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Because he’s been so vocal about Russia and its invasion of Ukraine?Speaking on moral issues is part of his job. You should just ignore him.
Spare me - the Pope is a shyster of epic hypocrisy
Because he’s been so vocal about Russia and its invasion of Ukraine?Speaking on moral issues is part of his job. You should just ignore him.
I'm not claiming he gets it right.Because he’s been so vocal about Russia and its invasion of Ukraine?
Spare me - the Pope is a shyster of epic hypocrisy
…and in pre-2016 elections, that would be enough to have legit conversations about whether a POTUS candidate was fit to run if they couldn’t keep those straight in their head.Simple explanation - he's confused gangs from Venezuela who have recently been in the news in Colorado with legitimate Haitians in Ohio.
Yes, much like a primary candidate whose response to being told something is unconstitutional by an older, more governmentally experienced primary candidate, is to suggest going ahead anyways, and then laughing.…and in pre-2016 elections, that would be enough to have legit conversations about whether a POTUS candidate was fit to run if they couldn’t keep those straight in their head.
But here we are.
“Just watch me”.Yes, much like a primary candidate whose response to being told something is unconstitutional by an older, more governmentally experienced primary candidate, is to suggest going ahead anyways, and then laughing.
They all say stupid things. They all ignore relevant information. They all get facts mixed up.
That's the one I referred to above. It's why I conclude she wasn't fed the questions for the debate - her answers then were no better than the ones during the interview. (If she was fed questions both times, she's in deep electoral trouble.) Did you watch any of the interview?“Just watch me”.
But to go back on topic, apparently Harris did do an interview yesterday. I screenshotted various headlines from it and no slant at all…
Wait until we're having an election, bearing in mind it's going to be a lot shorter than the complete timetable of a US presidential election. We simply don't have as much time to fret over the outcome.I wish we could spend as much time on our own election and politics as we do discussing the US.
Except that in a legal sense, there is a distinction. The US has not declared war, so there isn’t a “war zone”. I could be wrong so will defer to @FJAG, but I didn’t think that the US has officially declared war on anyone since the end of WWII.Obviously, the troops don't accept the DoD premise. I doubt many civvies, who know little about the nuances of military jargon, will either. If troops are outside of the US and being attacked on a regular basis, they are in a war zone, to most. Trying to explain it away by wordsmithing it, won't work.
To be fair, I think she misspoke. Obviously, since there are troops in combat zones as seen in the video.If you have to resort to closely parsing doctrinal and institutional definitions to defend a statement you made to ordinary voters, you're losing.
To be fair, I think she misspoke. Obviously, since there are troops in combat zones as seen in the video.
the US election is up for the take and is happening now whereas we are over a year away from a semi mandated Canadian election that doesnt seem to me at least right now to be in much doubtI wish we could spend as much time on our own election and politics as we do discussing the US.
We’ll see if Poilievre brings up the non-confidence vote on Monday when Parliament goes back into session.the US election is up for the take and is happening now whereas we are over a year away from a semi mandated Canadian election that doesnt seem to me at least right now to be in much doubt