The thing is, first term obama deportation numbers are mostly the result of ICE deportation machinery created under the Bush administration, Obama just didn't dismantle it until his second term.
George W Bush was saying "mi casa es su casa" at the RNC while slowly creating a massive deportation machine, which is what a more "centrist" way of doing deportation could potentially look like, but he never had to deal with the radicalized millenial leftist activist class
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In 1982, B. M. Willmott Dobbie studied records from 3 English parishes spanning the 16th to 18th centuries and found that maternal mortality was ~30 maternal deaths/1,000 baptisms.
This is 100x the rate of maternal mortality today.
Saw a lot of discourse about "Barstool Republicans". Barstool is owned by this guy:
> Chernin has donated >$100,000 to the Democratic Party, as well as hosting Barack Obama at his home for a fundraiser in 2013. He also supported Hillary Clinton in 2016.
David Portnoy is just an employee, even though he's referred to as "Founder".
As one of the replies reminds me, "Democrat who makes sexist jokes" are not really a serious conservative demographic and its really counterproductive to act like that's what's responsible for Republican political wins.
For starters, thread claims Disney spends money on some things it wants to run, and if the special district is ended the county would have to pay for that.
But Disney pays "taxes" to special district, when the district no longer exists, Disney's tax money goes to the counties.
Second, Reedy Creek includes parts of both Orange and Osceola counties. Its not just in Orange.
This of course gives the game away. The elite liberal tactic these days is to create an illusion of consensus and then claim that anyone disagreeing is "contrarian".
Globe emojis part of this scam of course, though they are partially low IQ marks instead of beneficiaries.
One take I see a lot is "fall in presidential approval rating is mainly about gas prices", which is based on observational studies showing approval goes down when gas prices go up. But afaict this is mainly about data availability, as gas prices data is easy to find.
It could very well be the case that other prices (like food) matter a lot too, its just we don't have a convenient way to run a study on that.
@ColinJMcAuliffe and @RealAhmadAli had some interesting work on linking gas prices to Biden approval, would be interesting if someone does a version of that using more general price data from the billion prices project or something: