But this take shows just how virtually unknown she is nationally.
I wish Democrats understood Trump REQUIRES a foe he can destroy via branding. Some are VERY easy.— John Ziegler (@Zigmanfreud) February 10, 2020
Sanders-Socialist
Buttigieg-38 ex-small town mayor, married to a man
Warren-Fauxahontas
Biden is tougher (old/weird), but with Klobuchar Trump would be like... “Uh, I got nothing.”
To which I would respond "Google Myon Burrell."
- An interesting query posed by long time Twin Cities sports scribe Patrick Reusse:
Going back to 1960, start of expansion era: Pro greatness in major team sports for athletes w/ full prep careers in MN — Larry Fitz Jr. has to be top 3 or 4, right?— Reusse (@Patrick_Reusse) February 9, 2020
He then revealed his Top 5 (in no particular order) later on in the day: Paul Molitor, Dave Winfield, Kevin McHale, Larry Fitzgerald, Jr. and Phil Housley.
Another interesting tidbit? Of the five individuals named, two of them are married to ladies whom I know personally.
Apropos of nothing.
- America's foremost authoritarian, nanny-state politician is in some hot water.
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg strongly defended his “throw them up against the walls” stop-and-frisk policy in just-leaked audio of a 2015 Aspen Institute appearance, telling the audience that cops targeted minority neighborhoods “because that’s where all the crime is.”
The apparent audio of the five-year-old event, which Bloomberg blocked from public release at the time, was released by podcaster Benjamin Dixon.
Audio of @MikeBloomberg’s 2015 @AspenInstitute speech where he explains that “you can just Xerox (copy)” the description of male, minorities 16-25 and hand to cops.— Benjamin Dixon (@BenjaminPDixon) February 10, 2020
Bloomberg had video of speech blocked.
Perhaps because of the problematic explanation he gives for #StopAndFrisk pic.twitter.com/Fm0YCi4ZRy
I wonder how black voters are viewing this Bloomberg for President campaign ad today in light of his comments made in 2015:
Rev. Tim Christopher and Louis Dennard, prominent 2nd amendment advocates and co-hosts of the podcast Black Minds Unchained, likely will have a few things to say about this on my radio program this Sunday.
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Amy is this year’s Rick Santorum.
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