#Tim Clinton

[notadelcielo-blog]

Incidencia - 41

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[toshtoshtosh]

They don’t want him dead because he’s a threat to us, they want him dead because he’s a threat to them.

[acecroft]

WHITE COLLAR 1.06 🧦

[theolderguards]

WHITE COLLAR | 2.12 "What Happens in Burma"

[jackass-democrats]

Sour grapes, great description 😂

As always, never buy anything made in china. Don't ever trust a democrat and NEVER leave your child alone with one.

[hillaryisaboss]

Sums up exactly what Donald Trump & Elon Musk are doing:

[megalokiodinsonlove]

Just imagined Diana and Jones scaring Neal at the office on Halloween but instead of a funny moment, Neal starts to panic getting triggered for something from his past and spends the rest of the day very quiet, which worries Peter.

Don't ask for details, it was a random thought 😅

[canadanonn]

Oh sweetie, @plaidos did you also know that the US has something called a two party system making it so third party candidates will NEVER have a chance in hell of being voted until that system is abolished.

And also not voting and voting third party was a vote for the 30 something convicted felon that has taken several trips to that one pedo's island of underage girls?

And you would also be aware that a lot of the anti LGBTQ shit was happening from the states because of Trump's pieces of political dick suckers that still had power and not Biden who was trying to clean up as much of Trump's mess that was caused during his first term AND that Kamala was going to work to get LGBTQ rights protected on a FEDERAL LEVEL which meant that states with Trumpers could only cry and bitch?

Also wow, Trump stopped one singular bathroom bill. What else has he done? Dismantle the DEI and encourage businesses in the US to do the same, remove trans people from being acknowledged as LGBTQ+, is letting his henchmen restrict women's health rights, forcing brain dead women to give birth and making it a federal crime for a woman to leave state to seak safe abortions options, closing a majority of disability and retirement offices and then tell the disabled and retired that they have to physically visit the offices once a month or they lose their benefits, deporting immigrants and legal citizens that don't match the mighty whitey man agenda, helping turn Gaza into a parking lot and helping Russia become the victor of their own genocide against Ukraine, letting his cronies work on removing the ACA and Medicaid so that the poor won't have insurance and die off and also raising the prices of everything to borderline unaffordable levels.

Note that I'm pretty sure there is more evil stuff he and his goons he put into power have done and will do but I'm Canadian so I'm not entrenched into US politics.

But point is that while neither side is perfect, there is currently no magical third side in US politics and lying about what Kamala and her Tim guy stood for was fear mongering and shitty.

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Axios:

The Democratic National Convention will open in Chicago on Monday, with President Biden speaking in prime time as he passes the torch to Vice President Kamala Harris. Driving the news: Convention organizers released night-by-night themes and speaker details on Sunday morning. One speaker who's not on the official agenda but Axios has confirmed will take the stage on Tuesday: former First Lady Michelle Obama.

Monday, "For the People": Biden and Dr. Jill Biden speak, along with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and a welcome from Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson.

Tuesday, "A Bold Vision for America's Future": Former President Obama plus Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff, with a welcome from Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker.

Wednesday, "A Fight for Our Freedoms": V.P. nominee Tim Walz delivers his acceptance speech, preceded by former President Bill Clinton, Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg (per CNN).

Thursday, "For Our Future": Vice President Harris accepts the convention's nomination for president.

Other speakers include Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries.

The themes and some of the key speakers for each night of the 2024 DNC are out:

Monday: "For the People” [Speakers: President Joe Biden, FLOTUS Dr. Jill Biden, former FLOTUS and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton]

Tuesday: "A Bold Vision for America's Future" [Speakers: Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and 44th President Barack Obama]

Wednesday: “A Fight for Our Freedoms” [Speakers: Tim Walz delivers his VP nomination acceptance speech, 42nd President Bill Clinton, and Rep. and Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi]

Thursday: "For Our Future" [Speakers: Kamala Harris delivers her Presidential nomination acceptance speech]

The full speakers lineups will be out before each night’s sessions.

[jackassdemocrats]

Sour grapes, great description 😂

As always, never buy anything made in china. Don't ever trust a democrat and NEVER leave your child alone with one.

[tkw92]

A simplified explanation of why protest voting or abstaining from voting is a counterproductive tactic

[mikeysbride]

We Are Not Going Back

The 2024 U.S. presidential election has been anything but typical or boring, especially in the last month. Once President Joe Biden made the decision to remove himself from the race against Donald Trump in favor of endorsing VP Kamala Harris, everything changed. And it changed for the better if you're a Democrat. I was upset when he first withdrew, feeling that he was basically pushed into it by the media's insistence he is too old to run despite the record he's had as President the last 4 years. But then, within minutes, it seemed, my attitude changed to one of a sense of hope I hadn't felt in a while where the election is concerned. In reality, he made the ultimate selfless decision to put the country's interests above his own, and that is a remarkable quality, especially in a politician. It shows he's the real deal.

It appears I am not alone. The surge of excitement in the Democratic Party surrounding Kamala's nomination, which she'll officially accept this week, has been nothing short of amazing to watch. I have not seen anything like this since President Obama, and that says a lot. Her rallies are breaking attendance records, and even longtime Republicans are pledging to vote for her.

Of course, Kamala has already received the predictable criticism from the Trump cult about everything from her heritage to her laugh. Trump also still refuses to pronounce her name correctly, which is blatantly disrespectful but also typical behavior for him. If Kamala ("comma-la") is too hard for him to pronounce, Madame President will do just fine, I'm sure. But none if this should come as news to anyone. They have nothing else to go on, so of course they resort to the lowest rungs on the ladder when in reality, she has a stellar resume and record having served as a prosecuting attorney, District Attorney, Attorney General, Senator, and now Vice President of the United States. She is an actual prosecutor going up against Trump and his 34 felony convictions, and he's allowed to do that for the highest job in the country even though many jobs won't consider you if you have even 1 felony conviction. It's laughable really; it would be hilarious if it weren't also so sad and ridiculous. You can bet anyone of color would not be allowed the same leniency.

A few days before Kamala became the presumptive nominee, my 16-year-old daughter told me she felt apprehensive about her future if there were to be another Trump presidency. I told her that I feel the same way for myself. I actually feel that way about anyone who isn't a rich, straight white male because those are the only people Donald Trump cares about - those who look and think exactly like he does. But then, Joe passed the torch to Kamala, and it seemed the country awakened to a clearly better alternative and someone even the independents could get behind. Suddenly, there was hope that maybe, just maybe, things would be OK after all. That same daughter then came to me, just a few days after our previous conversation, and told me she is no longer fearful the way she was before. My 14-year-old daughter echoes her feelings, and the both of them have taken a greater interest in the election as a result. My teenage daughters are inspired and can see themselves in Kamala, and that is huge for them and for me.

I don't care who you are; this is historic and a big deal. It takes an incredible amount of privilege to see all this unfolding and not appreciate how significant this is in our history. Not only are we on the verge of having our first female U.S. President, but she's also Black. Not only that, but she's smart, successful, personable, and damn qualified. I can't help but think of my grandparents and how thrilled they would have been to live to see Barack Obama become President and now Kamala Harris. We came so close to a female President with Hillary Clinton in 2016, and I pray the election deniers and complacent people don't mess it up for us this time. I honestly don't think we can survive another Trump presidency and come out the same way ever again. He's already promised to be a dictator on his first day back in office and has alluded to doing away with elections...neither of which we need. And we certainly don't need him. He only wants to be President to avoid jail time, point blank. We can't let that happen.

We have a chance this November to save our democracy and keep moving forward - to make a hopeful future available to everyone and not just the rich, straight white males of the country. We can do this, and I have to believe we will. This is a test we absolutely cannot stand to fail. I understand the assignment. Do you?

[cinemaocd]

Tim Walz is addressing my Union! (AFSCME) Do you know how long I've waited for a presidential candidate to actually give a fuck about the government employees that work for them????

"Minnesota has the best worker protections of any state. We're surrounded by some that aren't so my job as Vice President will be to take those worker protections to every state in the union."

and "Alls we're asking for is better wages, better benefits and dignity in the workplace."

[deadpresidents]

What a surprisingly great performance by Tim "Scott" in this sketch! I like how he just mean-mugged John Mulaney as he passed him while walking off the stage. Where was that guy in 2016???

[lil-als]

Uh… my little elections democracy is magic?