Biden has appointed three Latinos to his Cabinet, and Obama had five. (Trump’s previous administration had one—the Secretary of Labor.)
I think the controversy with Rubio isn’t that he’s Latino, it’s that he advocates for a more interventionist foreign policy.
Is it part of the joke that the logo for “Global Tetrahedron” is actually a dodecahedron?
If nothing else, it’s diverting views and revenue from whatever genuine right-wing media they’d be watching otherwise.
If it’s really just a matter of too many candidates, could they increase the number of signatures needed to get on the ballot?
My city (Oakland) has ranked-choice voting for mayor and city council, and (as far as I’m aware) doesn’t have a similar issue with under-voting.
Was there another factor besides the number of candidates on the ballot (e.g., no candidate statements in voter guides, or an ad campaign against ranked voting)?
If they genuinely don’t have a preference, is it a bad thing if they refrain from effectively voting at random?
If Trump tried to run for a third term, could Obama run against him?
…because Jeff Epstein was unavailable?
The only constitutional requirement is that cabinet posts must be made with the advice and consent of the Senate.
Which section of the Constitution is that from?
You could set it to use your own DNS server, and have the server block anything not on a whitelist.
In the context of a semi-nomadic culture that had just conquered the urban Canaanites, pigs were city animals distinct from the nomadic sheep and goats—a ban on pork would prevent cultural assimilation. Same with the ban on shellfish that would have been standard in the coastal cities.
For a parallel, look at segregation-era white Americans banning music and other cultural pratices associated with African-Americans.
So… a business card?
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If n is the day the item is introduced, the total quantity is 42-(n-6.5)2.
The Harappan language—then you could decipher the script of the Indus Valley civilization.
Harris went from polling 3.7 points higher than Trump in August to losing by 3.4 points in November. Do you think it took people that long to realize she was a woman of color, or do you think her actions in the interim changed peoples’ perception of her?
Similarly, by refusing to explain why she had abandoned the progressive positions on crime, immigration, health care, and climate change, she blurred the public’s perception of her and opened the door to the Trump campaign’s charge that she was a closet radical. Thinking back to the successful campaign of Bill Clinton in 1992, some Democrats were hoping Harris would have a “Sister Souljah” moment in which she broke with some party orthodoxy in order to show her independence, but this did not happen.
So Galston recognizes that abandoning progressive positions weakened the public’s perception of her, but he thinks the solution should have been to double down and attack progressives more?
As a resource, here’s a PDF of the party bylaws, which define how the DNC and its officials are selected.
If the AT protocol allows public access to content, they can’t create a proprietary training set. But the content is available for anyone who wants to add it to a public training set.