ajax18 wrote:Who said this?
"Harvard Law School hired its first woman of color, Elizabeth Warren, in 1995."
https://www.politico.com/blogs/burns-ha ... lor-123526
It sure as hell wasn't Warren, so who cares?
ajax18 wrote:Who said this?
"Harvard Law School hired its first woman of color, Elizabeth Warren, in 1995."
https://www.politico.com/blogs/burns-ha ... lor-123526
Water Dog wrote:I want to come back to this. Help me understand. You find the following image offensive? You are offended by this image, mocking Warren, but, wait, back up, you're not offended by Warren lying and presenting herself as a woman of color? Please help me understand.
Water Dog wrote:I want to come back to this. Help me understand. You find the following image offensive? You are offended by this image, mocking Warren, but, wait, back up, you're not offended by Warren lying and presenting herself as a woman of color? Please help me understand.
Kevin Graham wrote:It is just friggin hilarious that the people who see no there there with the multiplicity of Trump scandals, insist this is a political death knell for Warren.
Warren finds more satisfaction in making enemies than in making progress. According to a report card from the nonpartisan Lugar Center and Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy, Warren is one of the least bipartisan members of the Senate, ranking 85 out of 98 senators. (The Senate’s Republican and Democratic leaders are not included in the ranking).
Case in point: the 21st Century Cures Act, a rare bipartisan bill that provided billions of dollars for medical research and sped up the process of bringing life-saving drugs to the marketplace. When it came up for a vote last fall, Warren swung into inaction. Despite backing from President Obama and every other Democrat in the Massachusetts delegation, Warren denounced the bill in unusually harsh language as a giveaway to the health care industry.
It's stuff like that is Warren's strength as a political figure. If she wins, it's going to be on the back of that reputation right there. She has political weaknesses, chief among them being that the middlebrow press doesn't seem to like her, but being hyper-principled in not compromising with moneyed interests to horsetrade industry giveways for incremental policy progress is not it. She's as credible of an opposition to wealthy-gaming of the system candidate as you're gonna find in the Democratic party, and if the election can be made about that, she's well-positioned for it. Is the election gonna be about that? I don't know. That the Trump admin is unbelievably corrupt seems to provide that opening.Doctor CamNC4Me wrote:Kevin Graham wrote:It is just friggin hilarious that the people who see no there there with the multiplicity of Trump scandals, insist this is a political death knell for Warren.
Maybe some people see her as a less-than-effective political figure?
https://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion/201 ... story.htmlWarren finds more satisfaction in making enemies than in making progress. According to a report card from the nonpartisan Lugar Center and Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy, Warren is one of the least bipartisan members of the Senate, ranking 85 out of 98 senators. (The Senate’s Republican and Democratic leaders are not included in the ranking).
Case in point: the 21st Century Cures Act, a rare bipartisan bill that provided billions of dollars for medical research and sped up the process of bringing life-saving drugs to the marketplace. When it came up for a vote last fall, Warren swung into inaction. Despite backing from President Obama and every other Democrat in the Massachusetts delegation, Warren denounced the bill in unusually harsh language as a giveaway to the health care industry.
- Doc
Exiled wrote:
Go ____ yourself. Conspiracies happen all the time. Prosecutors like your boy Mueller claim that they exist every day. I've represented clients where they were accused of being involved in a conspiracy, and guess what, there was a conspiracy. Also, my neighbor is doing a 9 year stretch in federal prison for a supposed conspiracy that he supposedly led. But, conspiracies don't exist, right? (at least that is what he claimed). Those who believe in them are cooks, if the conspiracy involves your favorite politicos of course. The mainstream media is rabid over a supposed Russia conspiracy that has yet to materialize but you try to claim that I am off by saying that Warren might have had other tests that weren't released????? I am a lawyer by trade and so is she. We plan by training. So, it isn't a stretch to think that maybe she did some other tests in order to make sure the results were accurate. She took her sweet time in releasing this data, so she could have done other tests as well. However, we never will know of course. Hence, it must be a crazy conspiracy. By the way, ____ off.
Jersey Girl wrote:You say: You find the following image offensive?
Yes, that was the gist of the remarks you're responding to. Your question is on point.
Then...you make this assertion:
You are offended by this image, mocking Warren, but, wait, back up, you're not offended by Warren lying and presenting herself as a woman of color? Please help me understand.
Which of us, who objected to the image, made such a statement?
This assertion has nothing to do with being offended by the image which was (as I said) the gist of the remarks you're responding to. It wasn't commented on. It's off point. It's not relevant.
Why did you choose to add it?
Are you looking for inconsistency? Hypocrisy?
Being offended by the image makes NO statement regarding her handling of the NA issue.
Stop making assumptions that don't exist. You're pulling stuff out of thin air that hasn't been expressed.
This is why many of your exchanges run off the rails.
Water Dog wrote:I want to come back to this. Help me understand. You find the following image offensive? You are offended by this image, mocking Warren, but, wait, back up, you're not offended by Warren lying and presenting herself as a woman of color? Please help me understand.
Kevin Graham wrote:You're a damned idiot because you assume conspiracy with no evidence to back it up. Your claim that she probably got multiple DNA tests and only ran with the best one is typical Alex Jones crap. Your only support for this is... conspiracies exist elsewhere? Yeah, you're damned dumb.