrible candidates" isn't why Pres Trump won - it was time for the political pendulum to swing back.
Pres Trump came to the forefront because of that. It isn't that he is loved and admired and people think he's pretty.
He isn't.
What he is, is a man I didn't like earlier, who honestly said the things a lot of people believed about our government.
Activist judges on the supreme court, all over the place. America first. Our Constitution. and he's kept so many promises already.
Biden had eight years of being a no leader. he's a TERRIBLE candidate. Higgardly was completely corrupt and vicious - a TERRIBLE candidate.
ObaMao was a terrific candidate - until it was clear he reversed who he was after getting elected - going way far left.
Take George Washington - a terrific candidate - but most of his life he was not a man I would have admired at all. But there came a time later in his life, when he accrued great wisdom and strength - like Pres Trump. Not my cup of tea, I called him a circus barker earlier on.
Pres Trump is a badly needed candidate. Ben Franklin was an ornery but brilliant cad in his early years. But later in life, he became a great man, as did George Washington.
Pres Trump is not a great man - he's being a great president. Keeping his promises we need him to keep is part of the great job he has done. For all of his faults, he IS a leader.
Pres Trump is hardly a terrible candidate, Woody. He won the first election. Biden won't win this one.
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Hi, I’m Joe Biden and I voted for NAFTA.
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Hi, I’m Joe Biden and I voted for NAFTA.
Hi, I’m Joe Biden and I voted for NAFTA.
I'm not sure that NAFTA will be a hot-button issue any more. I don't know if it's possible to bring back low income manufacturing jobs to the US anyway. At least free trade agreements to benefit the consumer even though it certainly doesn't make it easier to build things here.
WSS
www.westsidesteve.com www.myspace.com/westsidestevemusic www.cdbaby.com/artist/westsidestevesimmons -
Not that Rogan isn't an asshole but...
WSS
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Hi, I’m Joe Biden and I voted for NAFTA.
I'm not sure that NAFTA will be a hot-button issue any more. I don't know if it's possible to bring back low income manufacturing jobs to the US anyway. At least free trade agreements to benefit the consumer even though it certainly doesn't make it easier to build things here.
WSS
I'm not sure that NAFTA will be a hot-button issue any more. I don't know if it's possible to bring back low income manufacturing jobs to the US anyway. At least free trade agreements to benefit the consumer even though it certainly doesn't make it easier to build things here.
WSS
Probably right but in Warren Ohio which saw 35,000 good paying jobs with good health care disappear in a few years, he’ll never be forgiven for his yes vote. FWIW, he voted for the illegal Iraq war too. Fuck him and his surrogate Timmy too
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I'm not sure that NAFTA will be a hot-button issue any more. I don't know if it's possible to bring back low income manufacturing jobs to the US anyway. At least free trade agreements to benefit the consumer even though it certainly doesn't make it easier to build things here.
WSS
Probably right but in Warren Ohio which saw 35,000 good paying jobs with good health care disappear in a few years, he’ll never be forgiven for his yes vote. FWIW, he voted for the illegal Iraq war too. Fuck him and his surrogate Timmy too
Probably right but in Warren Ohio which saw 35,000 good paying jobs with good health care disappear in a few years, he’ll never be forgiven for his yes vote. FWIW, he voted for the illegal Iraq war too. Fuck him and his surrogate Timmy too
I understand that. Don't forget though but most of akron's Tire building facilities actually went to right to work states and not necessarily to China or Mexico. Plus I wonder how much the regulations have to do with the difference in cost to build something here or below the southern border? As opposed to actual hourly pay?
WSS
www.westsidesteve.com www.myspace.com/westsidestevemusic www.cdbaby.com/artist/westsidestevesimmons -
Probably right but in Warren Ohio which saw 35,000 good paying jobs with good health care disappear in a few years, he’ll never be forgiven for his yes vote. FWIW, he voted for the illegal Iraq war too. Fuck him and his surrogate Timmy too
I understand that. Don't forget though but most of akron's Tire building facilities actually went to right to work states and not necessarily to China or Mexico. Plus I wonder how much the regulations have to do with the difference in cost to build something here or below the southern border? As opposed to actual hourly pay?
WSS
I understand that. Don't forget though but most of akron's Tire building facilities actually went to right to work states and not necessarily to China or Mexico. Plus I wonder how much the regulations have to do with the difference in cost to build something here or below the southern border? As opposed to actual hourly pay?
WSS
part of what happened is unions with too much power, too much desire to go overboard, just because they could.
In the early years of unions - it was an absolute desperate necessity. Fair, decent wages to live on, safe working conditions, fair labor practices... coal miners worked and died in dangerous conditions for pennies a day? Long hours, fired if the worker got sick for a while? etc etc.
But in later years, unions workers had really nice wages. And very safe working conditions, treated well, job security.
But the unions kept getting more powerful, with more workers and more money from the required dues. In the later years, some unions were hell bent to demand raises for all that weren't fair, job security where a member could not be fired for anything... threats of a strike simply because they had pushed into arrogant and extreme greed levels. And some companies folded. Some moved plants away from the U.S.
Sure the companies that were crap hated the unions. Tennessee Ernie Ford even did the old famous song, "Sixteen Tons", about the pitiful existence working for the coal mines.
In the early days, I used to go on strike shifts with my Dad. Donuts, hamburgers, a bunch of really great guys with tremendous honor about themselves insisting a detrimental unfair change to their contract, not negotiating in good faith at all.
In later years, younger union members, and union leaders - would threaten a strike about the time a lot of them wanted to go on vacation without using their vacation time later. "haha". The big union leaders sometimes became very famous. and corrupt with power and wealth. And even when things were going awesome for the workers - leaving no legit demands unfulfilled ....
unions kept coming up with hostile demands every so often. They had to justify their existence. Eventually, that started crashing plants' cost-effectiveness.
I saw this happen over the years. In the later years of my career, I subcontracted for the company my Dad retired from.
My supervisor had been a staunch union guy for many years, until he saw the greed and the damage done. He told me a lot about it - admitted the union became a monster that destroyed the profit margins that started it's downfall.
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Probably right but in Warren Ohio which saw 35,000 good paying jobs with good health care disappear in a few years, he’ll never be forgiven for his yes vote. FWIW, he voted for the illegal Iraq war too. Fuck him and his surrogate Timmy too
I understand that. Don't forget though but most of akron's Tire building facilities actually went to right to work states and not necessarily to China or Mexico. Plus I wonder how much the regulations have to do with the difference in cost to build something here or below the southern border? As opposed to actual hourly pay?
WSS
I understand that. Don't forget though but most of akron's Tire building facilities actually went to right to work states and not necessarily to China or Mexico. Plus I wonder how much the regulations have to do with the difference in cost to build something here or below the southern border? As opposed to actual hourly pay?
WSS
Rubber was already gone when Joe Biden gave his vote to end most of the rest of manufacturing in this country. We gave away national security so some CEOs could get out of paying fringe benefits and salary. Too bad we didn’t bring back some medical equipment manufacturing..... especially after the biological attacks(anthrax) shortly after 9/11. Remember Joe and company’s idea to keep us safe? Duct tape and plastic. Too bad we didn’t have a proper response plan then. Nor do we now. Thanks past elected leadership.
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For anyone who is considering voting against Trump and for the Democratic candidate do you think the Dems will actually scuttle the Biden nomination? Do you think it's wise? If I was a DNC advisor I might give that a 60/40 shot for success. A new candidate out of the blue would not have years of baggage and or the hint of dementia. Kind of like Obama.
WSS
For anyone who is considering voting against Trump and for the Democratic candidate do you think the Dems will actually scuttle the Biden nomination? Do you think it's wise? If I was a DNC advisor I might give that a 60/40 shot for success. A new candidate out of the blue would not have years of baggage and or the hint of dementia. Kind of like Obama.
So Michelle? She's not interested.
I'm not "considering", but I assumed a Bidden supporter qualifies... but seems the thread is over.
Maybe next time...
The real reasons why New Yorkers are fleeing the city
Everyone knows that followed Mitch taking away the State tax deduction.
Woody - "two terrible candidates" isn't why Pres Trump won - it was time for the political pendulum to swing back.
It was and yes, it is...
Hope y'all keep underestimating, Joe as much as I did Trump... cost me a case of Christmas brew...
Also never ceases to amaze me how a man of the people like cal fails to understand the role of unions.
... but hey... at least it wasn't cal that brought up the "illegal iraq war."
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For anyone who is considering voting against Trump and for the Democratic candidate do you think the Dems will actually scuttle the Biden nomination? Do you think it's wise? If I was a DNC advisor I might give that a 60/40 shot for success. A new candidate out of the blue would not have years of baggage and or the hint of dementia. Kind of like Obama.
So Michelle? She's not interested.
I'm not "considering", but I assumed a Bidden supporter qualifies... but seems the thread is over.
Maybe next time...
The real reasons why New Yorkers are fleeing the city
Everyone knows that followed Mitch taking away the State tax deduction.
Woody - "two terrible candidates" isn't why Pres Trump won - it was time for the political pendulum to swing back.
It was and yes, it is...
Hope y'all keep underestimating, Joe as much as I did Trump... cost me a case of Christmas brew...
Also never ceases to amaze me how a man of the people like cal fails to understand the role of unions.
... but hey... at least it wasn't cal that brought up the "illegal iraq war."
It was and yes, it is...
Hope y'all keep underestimating, Joe as much as I did Trump... cost me a case of Christmas brew...
Also never ceases to amaze me how a man of the people like cal fails to understand the role of unions.
it wasn't, and no it isn't. I should bet everybody agin' Pres Trump winning again a six pack
of Barq's root beer. I'll be happy happy happy. lol
You fail to understand that I'm saying that some unions forgot their role, and became corrupt, greedy to the end,
and self-justifying antagonistic towards Corp America in general. The AFL-CIO is a prime example. The Teamsters, at least back in the day, are another.
Before you get all snidely whiplash, you should go read a book on the early coal miners plight. I explained that already.
Thunder In the Mountains: The West Virginia Mine War, 1920 ...
https://www.amazon.com/Thunder-Mountains-West...This book looks at the short conflict which took place in southwest West Virginia when violence escalated, first when private detectives in the pay of the coal companies got into a gunfight with locals in Matewan when the detectives came out to evict the families of miners trying to unionize. and then exploding when the local pro-labor constable, Sid Hatfield, was shot down on the steps of the courthouse in Welch by
The rise and fall of US labor unions, and why they still ...
theconversation.com/...us-labor-unions-and-why-they...- What Went Wrong?
- Why Does It Matter?
- What Now For Labor?
By the mid-1950s, unions in the US had successfully organized approximately one out of every three non-farm workers. This period represented the peak of labor’s power, as the ranks of unionized workers shrank in subsequent decades. The decline gained speed in the 1980s and 1990s, spurred by a combination of economic and political developments. The opening up of overseas markets increased competition in m… -
It was and yes, it is...
Hope y'all keep underestimating, Joe as much as I did Trump... cost me a case of Christmas brew...
Also never ceases to amaze me how a man of the people like cal fails to understand the role of unions.
it wasn't, and no it isn't. I should bet everybody agin' Pres Trump winning again a six pack
of Barq's root beer. I'll be happy happy happy. lol
You fail to understand that I'm saying that some unions forgot their role, and became corrupt, greedy to the end,
and self-justifying antagonistic towards Corp America in general. The AFL-CIO is a prime example. The Teamsters, at least back in the day, are another.
Before you get all snidely whiplash, you should go read a book on the early coal miners plight. I explained that already.
Thunder In the Mountains: The West Virginia Mine War, 1920 ...
https://www.amazon.com/Thunder-Mountains-West...This book looks at the short conflict which took place in southwest West Virginia when violence escalated, first when private detectives in the pay of the coal companies got into a gunfight with locals in Matewan when the detectives came out to evict the families of miners trying to unionize. and then exploding when the local pro-labor constable, Sid Hatfield, was shot down on the steps of the courthouse in Welch by
The rise and fall of US labor unions, and why they still ...
theconversation.com/...us-labor-unions-and-why-they...- What Went Wrong?
- Why Does It Matter?
- What Now For Labor?
By the mid-1950s, unions in the US had successfully organized approximately one out of every three non-farm workers. This period represented the peak of labor’s power, as the ranks of unionized workers shrank in subsequent decades. The decline gained speed in the 1980s and 1990s, spurred by a combination of economic and political developments. The opening up of overseas markets increased competition in m…You fail to understand that I'm saying that some unions forgot their role, and became corrupt, greedy to the end, and self-justifying antagonistic towards Corp America in general. The AFL-CIO is a prime example. The Teamsters, at least back in the day, are another.
Yes, I did. Yes they did. Yes, they were. We're a lot more aligned than you might expect on Unions thru history.
But you tend to talk like we are still is "back in the day."... and we are not.
The Corporate America you appear to want to save from unions is far more dangerous to the individual than any union will ever be. If Corporations are people (and they are not), then by and large they are soulless folk.
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