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Huh, had not considered this before -- (link)

Posted by ty97 Feb 1 '16, 07:16

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https://twitter.com/peterwsinger/status/694168133637009408 (twitter.com)

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- ty is anti-kids. -- nm - Spawn Feb 1, 07:22 4
  - They flaunt that they can order a grilled cheese at a restaurant but when I try to, the waiter says "sorry, sir, you can't order from the kid's menu" - ty97 Feb 1, 07:43 3
    - There are plenty of adult grilled cheese restaurants around these days. (Yes, bow-chicka-wow-wow) -- nm - Roger More Feb 1, 07:47
    - What's the grown up price? You don't have one? Well, you can make kids money, or no money. -- nm - Will Hunting Feb 1, 07:46
    - And the little bastards don't even have jobs! -- nm - Spawn Feb 1, 07:45
- I'd never really thought about the logistics of the caucus in depth. And I thought they had an absentee system in place. - ty97 Feb 1, 07:22
The process also excludes anyone who can't appear in person tonight. - ML Galaxy Feb 1, 07:20 5
- "Politics is the art of showing up" -- nm - TWuG Feb 1, 07:22 2
  - Which is why, if (impersonal) you believe in democratic values, (impersonal) you should support increasing opportunities for people to show up. -- nm - Roger More Feb 1, 07:25 1
    - Absolutely. "Showing up" means engaging in the process of nominating, campaigning, electing, hold officials accountable through the vote - TWuG Feb 1, 07:32
- The article mentions that both parties have made (at least limited) changes for military. But what a wretched system in general. - ty97 Feb 1, 07:22 1
  - Our primary system is as out dated as the horse and buggy. -- nm - Bacon Feb 1, 07:23
I just found out that only about 10% of Iowans caucus. -- nm - decline Feb 1, 07:18 1
- In the 2008 record about 250k of the 3.1m people in Iowa went to the caucuses. -- nm - spamlet Feb 1, 07:23

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