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Not only is it not wrong, but this also means the movement is gaining steam. Movements start somewhere and gain steam somewhere and become a reality somewhere.

Like the Huckabee family in general, she's full of crap. Not a surprise, I guess.

Polygon: Art adventure Concrete Genie is a magical PS4 gem (Jet Set Radio meets Okami meets The Last Guardian for a lovely little journey)

I watched all three morning shows on broadcast TV and they all put it into context and also showed that he answered a question after the claim that he was ending questions. In addition to that, the ABC reporter who asked the question was on-air on GMA and said there was no confusion or loud noise; he clearly was looking at her and answered her question.

Instead of Community General, we should go with Community Board. +1 on that since Asylum es muy mal.

Translation from the link:

Spurred I'm sure by the disastrous Russia summit.

Always nice to see people underrate Obama's first couple of years, which were some of the most active between Congress and the president in decades. People focus on what wasn't in the ACA and not what was actually in itand how it's fundamentally transformed how we even talk about health care. I can speak from experience that the ACA was great going in between jobs two years ago as it covered me until my new insurance kicked in and was significantly cheaper than COBRA. I know people who couldn't even get insurance before the ACA became a law. There was a time where my work insurance went up big time because I missed the deadline for my biometric screening, but I was able to find something well within my price range on the exchange. And having insurance until I was 26 was and is completely underrated as I would have been paying for two additional years after graduating college, something I did not have to do for several years. That's years of expenses that people don't have to pay. That doesn't even get into how different we talk about health care now. Dems in deep red Trump areas support the ACA; that's the minimum now. We were lucky to get any red-area Democrats to even vote for it in 2010; now it's something that's expected if you run. Reducing Medicaid? That takes a big fight; it's very popular due to the ACA. Pre-existing conditions and a longer period of time young people can be on their parents' health insurance? It's toxic to even go after those and reverse them. And now you have progressives going all the way, running on a Medicare-For-All platform. The conversation has changed completely due to the ACA. The one thing I do think Obama should have done was attend some Occupy Wall Street protests in Wisconsin in 2011. They stayed out of it, and Obama won Wisconsin by 14 points in 2008. He won it again fairly easily, though not as lopsided, in 2012, but showing support for the workers getting screwed by conservative policies in 2011 would have went a ways to show that national Democrats support labor, something Hillary took for granted in 2016.

Really looking forward to a release date.

So Lieberman is trying to do for Crowley what he managed to do in 2006: lose a primary but win as a third party candidate.

Mitch:

http://www.businessinsider.com/mayor-de-blasio-ends-marijuana-arrests-2018-5

Good explanation, mate.

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I SAID WOULD INSTEAD OF WOULDN'T

tbh, I like the reply better:

Hey, that's what I listen to a lot! Plus, I get to listen to BBC World News on my NPR station anyway. Course, I work in news, so I get my fill 5 days a week anyway, but I prefer to slow it down when I'm not at work.

Those people featured, especially Fox & Friends, aren't really part of the "news" part of Fox News, though I get your point.

Unfortunately even for him, some are a lost cause.

Let's follow his path and we'll find him. http://hurricanedeanpath.ytmnd.com/