Where are all the free speech absolutists speaking out about the banning of books and CRT? Almost like they are only trying to avoid criticism of themselves and do t care at all about the truth or society.
@ghostof90s@nytimes His first order of business was to bailout banks with no relief to the house buyer. In this class view, as presented in the article, this is definitely turning his back away from the blue collar and activists his plan relies on. He had a choice he chose Wall Street.
@ghostof90s@nytimes These are true, but it also supports my thesis. He wanted to be transformative but governed as a centrist. How does this address my analysis?
@ghostof90s@nytimes Why the need to insult me? The GOP is the anti Obama party and used racism to try and block Obama. But that doesn't change the fact that he moved to the Democratic center against the 'transformative politics' of the opinion piece.
@ghostof90s@nytimes How so? The focus seems to be on how he wanted to build a working class, democratic movement and how that is still a worthwhile vision. But the piece doesn’t discuss the context of his presidency.
@RJBee_2 This is a tough question. I have loved Billy's music since I was very young and still enjoy it, I never really liked Elton, but have more recently listened to his catalogue and have been discovering gems. So my question is, go with what I already love, or explore something new?
@sunraysunray I can't think of any. Even the ones that are mentioned below the whole statement reads like... they're not so bad or they're pretty good... rather than improving the album. I guess the question I have is what is the purpose of the skits? What are they trying to do?