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The worst part is Intel honestly could've have spun this into something of a win if they actually handled it properly. They've got over $25B in cash reserves, they could easily afford to do a recall and a big PR campaign about how good they are at accepting responsibility and fixing mistakes.

Now that's it's come out that he got bullied into the JD pick by his failsons, I'm thinking they did do some digging. He just got bullied.

Frankly? Most people.

Most people are really dumb about this type of thing.

It happens, although they're relatively rare. Since 2000 there have been a total of 46 vetoes, with each president since Bush vetoing 10-12 bills.

For context, FDR had the most vetoes of any president, totaling 635 over his 12 years in office.

Not all bills do, but the majority of big ones you hear about do. It's simply a marketing thing

And correct, it'll move to the House, where if it passes it will move to the president's desk. Considering it was unanimous in the Senate, I can't see it having any issues in the House.

Especially since Harris isn't exactly the most beloved figure in the dem world, if there even is such a thing at the moment.

I'll readily admit I was in the camp of thinking that Biden dropping now would be suicide. I am very happy to have been proven wrong so far.

Matt Gaetz? The child rapist and child sex trafficker Matt Gaetz? The Matt Gaetz that rapes and kidnaps children?

Each and every Republican that claims to care about the well being of America's children are bald faced liars.

As a Missourian who has had the displeasure of interacting with these kinds of people, yes. Not one of these shitheads actually respects women enough to support her otherwise. I don't even want to know the type of shit they say behind her back.

It somehow clips with a texture under the floors that nobody knows why it's there, all they know is the game doesn't work if they remove the texture. Something like that, probably.

A respectful disagreement? On MY internet? My god, is that legal?

I didn't tell anyone to do shit. I was simply pointing out that suggesting if people don't like something they should vote against is in no way fascist or authoritarian or any of those things. What the fuck do you think campaigning and canvassing is?

The sheer level of mental gymnastics you'd have to do to think it is is frankly impressive.

Agreed, but I will say that I feel at least a bit less panicked.

In a similar situation. Theres a zero percent chance trump doesn't win my state by at least 10 points. Still gonna vote though.

You may want to check who replied when bud

A real man finishes his speech when he's shot

While I agree with the sentiment, the coalescing around Harris is far more about her being the only real obvious choice and far less about it being "her turn"

"Hey, the other guys are fascist, so if you don't like fascism, you probably should vote against them"

REEEE YOU'RE A FASCIST FOR EVEN MENTIONING THAT MAYBE PEOPLE SHOULD VOTE A CERTAIN WAY

I honestly think you could swing a few votes by bringing up how pissed Hillary would be by not being the first woman to be president.

Polio still exists, primarily in Afghanistan and neighbors if I remember correctly.

Ignorance is nothing to be ashamed of, willful ignorance is.