What are the super-delegates for? The entire dem primary process is a sham. Sanders was popular in 2016 and in 2020 but got told to go sit down by his dem overlords.
A Democratic ‘Contract With America’ for 2022
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I already have and spent 45.5 years in education.
States like Texas and some other right-to-work states do not allow public employees to collectively bargain or strike. Therefore, teachers unions have little power.
What is the source of your knowledge about teachers unions?
I live in Massachusetts. I know plenty of people around this country who have teacher unions. Mostly blue states obviously. Teachers unions have massive powers. All states should be like Right to work states when it comes to education. Teachers at that point are actually there to do what they are paid for. Educating.
Callinectes
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"A Democratic ‘Contract On America’ for 2022"
FTFY
FTFY
BS. Sanders was popular but received only 43% of the primary votes (13.2 million) compared to Hillary's 55.2%$ (16.9 million). Hillary had almost 4 million more votes. She had 2,842 delegates to Sanders 1,865 with 2,271 needed for nomination.
Super delegates are party and public officials who are important for winning elections but difficult to get chosen as delegates with the Democratic party rules. Most super delegates support the candidate winning the popular vote and take away Hillary's 572 super delegates and she still wins the nomination.
Despite the cynicism and conspiracy theories, the Democratic primary voters still determined who the nominee would be. Most knew Sanders could not win the general election.
Agreed, in many blue states teachers unions are very powerful, but in many states they are not. The same applies to private employee unions which can have union shops in pro-union states but not in right-to-work states.
A recent Supreme Court decision that ruled public employees could not be required to join unions (or pay dues) resulted in large numbers of teachers leaving the unions.
For the right reasons. Always nice talking with you. There is always good discourse.
Matt Dillon
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Congress doesn't coin money though, the Treasury does. Congress doesn't set the value of money either, the Fed does that.
Something changed somewhere along the line. In 1789 Congress passed it off to the Treasury Dept. and said "Hey, you handle that."
The Fed I think didn't come along until 1913.
16 years later after the Federal Reserve? Blammo!
2007? Blammo Again!
2022-2023? It's 16 years later than 2007..
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Matt Dillon
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That's the outcome of the current leftist indoctrination system.
Asking an actual Chinese girl about American History is not fair.
Asking an actual Chinese girl about Chinese History is not fair either. They get told what's what on a need-to-know basis.
Congress doesn't coin money though, the Treasury does. Congress doesn't set the value of money either, the Fed does that.
Something changed somewhere along the line. In 1789 Congress passed it off to the Treasury Dept. and said "Hey, you handle that."
The Fed I think didn't come along until 1913.
16 years later after the Federal Reserve? Blammo!
2007? Blammo Again!
2022-2023? It's 16 years later than 2007..
The Treasury is part of the executive branch that administers laws and policies passed by Congress. It coins money based on congressional authority and standards. The point was that if the FED is abolished Congress will be making these monetary decisions which is much less reliable than the FED.
Congress doesn't administer any programs or laws.