1:41 Yates on Flynn: ‘The National Security Adviser, essentially, could be blackmailed by the Russians’ Pause
1:28 Comey says device encryption affects FBI's ability to investigate
1:25 Can Trump solve a big Democratic problem?
0:48 Macron expresses his "profound gratitude" after election win
1:52 Trump's first 100 days in 100 seconds
4:21 Comey confirms FBI investigating Russia interference in 2016 U.S. presidential Election
1:22 Two dead, others injured in shooting at San Bernardino elementary school
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an_internet_denizen on May 8th, 2017 at 17:57 UTC »
Please Georgia, please don't let Handel in without a fight. That woman is anti-American as it comes. A confirmed hit woman for the oligarchy.
bobthenarwhal on May 8th, 2017 at 16:49 UTC »
And even earlier, there's Quist in Montana on 5/25. Brushing up on one's phonebanking skills, and hosting phonebank parties with friends, is a great way to help both. Make Republicans Scared Again! Edit: phonebank link for Quist.
71tsiser on May 8th, 2017 at 14:43 UTC »
A couple important points:
1) Ossoff, while young, is an impressive candidate. Well educated, with a Master's degree from the London School of Economics, he understands how the economy actually works, not relying on magic fairy dust like the GOP with their dynamic scoring. Additionally, he has relevant experience as a national security staffer for Congress.and through his investigative work on the front lines of Iraq for his film company.
2) Handel, Ossoff's opponent, supports AHCA. That is reason enough to vote for Ossoff.
3) Handel became famous by basically ruining the Susan Komen Walk for the Cure. She puts her anti-abortion fury above any concern for the healthcare of women.
4) The GOP has proven that they don't know how to govern. They have also proven that they have absolutely no interest in being a check on Trump's lust for power. They need to be voted out.