Ashtonian
Banned on request
Don't think he cares about politics mate.Jay Z must feel great right now x
Probably only said anything because his wife told him to.
Don't think he cares about politics mate.Jay Z must feel great right now x
Princess Diana ?
* legs it
Really, really interested to see what Obama will say.
I'm in no way an expert on the issue but with an all republican house, senate and presidential staff, I see Obamacare being pretty transient over the next couple of years.True. Cant wait to hear what he has to say..his legacy is on the line (Obama-care)
Really, really interested to see what Obama will say.
Not quite. We have a few "fail safes" in senate and the house; Congress can override the president by majority vote, but with what is likely to be an all Republican government, that is not looking too good anyway. The last time this happened was in 1928. For your reference, check this out.dont understand why the president isnt purely elected on popular vote, its one person representing the whole country
bizarre
Well here shortly he won't be the president anymore, but as it stands he's the most powerful man in the United States. It will be very interesting to see because honestly this is one of the most passionate current presidents I've seen campaigning for the Democratic candidate. In my opinion if there was an exception to be made for the two-term rule, it would have been for Barack Obama.Does it really matter though when ignorance and bigotry win the day?
I've had a bet in the uk on the winning vote share margin.dont understand why the president isnt purely elected on popular vote, its one person representing the whole country
bizarre
Well here shortly he won't be the president anymore, but as it stands he's the most powerful man in the United States. It will be very interesting to see because honestly this is one of the most passionate current presidents I've seen campaigning for the Democratic candidate. In my opinion if there was an exception to be made for the two-term rule, it would have been for Barack Obama.
the difference in my eyes is Trump reached out to his core supporters and offered hope, Corbyn doesn't even have the support on most of his party and offers nothing to its northern white working class former supporters ,actively surrounds himself with London bubble elite who look down there noses at them as if they were something on the bottom of there shoe , also unlike Trump carries years of political baggage.That isn't how Trump won, though.
What he did (and what Corbyn did in both of his leadership election campaigns) is to point out that things are bad and he will make them right; he was boosted by HRC saying that everything is ok and that you can't risk change. When an effective majority of people agree that things are bad, its a winning strategy.
Not quite. We have a few "fail safes" in senate and the house; Congress can override the president by majority vote, but with what is likely to be an all Republican government, that is not looking too good anyway. The last time this happened was in 1928. For your reference, check this out.
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