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by Gordano and Lysandus » Sat Jan 25, 2020 9:22 pm
Rep. Carrie Simone
@SimoneNY12
If @LeviMurphy wants a crash course on the state of the Middle East and how Afghanistan is not run by the Taliban, my office door is always open. For that matter, he's always welcome to look at the image linked below. It's an armored riot control van running down a protestor. That is why we have sanctions on Venezuela, and why there is bipartisan support for my DOVE Act to apply more. There is nothing left wing about backing a dictator.
by Granluras » Sat Jan 25, 2020 9:49 pm
 Duncan Flanagan @theposterpastor Dear L-rd, what an intensely...horrible interview Murphy gave the nation. You could tell that his interviewer was dying inside throughout the entire interview! The wackjobs the progressives belch out would've been istitutionalized a century ago. RETWEETSFAVORITE 119,433412,188  |
by Agarntrop » Sun Jan 26, 2020 2:31 am
Gordano and Lysandus wrote:(Image)
Rep. Carrie Simone
@SimoneNY12
If @LeviMurphy wants a crash course on the state of the Middle East and how Afghanistan is not run by the Taliban, my office door is always open. For that matter, he's always welcome to look at the image linked below. It's an armored riot control van running down a protestor. That is why we have sanctions on Venezuela, and why there is bipartisan support for my DOVE Act to apply more. There is nothing left wing about backing a dictator.
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John Atang
@JohnAtangNY3
And if @SimoneNY12 wants to begin lecturing people on human rights, she should maybe look at herself. She has in the past supported the Saudi-UAE Arms Trade, two nations that always have been gross human rights violators - publically killing people just for their sexuality and murdering journalists even in foreign countries. #DoubleStandards
by Dentali » Sun Jan 26, 2020 5:29 am
Nathaniel Richardson
@GovernorRichardson
Alright I hate to give political advice to the Democrats but I can't resist. When you go to the ballot box a few months from now, please pick someone who actually knows the basic functions and limitations of their position. Recent comments have shown leading Democratic candidates either not understanding basic separation of powers, or having total disregard for the separation of powers. Frankly I'm not sure what is worse. You should expect more from your leaders. #RaiseTheBar
Jane Martinez
@SusanBMartinez
You think swamp creatures like Murphy and Westra would have at least a basic understanding of civics and th powers of Government. Quick crash course... The President can't use Executive Orders to raise the minimum wage and the House controls the power of the purse. Thank You Mrs. Kane who taught my 9th grade Social Studies class. #RaiseTheBar
by Dentali » Sun Jan 26, 2020 5:38 am
Gordano and Lysandus wrote:(Image)
Rep. Carrie Simone
@SimoneNY12
If @LeviMurphy wants a crash course on the state of the Middle East and how Afghanistan is not run by the Taliban, my office door is always open. For that matter, he's always welcome to look at the image linked below. It's an armored riot control van running down a protestor. That is why we have sanctions on Venezuela, and why there is bipartisan support for my DOVE Act to apply more. There is nothing left wing about backing a dictator.
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by The World Capitalist Confederation » Sun Jan 26, 2020 7:42 am
CodeOrion: That's because we're in our mid-20s the earliest. You get more mature as you get older.
by The World Capitalist Confederation » Sun Jan 26, 2020 7:43 am
by Azekopolaltion » Sun Jan 26, 2020 7:54 am
Tim Westra
@WestraNJ
timwestra.com
Our president that the GOP so desperately defends has been caught on record making derogatory remarks against women and has been accused of sexual assault by interns at a Pro-Wolf news company. Where were the calls to #RaiseTheBar then?
by Gordano and Lysandus » Sun Jan 26, 2020 7:58 am
Governor Jonah Prendergast Jr.
@JPJ4USA
We got to see a nasty glimpse of what the next FAR LEFT DEM administration would look like last night on C.N.N. A President who rules by decree (and who has admitted a hatred for Israel, big brain time, guys!), a President who wants to hound businesses and the jobs they provide out of America so he can slaughter the American Dream, a President who thinks our best friends should be IRAN, MADURO and CASTRO'S CUBA!
Governor Jonah Prendergast Jr.
@JPJ4USA
Twenty years ago, you could work with Democrats. Now the agenda has been taken over by aggressive socialists seeking to end the promise of individual liberty. @LeviMurphy wants to align America with proud communists and Islamists, disregard Congress and the Constitution, hand power from federal and state government to unregulated unions, and spend your taxes pandering to illegals and addicts!
Governor Jonah Prendergast Jr.
@JPJ4USA
F.D.R. took the fight to Hitler. Truman wasn't afraid of squaring up to Red China. J.F.K. stared down the Soviets. With men like Murphy, the patriotic Democrat is dead! I call on all Americans, including Democrat, to shun and disavow this shocking, dangerous man!
by Granluras » Sun Jan 26, 2020 10:37 am
Duncan Flanagan @theposterpastor I feel as if the day Senator Murphy announces that he’d include coprophilia in sex education in order to promote awareness and tolerance of all sexual minorities is quickly approaching us. RETWEETSFAVORITE 77,318189,718 |
by Main Nation Ministry » Sun Jan 26, 2020 1:57 pm
The World Capitalist Confederation wrote:LeagueBoi: You guys are professionals. I don't see any of you being toxic.CodeOrion: That's because we're in our mid-20s the earliest. You get more mature as you get older.
LeagueBoi: Heard that a million times.
by Puertollano » Sun Jan 26, 2020 2:18 pm
Agarntrop wrote:Gordano and Lysandus wrote:(Image)
Rep. Carrie Simone
@SimoneNY12
If @LeviMurphy wants a crash course on the state of the Middle East and how Afghanistan is not run by the Taliban, my office door is always open. For that matter, he's always welcome to look at the image linked below. It's an armored riot control van running down a protestor. That is why we have sanctions on Venezuela, and why there is bipartisan support for my DOVE Act to apply more. There is nothing left wing about backing a dictator.
(Image)John Atang
@JohnAtangNY3
And if @SimoneNY12 wants to begin lecturing people on human rights, she should maybe look at herself. She has in the past supported the Saudi-UAE Arms Trade, two nations that always have been gross human rights violators - publically killing people just for their sexuality and murdering journalists even in foreign countries. #DoubleStandards
by The World Capitalist Confederation » Sun Jan 26, 2020 2:34 pm
Azekopolaltion wrote:(Image)
Tim Westra
@WestraNJ
timwestra.com
Our president that the GOP so desperately defends has been caught on record making derogatory remarks against women and has been accused of sexual assault by interns at a Pro-Wolf news company. Where were the calls to #RaiseTheBar then?
by The World Capitalist Confederation » Sun Jan 26, 2020 2:34 pm
CodeOrion: It wouldn't be said if it wasn't true.
by Main Nation Ministry » Sun Jan 26, 2020 2:38 pm
The World Capitalist Confederation wrote:LeagueBoi: Heard that a million times.CodeOrion: It wouldn't be said if it wasn't true.
LeagueBoi: Wanted to say the whole "Ok Boomer" thing, but you already mentioned it.
by Dentali » Mon Jan 27, 2020 7:01 am
by Azekopolaltion » Mon Jan 27, 2020 10:28 am
Senator Tim Westra
March 20th, 2019
Cedar Falls, Black Hawk County, Iowa
After attending to some work in D.C., Tim was back on the trail to talk to voters in Iowa. He had recently spoken to union members in New Hampshire, with whom he had discussed a variety of issues and he had distinguished himself from other pro-union candidates with his views on healthcare that seemed to be popular with union leaders. In Cedar Falls, he was here to do some retail and a town hall, before heading to another county the next day.
He arrived at the local Maple Syrup Festival at the Hartman Reserve Nature Center. Tim complemented the local maple syrup producers, and stressed the importance of propping up small businesses that sold locally-sourced products. He feasted on pancakes and conversed with other attendees who were curious about his campaign. He talked a lot about his Agriculture Plan to stabilize farm prices, which he thought went down very well with Iowan farmers in attendance who were complaining about the bad crop prices and the endless subsidies that didn't seem to be a longterm solution. After finishing up his pancakes and taking a few selfies, Tim left the event.
He arrived at a local woodworking shop, where he spoke with the owner and a few employees. He talked about his plans to boost small business with an expansion of grant programs to local entrepreneurs. The owner of the shop was concerned about a higher minimum wage under a Westra administration. Tim assured him that such a policy would be implemented gradually over a set time period so as to allow small businesses to adapt to the change. He said that plans to supplement worker wages, such as his Earned Income Tax Credit expansion proposal, would be a first priority, as well as fining big corporations with low wage workers. This could raise wages without an immediate minimum wage hike. Tim's vision for a change to minimum wage law would be phased in and would first be imposed on large companies, defined as those earning above $7 million or with more than 500 employees. Tim said that it wasn't fair that massive companies like Amazon and Walmart were allowed to thrive without paying any federal income taxes while paying their employees starvation wages, when small businesses were expected to do the heavy lifting of paying those taxes and supporting employees. He promised to utilize tax credits to cover for difficulties that small businesses might face in maintaining employment with a higher minimum wage. He also pointed out that NYC's restaurant industry, which was expected to lose jobs, actually had record job growth after the minimum wage hike. "Also, I won't and am legally not able to use executive order and snap my fingers to raise the minimum wage," Tim chuckled, "I'm not a genie - some other candidates think they are, but not me, unfortunately."
At the end of the day he arrived at the University of Northern Iowa for a town hall."Hello, everybody. Thank you so much for graciously hosting me here today. I am so grateful and honored to be here."
"I know what it means to struggle, I know what it means to be a part of the working class - because that is my background. I was not born into privilege. My father wasn't a governor, or a mayor, or a CEO, or really anybody with money and power. My dad was a bus driver with schizophrenia. He never made much money, and we mostly relied on my mom, who was a secretary. We couldn't always pay for his meds on time, sometimes we rationed. There wasn't an abundance of opportunities for kids like me. Frankly, if I wasn't a quarterback, and a damn good one at that, I wouldn't be here today. I probably wouldn't have gone to college."
"None of us want to live in a society where our success relies on luck. That isn't meritocracy. That isn't the American Dream. That is why we fight. This is not a radical vision! This is just an execution of our founding fathers' promise. The promise of equal opportunity! The promise of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness!"
"What part of that strikes you as a particularly radical approach? Fighting poverty and rooting for the working class, why is that so radical? Workers are, after all, in the majority. Call it democracy or call it progressivism, all we are talking about is putting more power in the hands of the 99%, the majority of the nation."
"And that calls for ideas that, yes, are bold, but are really just proportional responses to the crises we face. The crises that the young generation is going to face! I understand that young people are going to bear the brunt of climate catastrophe. I understand that young people are going to be the ones sent off to die in endless wars, not the boomer generation. I understand that young people are going to earn less than their parents. I understand that young people are being crushed by student debt and the rapid increase in college tuition."
"I know that there is no time to waste, no time for a milquetoast moderate with visions of incrementalism. Because student debt doesn't wait; it just accrues and accrues. Young people are already past $1.5 trillion in cumulative student debt. Climate change doesn't wait; temperatures will continue to rise, hurricanes will continue to wreak havoc on underprivileged communities, and everyone except the very rich will suffer. Geopolitics does not wait; this administration's irresponsible actions in running away from a two-state solution in Israel-Palestine is only serving as a pretext for radicalization and terror, and brings the region one step closer to war."
"I'm a fighter with policy, I've always been. It's my belief that protests inspire the will to change, but policy creates the actual change. So what I'd say is, don't trust people who go out bragging about big ideas without a legislative accomplishment to their name. Don't go trusting folks who brag about their bills but don't actually talk through the details. Because, really, they're just trying to fool you."
"I do have legislative accomplishments to my name. I was one of the original House members who helped to write the Affordable Care Act, and I fought like hell to get it passed. I even wrote the public option amendment to the bill, which unfortunately couldn't get through in the corporate-cash filled chambers of Congress. But in 2020, with a majority of Democrats in support of a competitive public option, I'll get it done. I'll fight for it, because that's what I've fought for my entire life."
"Lots of plans in this race will look similar. But there is actually nuance, and that nuance actually makes a big difference."
"Let's look at how some of my opponents' healthcare plans stack up against mine. Senator Little, Senator Dayton, and I, Senator Westra, all support a public health insurance option. Senator Little's plan charges consumers more because it doesn't cap premiums for anybody, and it is funded by a new payroll tax - a tax hike on the middle class! This is a costly plan for workers, for students, for the majority of this nation. Senator Dayton wants a system that involves implementing a network of public vs private health providers, a system very similar to the NHS in the UK, which has longer wait times than in the US and more cancellation of life-saving surgeries. Her plan would be infinitely more expensive than mine, and would likely involve a middle class tax hike. My plan, Medicare for America, eliminates premiums and copays for the poorest among us, caps premiums for the better-off using the public option at 8% of income and copays at 2%. This is a competitive plan that will force the private industry to lower costs while maintaining an efficient funding system for actual health providers, thus maintaining a high-standard quality of care."
"Clearly, the devil is in the details. I am the healthcare candidate. I wrote the ACA, and folks can trust me to fight for them when it comes to insurance."
"I'm not limited to having the best healthcare plan for Americans. I am the policy candidate. I'll strengthen worker right by mandating that workers receive a share of company stock, an Earned Income Tax Credit expansion, and improving public sector union collective bargaining rights. My aim is to increase union membership by 50% by the end of my first term. I'll fight the climate crisis by investing $3 trillion in green infrastructure and partnering with private industry to attract an additional $9 trillion in investment, because this is the crisis of our time. I'll make public college tuition-free, and cancel a lot of student debt for those who are struggling. I'll eliminate all medical debt, because no one deserves to die in debt just because they are too poor for our inefficient healthcare system. I'll create a federal jobs guarantee, basically a public option for jobs, to eliminate unemployment and underemployment and make the private sector compete with the public job sector in raising wages."
"And we can do all of this, but only with your help. My campaign has been fighting hard, inspired by your fighting spirit. Going into 2020, we need that spirit to propel our worker-led, student-led, diverse movement to the White House."
"And now I will take your questions."
by Dentali » Mon Jan 27, 2020 10:48 am
Azekopolaltion wrote:(Image)
Senator Tim Westra
March 20th, 2019
After attending to some work in D.C., Tim was back on the trail to talk to voters in Iowa. He had recently spoken to union members in New Hampshire, with whom he had discussed a variety of issues and he had distinguished himself from other pro-union candidates with his views on healthcare that seemed to be popular with union leaders. In Cedar Falls, he was here to do some retail and a town hall, before heading to another county the next day.
He arrived at the local Maple Syrup Festival at the Hartman Reserve Nature Center. Tim complemented the local maple syrup producers, and stressed the importance of propping up small businesses that sold locally-sourced products. He feasted on pancakes and conversed with other attendees who were curious about his campaign. He talked a lot about his Agriculture Plan to stabilize farm prices, which he thought went down very well with Iowan farmers in attendance who were complaining about the bad crop prices and the endless subsidies that didn't seem to be a longterm solution. After finishing up his pancakes and taking a few selfies, Tim left the event.
He arrived at a local woodworking shop, where he spoke with the owner and a few employees. He talked about his plans to boost small business with an expansion of grant programs to local entrepreneurs. The owner of the shop was concerned about a higher minimum wage under a Westra administration. Tim assured him that such a policy would be implemented gradually over a set time period so as to allow small businesses to adapt to the change. He said that plans to supplement worker wages, such as his Earned Income Tax Credit expansion proposal, would be a first priority, as well as fining big corporations with low wage workers. This could raise wages without an immediate minimum wage hike. Tim's vision for a change to minimum wage law would be phased in and would first be imposed on large companies, defined as those earning above $7 million or with more than 500 employees. Tim said that it wasn't fair that massive companies like Amazon and Walmart were allowed to thrive without paying any federal income taxes while paying their employees starvation wages, when small businesses were expected to do the heavy lifting of paying those taxes and supporting employees. He promised to utilize tax credits to cover for difficulties that small businesses might face in maintaining employment with a higher minimum wage. He also pointed out that NYC's restaurant industry, which was expected to lose jobs, actually had record job growth after the minimum wage hike. "Also, I won't and am legally not able to use executive order and snap my fingers to raise the minimum wage," Tim chuckled, "I'm not a genie - some other candidates think they are, but not me, unfortunately."
At the end of the day he arrived at the University of Northern Iowa for a town hall."Hello, everybody. Thank you so much for graciously hosting me here today. I am so grateful and honored to be here."
"I know what it means to struggle, I know what it means to be a part of the working class - because that is my background. I was not born into privilege. My father wasn't a governor, or a mayor, or a CEO, or really anybody with money and power. My dad was a bus driver with schizophrenia. He never made much money, and we mostly relied on my mom, who was a secretary. We couldn't always pay for his meds on time, sometimes we rationed. There wasn't an abundance of opportunities for kids like me. Frankly, if I wasn't a quarterback, and a damn good one at that, I wouldn't be here today. I probably wouldn't have gone to college."
"None of us want to live in a society where our success relies on luck. That isn't meritocracy. That isn't the American Dream. That is why we fight. This is not a radical vision! This is just an execution of our founding fathers' promise. The promise of equal opportunity! The promise of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness!"
"What part of that strikes you as a particularly radical approach? Fighting poverty and rooting for the working class, why is that so radical? Workers are, after all, in the majority. Call it democracy or call it progressivism, all we are talking about is putting more power in the hands of the 99%, the majority of the nation."
"And that calls for ideas that, yes, are bold, but are really just proportional responses to the crises we face. The crises that the young generation is going to face! I understand that young people are going to bear the brunt of climate catastrophe. I understand that young people are going to be the ones sent off to die in endless wars, not the boomer generation. I understand that young people are going to earn less than their parents. I understand that young people are being crushed by student debt and the rapid increase in college tuition."
"I know that there is no time to waste, no time for a milquetoast moderate with visions of incrementalism. Because student debt doesn't wait; it just accrues and accrues. Young people are already past $1.5 trillion in cumulative student debt. Climate change doesn't wait; temperatures will continue to rise, hurricanes will continue to wreak havoc on underprivileged communities, and everyone except the very rich will suffer. Geopolitics does not wait; this administration's irresponsible actions in running away from a two-state solution in Israel-Palestine is only serving as a pretext for radicalization and terror, and brings the region one step closer to war."
"I'm a fighter with policy, I've always been. It's my belief that protests inspire the will to change, but policy creates the actual change. So what I'd say is, don't trust people who go out bragging about big ideas without a legislative accomplishment to their name. Don't go trusting folks who brag about their bills but don't actually talk through the details. Because, really, they're just trying to fool you."
"I do have legislative accomplishments to my name. I was one of the original House members who helped to write the Affordable Care Act, and I fought like hell to get it passed. I even wrote the public option amendment to the bill, which unfortunately couldn't get through in the corporate-cash filled chambers of Congress. But in 2020, with a majority of Democrats in support of a competitive public option, I'll get it done. I'll fight for it, because that's what I've fought for my entire life."
"Lots of plans in this race will look similar. But there is actually nuance, and that nuance actually makes a big difference."
"Let's look at how some of my opponents' healthcare plans stack up against mine. Senator Little, Senator Dayton, and I, Senator Westra, all support a public health insurance option. Senator Little's plan charges consumers more because it doesn't cap premiums for anybody, and it is funded by a new payroll tax - a tax hike on the middle class! This is a costly plan for workers, for students, for the majority of this nation. Senator Dayton wants a system that involves implementing a network of public vs private health providers, a system very similar to the NHS in the UK, which has longer wait times than in the US and more cancellation of life-saving surgeries. Her plan would be infinitely more expensive than mine, and would likely involve a middle class tax hike. My plan, Medicare for America, eliminates premiums and copays for the poorest among us, caps premiums for the better-off using the public option at 8% of income and copays at 2%. This is a competitive plan that will force the private industry to lower costs while maintaining an efficient funding system for actual health providers, thus maintaining a high-standard quality of care."
"Clearly, the devil is in the details. I am the healthcare candidate. I wrote the ACA, and folks can trust me to fight for them when it comes to insurance."
"I'm not limited to having the best healthcare plan for Americans. I am the policy candidate. I'll strengthen worker right by mandating that workers receive a share of company stock, an Earned Income Tax Credit expansion, and improving public sector union collective bargaining rights. My aim is to increase union membership by 50% by the end of my first term. I'll fight the climate crisis by investing $3 trillion in green infrastructure and partnering with private industry to attract an additional $9 trillion in investment, because this is the crisis of our time. I'll make public college tuition-free, and cancel a lot of student debt for those who are struggling. I'll eliminate all medical debt, because no one deserves to die in debt just because they are too poor for our inefficient healthcare system. I'll create a federal jobs guarantee, basically a public option for jobs, to eliminate unemployment and underemployment and make the private sector compete with the public job sector in raising wages."
"And we can do all of this, but only with your help. My campaign has been fighting hard, inspired by your fighting spirit. Going into 2020, we need that spirit to propel our worker-led, student-led, diverse movement to the White House."
"And now I will take your questions."
by Azekopolaltion » Mon Jan 27, 2020 12:55 pm
Dentali wrote:A woman in her early 50s stands "Hi my name is Cindy, I like what you're saying, but I do have a major concern... My father also had schizophrenia and I watched him suffer with it, in the past few years a bunch of research has come out linking schizophrenia to genetic markers. Basically if one of your parents has it then you have a severely increased risk of it yourself, especially as you get older. Ronald Reagan in his final years as President was likely incapable of serving as President. What can you say to assuage my concerns that your father's Schizophrenia won't affect you?"
by Puertollano » Mon Jan 27, 2020 4:05 pm
To: Rep John Atang
From: Sen Levi Murphy
Hello,
I am interested in getting in touch with you to talk to with you about all things 2020. If you get a chance, please come to my senatorial office in D.C.!
Thanks,
Levi.
by Agarntrop » Mon Jan 27, 2020 4:08 pm
Puertollano wrote:To: Rep John Atang
From: Sen Levi Murphy
Hello,
I am interested in getting in touch with you to talk to with you about all things 2020. If you get a chance, please come to my senatorial office in D.C.!
Thanks,
Levi.
To: Sen Levi Murphy
From: Rep John Atang
Hello,
I would be willing to meet you, what date are you free?
Yours,
John.
by Puertollano » Mon Jan 27, 2020 4:10 pm
Agarntrop wrote:Puertollano wrote:To: Rep John Atang
From: Sen Levi Murphy
Hello,
I am interested in getting in touch with you to talk to with you about all things 2020. If you get a chance, please come to my senatorial office in D.C.!
Thanks,
Levi.To: Sen Levi Murphy
From: Rep John Atang
Hello,
I would be willing to meet you, what date are you free?
Yours,
John.
To: Rep John Atang
From: Sen Levi Murphy
As soon as possible will be good. I'm in D.C. currently to vote on the bill in the Senate. So, whatever time you can make it around in the nexr few days.
See you soon,
Levi.
by Agarntrop » Mon Jan 27, 2020 4:30 pm
Puertollano wrote:Agarntrop wrote:To: Sen Levi Murphy
From: Rep John Atang
Hello,
I would be willing to meet you, what date are you free?
Yours,
John.To: Rep John Atang
From: Sen Levi Murphy
As soon as possible will be good. I'm in D.C. currently to vote on the bill in the Senate. So, whatever time you can make it around in the nexr few days.
See you soon,
Levi.
To: Sen Levi Murphy
From: Rep John Atang
Noted, see you there!
by Puertollano » Mon Jan 27, 2020 4:42 pm
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