Alvin Flummux wrote:Lex-Man wrote:Apparently Biden is the favourite for the democratic nomination.
He's got levels of name recognition that it's almost impossible for normal candidates to get. Sanders is up there, though.
Warren is getting more popular all the time.
the guy is absolutely senile (I would also say racist and sexist however that doesn't seem to disqualify you as a Presidential candidate these days). If he is the chosen one then we better prepare for another 4 years of Trump then 
Karl_ wrote:Can't wait for the head-to-head debate in which neither Trump nor Biden can remember where they are or why they're there.
Now I'm thinking of the president from hot shots. BID0 wrote: (I would also say racist and sexist however that doesn't seem to disqualify you as a Presidential candidate these days).
Moggy wrote:BID0 wrote: (I would also say racist and sexist however that doesn't seem to disqualify you as a Presidential candidate these days).
Has it ever? I think Obama was the only President they ever had that wasn't racist and sexist. And I bet even he made private jokes about cracker bitches.
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A film journalist on assignment to report on the latest Star Wars movie has said he was accused of being part of the “fake news media” by a US border official upon entering the country.
James Dyer, digital editor at EMPIRE magazine, took to Twitter after the encounter with the Customs and Border Protection agent at LAX airport in Los Angeles, California, last night.
He tweeted: “Wow. Just… wow. Just went through LAX immigration. Presented my journalist visa and was stopped by the CBP agent and accused of being part of the ‘fake news media’.
“He wanted to know if I’d ever worked for CNN or MSNBC or other outlets that are ‘spreading lies to the American people’. He aggressively told me that journalists are liars and are attacking their democracy.”
Dyer said the conversation took place at the passport control desk and that he was not detained or mistreated. He said he did not make a complaint about the official’s comments.
Dyer said he thought the official was joking at first. He added:“I don’t think it’s right to say this kind of thing in an official capacity but he’s entitled to his political views.”
KK wrote:A film journalist on assignment to report on the latest Star Wars movie has said he was accused of being part of the “fake news media” by a US border official upon entering the country.
James Dyer, digital editor at EMPIRE magazine, took to Twitter after the encounter with the Customs and Border Protection agent at LAX airport in Los Angeles, California, last night.
He tweeted: “Wow. Just… wow. Just went through LAX immigration. Presented my journalist visa and was stopped by the CBP agent and accused of being part of the ‘fake news media’.
“He wanted to know if I’d ever worked for CNN or MSNBC or other outlets that are ‘spreading lies to the American people’. He aggressively told me that journalists are liars and are attacking their democracy.”
Dyer said the conversation took place at the passport control desk and that he was not detained or mistreated. He said he did not make a complaint about the official’s comments.
Dyer said he thought the official was joking at first. He added:“I don’t think it’s right to say this kind of thing in an official capacity but he’s entitled to his political views.”
James Dyer wrote:"He reiterated that CBP has very strict rules about how agents are supposed to comport themselves and that this kind of bias will not be tolerated. He affirmed that the CBP values its relationship with the media, that this treatment shouldn’t occur and assured me that this won’t happen to me again on my next trip to LA!"
President Trump has suggested multiple times to senior Homeland Security and national security officials that they explore using nuclear bombs to stop hurricanes from hitting the United States, according to sources who have heard the president's private remarks and been briefed on a National Security Council memorandum that recorded those comments.
Behind the scenes: During one hurricane briefing at the White House, Trump said, "I got it. I got it. Why don't we nuke them?" according to one source who was there. "They start forming off the coast of Africa, as they're moving across the Atlantic, we drop a bomb inside the eye of the hurricane and it disrupts it. Why can't we do that?" the source added, paraphrasing the president's remarks.
Corazon de Leon wrote:Yes, essentially that’s exactly what he’s done. It’s what he’s been doing for decades.