He’s literally just a normie Dem governor who increased education spending and worked with unions to quickly rebuild I-95. Him going out of his way to court data center projects and new fossil fuel-based energy sources is what people are criticizing, and the former is not even a “progressive“ issue.

I think the correct thing to do is run Democrats well matched to their districts. Run sewer socialists in blue cities, wine mom ordoliberals in suburbs, angry Blue Dogs in red-purple districts, Cato Institute types in Ohio Basin exurbs, and MGP in rural West Idaho

Such a needlessly childish response for a mediocre candidate… I think it would be better to go for a candidate that isn’t “an all of the above energy strategy“ guy nor one giving tax incentives to data centers.

Macro-economics and the stock market are fun and informative but after living in the richest city in the US and traveling all across the country, and now living in Europe, I do not understand how someone could think Europe is the uniquely dysfunctional continent.

famously pro-drinking group, "Islamists"

I'm kind of baffled how the "moderates" have apparently all decided to turn against climate policy at once, just as China reaches green electrostate liftoff mode. I thought these people were all about National Greatness and making Hard Choices

Sounds delectable and that was literally the origin of thanksgiving according to the founding myth: bringing dishes from different backgrounds!

No, totally, you're only obsessed with this issue to the point of derangement

Already changing the subject and using normative language. If that’s all you have and you can’t defend the social contagion theory, then I assume the rest of your argument and its premise is equally weak.

Already changing the subject and using normative language. If that’s all you have and you can’t defend the social contagion theory, then I assume the rest of your argument and its premise is equally weak.

He came in second with 18% to Ritchie's 32% in the primary in 2020, in a highly divided race with three other progressives. And don't discount this latest election, Ritchie is not getting any favorable attitudes from City Hall.

We buy dosas and tacos from street vendors; dance to jazz, rap, dancehall, reggaeton, and honky tonk; learn from each other's cultures and ethics; foster liberal and socialist revolutionaries that go on to spread republicanism to their home countries; and we never stop having fun doing it.