Sarin
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Mission accomplished (by others, not me.)
I'm afraid you suffered from CSDF. Critical sarcasm detection failure.
Mission accomplished (by others, not me.)
Your suggestion that I come up with a better one was cliched and ridiculous - it got what it deserved.I'm afraid you suffered from CSDF. Critical sarcasm detection failure.
Your suggestion that I come up with a better one was cliched and ridiculous - it got what it deserved.![]()
Cue inno and berzerker to explain why biden is still the worst choice because of the war on drugs or something.Haha, boy howdy have events conspired since the opening of this thread to show that even when you have two bad choices, one can be obviously much worse than the other.
Cue inno and berzerker to explain why biden is still the worst choice because of the war on drugs or something.
I wasn't happy with the Biden choice (at the time I commented, are the Dems looking to lose the election with a candidate pick from the exact bunch of politicians that created Trump?) but even though expectations are low, lets at least give him the benefit of being president for a while before laying down judgement.
"but even though expectations are low,"He's not exactly a new guy in the politics. What makes you think that in his advanced age, he'll suddenly turn around and as a president, act completely differently?
"but even though expectations are low,"
I do not have the ability to look into the future. But I'm not going to judge his presidency before he gets to be president. I think that's only fair.
Is there a reason you need to have your judgement ready? Is it that important? Why can't it wait?
We're not voting. And if we were, the alternative was worse.Because the candidate's competency must be judged by their previous actions to make an informed vote.
Sorting is tedious and tiresome!He's definitely in the bottom half of the list of candidates sorted by quality.
Cue inno and berzerker to explain why biden is still the worst choice because of the war on drugs or something.
Haha, boy howdy have events conspired since the opening of this thread to show that even when you have two bad choices, one can be obviously much worse than the other.
thats why we're staying in Afghanistan
the politics
See? They're all buddies againAnother point of contention has been opposition to some of his Cabinet nominations, which has been at times bipartisan. However, Biden on Wednesday made it clear that he didn’t blame the Senate for the delayed confirmations.
“I blame it on the failure to have a transition that was rational,” Biden told reporters after his remarks. “As you know, previous administrations had a significant number of their Cabinet confirmed before they even were sworn in. That’s the tradition.”
The president and Vice President Kamala Harris had met with eight senators and three House members earlier in the day. The group discussed supply chain issues that have caused problems, such as shortages in semiconductor chips and personal protective equipment needed by health professionals working at the front lines of the pandemic.
Sen. John Cornyn and Rep. Michael McCaul, both Texas Republicans, echoed Biden’s comments, describing the meeting to reporters outside the West Wing as “very good” and “very positive.”
“The president was very receptive, as was the vice president,” Cornyn said. “He said, ‘We’re all in.’ We all understand this is important, not only to our economy, but to our national security, because these cutting-edge, high-end semiconductors — they operate on everything from the F-35 fifth-generation stealth fighter to our cellphones. So it was very positive.”
didn't Elon Musk defend overthrowing the govt of Ecuador for its lithium because we can do what we want?
thats why we're staying in Afghanistan
Trump ally Erik Prince violated Libya arms embargo: UN report
The confidential report to the Security Council, obtained by The New York Times and The Washington Post, and partly seen by Al Jazeera, said on Friday that Prince deployed a force of foreign mercenaries and weapons to renegade military commander Khalifa Haftar, who has fought to overthrow the UN-recognised Libyan government, in 2019.
Prince did not cooperate with the UN inquiry and his lawyer declined to comment to The New York Times, it added.
Then-President Trump in 2019 praised Haftar – who has faced accusations of war crimes – for his role in “fighting terrorism” in Libya.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021...-prince-violated-libya-arms-embargo-un-report