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[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

My god, the amount of thoughtless praise of this overall awful person is getting so tiresome and disgusting. The man's entire life has largely been a series of him exploiting his situation and dodging the consequences, whether it's his habitual cheating on his ex-wife that he dumped for a wealthy heiress; appointing Palin, which helped launch the Tea Party and its thoughtless demagoguery; bloodthirsty warmonger who exploited his military history and media friendliness to advance causes that cost the lives of over a million innocent people; and crafting, along with the gleeful assistance of the media, this image of some maverick, while he voted nearly lockstep with the right-wing and treated the health care coverage of millions of Americans with such lack of seriousness that, preceding his vote, he ginned up media attention by telling them to "wait for the show."

I guess all that's perfectly cool because "muh maverick" and "muh war hero." Give me a break.

This isn't the hofoid house.

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

My god, the amount of thoughtless praise of this overall awful person is getting so tiresome and disgusting. The man's entire life has largely been a series of him exploiting his situation and dodging the consequences, whether it's his habitual cheating on his ex-wife that he dumped for a wealthy heiress; appointing Palin, which helped launch the Tea Party and its thoughtless demagoguery; bloodthirsty warmonger who exploited his military history and media friendliness to advance causes that cost the lives of over a million innocent people; and crafting, along with the gleeful assistance of the media, this image of some maverick, while he voted nearly lockstep with the right-wing and treated the health care coverage of millions of Americans with such lack of seriousness that, preceding his vote, he ginned up media attention by telling them to "wait for the show."

I guess all that's perfectly cool because "muh maverick" and "muh war hero." Give me a break.

This isn't the hofoid house.

That's why I'm putting a good post in here.

The slander of an honorable man and the fantasy that every action he did was evil and driven by malovolent intentions is a good past?

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

My god, the amount of thoughtless praise of this overall awful person is getting so tiresome and disgusting. The man's entire life has largely been a series of him exploiting his situation and dodging the consequences, whether it's his habitual cheating on his ex-wife that he dumped for a wealthy heiress; appointing Palin, which helped launch the Tea Party and its thoughtless demagoguery; bloodthirsty warmonger who exploited his military history and media friendliness to advance causes that cost the lives of over a million innocent people; and crafting, along with the gleeful assistance of the media, this image of some maverick, while he voted nearly lockstep with the right-wing and treated the health care coverage of millions of Americans with such lack of seriousness that, preceding his vote, he ginned up media attention by telling them to "wait for the show."

I guess all that's perfectly cool because "muh maverick" and "muh war hero." Give me a break.

This isn't the hofoid house.

That's why I'm putting a good post in here.

The slander of an honorable man and the fantasy that every action he did was evil and driven by malovolent intentions is a good past?

Yes, how could anyone slander a guy with such awfulness as pointing out terrible s##t he did.

Your insistence that every bad action he did had to be out of evil in his heart instead of the good intentions he exhibited is slander.

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

Bullock isn't a right winger, he's very much an economic progressive. The difference is he will talk about bread and butter issues instead of divisive social issues like the urban NYC wing wants

Yes, divisive urban NYC issues like... unemployment, rent prices, infrastructure issues, gentrification, police brutality, and income inequality.

Some of you Dems who pull the whole "identity politics" BS are worse than the Republicans who do it.

Exactly. Thank you.

Gay/black/Hispanic/women's rights are not "identity politics". This are real issues that affect the economic and social lives of millions of Americans and their families.

For example, if you can be fired in 30/50 states simply for being LGBT, that's a civil rights AND economic issue. If you could be denied housing for being LGBT that's a civil rights AND economic issue. If you are paid less than men for the same job because you're a woman that's a civil rights AND economic issue.

Dismissing it as a "divisive issue" is wrong and abhorrent.

Also, there's this weird misperception of Steve Bullock in how he is a moderate. People think that because he's a heartland "populist"  and #strongcandidate in a red state, he has to be an economic progressive and social moderate. He's not.

http://www.ontheissues.org/Steve_Bullock.htm. This has him as a moderate libertarian liberal who is substantially more liberal socially than economically. He's strongly pro-choice, repeatedly talks about fixing the wage gap, was the first governor to officiate a same-sex marriage, favors free trade, and is generally supportive of marijuana legalization. Regardless of whether Democrats should nominate someone who is quiet and moderate on social issues, Bullock is not that person.

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

I think Sisolak speaks for all the men of America. 

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

Sanders is not winning Ohio or Florida. I am smarter and more insightful then people who actually live in Ohio or Florida. I believe my interpretation of political trends is objectively correct.

You have never been to Ohio and you're just dumping subjective opinions you agree with right into the good posts gallery.

You are not your state.