Beto has a greater resemblance to a jellyfish, floating wherever the current takes him, than to an intentional candidate with intentional ideas.
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Beto has a greater resemblance to a jellyfish, floating wherever the current takes him, than to an intentional candidate with intentional ideas.
If any lesson should be drawn from contemporary U.S. politics, it is that fear is the staple of the Republican Party.
But actually, what is even happening right now?
Moscow increasingly wants a greater share of tax and hydrocarbon revenues, meanwhile giving fewer state resources to the regions and oppressing minority culture and language where it can.
Does anyone else think this peace deal is too good to be true? No?
Domestic stability and national security go hand in hand with this particular problem, but it seems that few truly understand what is at risk.
In the wake of movements such as #MeToo and Black Lives Matter, it begs the question of where exactly is the left's organization on this issue?
It seems hypocritical to be saddened by the suicide, of a convicted sex offender, yet satisfied that the abusive men in the #MeToo movement face ruined careers.
"I cannot foresee a future with this bill passed in which the United States evokes such high opinions as the ones I heard myself."
Natural born U.S. citizenship, 35 years of age, and... not much else. Is this a problem?
It seems that Trump has learned nothing from his two most recent predecessors.
Facts are becoming an endangered species.
There some things that just shouldn't be left for posterity.
An account of one young woman's decision to stop supporting Bernie Sanders and to begin supporting Hillary Clinton instead.