Medhi Hasan's brief rebuttal to those blaming progressives and the left.
Nailed it!
Nailed it!
Sure. But how do you feel about the gaslighting Hasan says the Dems and Dem-leaning media are engaging in?Pretty simple how Trump won. He lied. About everything. And America was stupid enough to buy into it.
I'm at work so can't listen to the video.Sure. But how do you feel about the gaslighting Hasan says the Dems and Dem-leaning media are engaging in?
Point out what he said that isn't correct. Anything.One of the most delusional mofos on the planet. 🥜
Time for a cigarette break?I'm at work so can't listen to the video.
"There was nothing left wing about Harris."Point out what he said that isn't correct. Anything.
We have enough name-calling substituting for actual thinking. How about being part of the solution?
Point out what he said that isn't correct. Anything.
We have enough name-calling substituting for actual thinking. How about being part of the solution?
So your "evidence" is that you are incredulous? The argument from incredulity?"There was nothing left wing about Harris."
Do you prefer to call that a blatant lie, or just gaslighting?
Nothing left wing about her?
Nothing?
So your "evidence" is that you are incredulous? The argument from incredulity?
Point out her current left wing positions. She was on the left for a few things in the past, but what about lately?
Pardon my incredulity at your ignorant take. Honestly, at this point I only have myself to blame to continually underestimating your vacuity.
The Voteview project (now based at UCLA) has, since the 1980s, employed the roll-call votes cast in Congress to locate all senators and representatives on a liberal-conservative ideological map. These data and methods have been utilized by academics in thousands of peer-reviewed books, book chapters and journal articles. Although no method is perfect, there is a general consensus within the academic community that the NOMINATE methodology employed by the Voteview project and its close cousins represent the gold standard.
The Voteview data can be used to study the Senate in two principal ways. The first method analyzes each two-year congressional period separately and provides a unique ideological location for every senator for each biennium, allowing for the comparison of senators who served during that Congress, but not for the comparison of senators across Congresses. The second method analyzes the congressional periods together and provides a single ideological location for a senator based on the entirety of their voting record while in that office, thereby allowing for the comparison of senators across Congresses.
Harris served in the Senate representing California during two Congresses (the 115th and 116th) before resigning to assume office as vice president in 2021.
In the 115th Congress (2017-2019), 48 Democrats served in the Senate and cast a sufficient number of votes for reliable analysis. Of those 48, Harris had the third-most liberal voting record, after Sen. Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (N.Y.).
In the 116th Congress (2019-2020), 45 Democrats served in the Senate and cast a sufficient number of votes for reliable analysis. Of those 45, Harris had the second-most liberal voting record after Warren.
Since the turn of the century, there have been 11 complete Congresses (107th through 117th), with only five months remaining in the 118th. During this period, there were 109 different Democrats who served in the Senate and cast a sufficient number of roll call votes for a reliable analysis of their ideological position.
Of these 109 Democrats, Harris has the second-most liberal voting record. This makes her slightly less liberal than Warren, but more liberal than all of the remaining 107 Democrats, and significantly more liberal than all but a handful.
Included among these 109 Democrats are President Biden, former President Barack Obama and 2016 presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. The record indicates Clinton is more liberal than 74, Obama more liberal than 62 and Biden’s more liberal than 52.
I'd offer a graph to show how extreme that is, but I'm too tired to have to explain the graph to you.
The only question is whether you're a gaslighter yourself, and only pretending to be this ignorant, or really this ignorant.
Pardon my incredulity at your ignorant take. Honestly, at this point I only have myself to blame to continually underestimating your vacuity.
The Voteview project (now based at UCLA) has, since the 1980s, employed the roll-call votes cast in Congress to locate all senators and representatives on a liberal-conservative ideological map. These data and methods have been utilized by academics in thousands of peer-reviewed books, book chapters and journal articles. Although no method is perfect, there is a general consensus within the academic community that the NOMINATE methodology employed by the Voteview project and its close cousins represent the gold standard.
The Voteview data can be used to study the Senate in two principal ways. The first method analyzes each two-year congressional period separately and provides a unique ideological location for every senator for each biennium, allowing for the comparison of senators who served during that Congress, but not for the comparison of senators across Congresses. The second method analyzes the congressional periods together and provides a single ideological location for a senator based on the entirety of their voting record while in that office, thereby allowing for the comparison of senators across Congresses.
Harris served in the Senate representing California during two Congresses (the 115th and 116th) before resigning to assume office as vice president in 2021.
In the 115th Congress (2017-2019), 48 Democrats served in the Senate and cast a sufficient number of votes for reliable analysis. Of those 48, Harris had the third-most liberal voting record, after Sen. Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (N.Y.).
In the 116th Congress (2019-2020), 45 Democrats served in the Senate and cast a sufficient number of votes for reliable analysis. Of those 45, Harris had the second-most liberal voting record after Warren.
Since the turn of the century, there have been 11 complete Congresses (107th through 117th), with only five months remaining in the 118th. During this period, there were 109 different Democrats who served in the Senate and cast a sufficient number of roll call votes for a reliable analysis of their ideological position.
Of these 109 Democrats, Harris has the second-most liberal voting record. This makes her slightly less liberal than Warren, but more liberal than all of the remaining 107 Democrats, and significantly more liberal than all but a handful.
Included among these 109 Democrats are President Biden, former President Barack Obama and 2016 presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. The record indicates Clinton is more liberal than 74, Obama more liberal than 62 and Biden’s more liberal than 52.
I'd offer a graph to show how extreme that is, but I'm too tired to have to explain the graph to you.
The only question is whether you're a gaslighter yourself, and only pretending to be this ignorant, or really this ignorant.
And people knew she was being disingenuous.This has nothing to do with her campaign. Her platform was closer to Bush then Bernie
I’m to believe because she cozied up the neocons who believe in big govt abroad the way that liberals believe in big govt at home she’s suddenly turned on a dime and no longer holds any of the views she actually never repudiated, even when given the chance?This has nothing to do with her campaign. Her platform was closer to Bush then Bernie
She was essentially lying, i.e., supposedly changing her positions on a lot of topics. However, if she would have won the election she would have flipped back to her real positions and Americans saw through her fake front.So your "evidence" is that you are incredulous? The argument from incredulity?
Point out her current left wing positions. She was on the left for a few things in the past, but what about lately?
Pardon my incredulity at your ignorant take. Honestly, at this point I only have myself to blame to continually underestimating your vacuity.
The Voteview project (now based at UCLA) has, since the 1980s, employed the roll-call votes cast in Congress to locate all senators and representatives on a liberal-conservative ideological map. These data and methods have been utilized by academics in thousands of peer-reviewed books, book chapters and journal articles. Although no method is perfect, there is a general consensus within the academic community that the NOMINATE methodology employed by the Voteview project and its close cousins represent the gold standard.
The Voteview data can be used to study the Senate in two principal ways. The first method analyzes each two-year congressional period separately and provides a unique ideological location for every senator for each biennium, allowing for the comparison of senators who served during that Congress, but not for the comparison of senators across Congresses. The second method analyzes the congressional periods together and provides a single ideological location for a senator based on the entirety of their voting record while in that office, thereby allowing for the comparison of senators across Congresses.
Harris served in the Senate representing California during two Congresses (the 115th and 116th) before resigning to assume office as vice president in 2021.
In the 115th Congress (2017-2019), 48 Democrats served in the Senate and cast a sufficient number of votes for reliable analysis. Of those 48, Harris had the third-most liberal voting record, after Sen. Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (N.Y.).
In the 116th Congress (2019-2020), 45 Democrats served in the Senate and cast a sufficient number of votes for reliable analysis. Of those 45, Harris had the second-most liberal voting record after Warren.
Since the turn of the century, there have been 11 complete Congresses (107th through 117th), with only five months remaining in the 118th. During this period, there were 109 different Democrats who served in the Senate and cast a sufficient number of roll call votes for a reliable analysis of their ideological position.
Of these 109 Democrats, Harris has the second-most liberal voting record. This makes her slightly less liberal than Warren, but more liberal than all of the remaining 107 Democrats, and significantly more liberal than all but a handful.
Included among these 109 Democrats are President Biden, former President Barack Obama and 2016 presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. The record indicates Clinton is more liberal than 74, Obama more liberal than 62 and Biden’s more liberal than 52.
I'd offer a graph to show how extreme that is, but I'm too tired to have to explain the graph to you.
The only question is whether you're a gaslighter yourself, and only pretending to be this ignorant, or really this ignorant.
Interesting conversation.
From my perspective, I never left the Republican Party. They left me by moving to the extreme right, thus forcing me to become an independent.
My political views have not changed, but the nation has shifted to the radical right.
Rule of law, separation of church and state. Those used to be values of the Republican Party. Staying out of people’s business.
If someone had told me 30 years ago that I would no longer be a Republican, I would have laughed at them.
They don't care about the policies or the lies, they care about owning DemocratsPretty simple how Trump won. He lied. About everything. And America was stupid enough to buy into it.
The votes during the years that are always cherry picked
Liar.
The Voteview project (now based at UCLA) has, since the 1980s, employed the roll-call votes cast in Congress to locate all senators and representatives on a liberal-conservative ideological map. These data and methods have been utilized by academics in thousands of peer-reviewed books, book chapters and journal articles. Although no method is perfect, there is a general consensus within the academic community that the NOMINATE methodology employed by the Voteview project and its close cousins represent the gold standard.
That kamala actually wanted to close the border. Or that she wasn't far left.Point out what he said that isn't correct. Anything.
We have enough name-calling substituting for actual thinking. How about being part of the solution?
It’s not me, it’s UCLA in peer reviewed research.Lol, weasel. Go find meore italicized Google searches, a wall of them, to bore people away from your arguments, which will surely feel like a victory for you. I'm sure you can use data from voting records in peer reviewed books, but what you did was cherry pick the same years everyone else like you picks and build your assumptions from there. I think anyone not being disingenuous to win the internet can tell you there is a huge difference between Harris and say Sanders, AOC, other squad members, etc.
You brought up fracking. There are plenty of green Republicans that are against fracking. It is not a left wing view.That kamala actually wanted to close the border. Or that she wasn't far left.
In fact, she was so far left that she didn't even want to publicly stand by things she previously said like her desire to ban fracking.
Disingenuous? From a Trump voter? Good God.And people knew she was being disingenuous.
We won, you stupid bitch! We'll fix it our way!!Medhi Hasan's brief rebuttal to those blaming progressives and the left.
Nailed it!
@Moral where'd you go?It’s not me, it’s UCLA in peer reviewed research.
Where’s your peer reviewed research demonstrating that UCLA is ‘cherry picking’?
Don’t have any? None? Just gaslighting without evidence again?
He doesn’t seem to understand that all the progressive ideals and memes he says Harris never committed to in campaign were essentially co-signed by the party writ large. The American public, right or wrong, associates these things with the entire party.Medhi Hasan's brief rebuttal to those blaming progressives and the left.
Nailed it!
@Moral where'd you go?
Did you finally realized that I 'cherry picked' the years that Harris was serving in the Senate?
Question remains, are you a gaslighter, or hopelessly ignorant?
I moved on. I have to show ignored content to interact with you, and it has been that way for a good while so I don't get notifications when you respond. It's probably for the best because of someone wants to interact with you, you will always be there interacting. I didn't read anything between this comment and the previous ones, just to show how not invested I am with you. See you again in a few months brotaterchip.
Sometimes you are unbearable. Someone either sees it your way, or they are a deplorable. I have never voted Trump. I think the man is an imbecile. I qui the GOP during W’s first term as it became clear the R’s had no interest in fiscal discipline. But if you were watching objectively, it was clear Kamala had very few core principles and more or less used poll tested answers to almost everything.Disingenuous? From a Trump voter? Good God.
So . . . you can't actually point out where he was wrong.I stand by my comment. That man knows his audience and delusion is the delicacy of the hour for the true believer.
Far easier to make sense of it all if one simply denies all reality and facts.
That’s what children do when they play make believe. Most of us have grown out of that phase of life.
Harris was ultra extreme alt-left left. All 50 States in the Union moving right support that statement.
She and her politics were REJECTED.
You just moved the goal posts. Was that deliberate? I'm guessing so or you wouldn't have started off with name-calling. But I'll address your spin anyway.Pardon my incredulity at your ignorant take. Honestly, at this point I only have myself to blame to continually underestimating your vacuity.
The Voteview project (now based at UCLA) has, since the 1980s, employed the roll-call votes cast in Congress to locate all senators and representatives on a liberal-conservative ideological map. These data and methods have been utilized by academics in thousands of peer-reviewed books, book chapters and journal articles. Although no method is perfect, there is a general consensus within the academic community that the NOMINATE methodology employed by the Voteview project and its close cousins represent the gold standard.
The Voteview data can be used to study the Senate in two principal ways. The first method analyzes each two-year congressional period separately and provides a unique ideological location for every senator for each biennium, allowing for the comparison of senators who served during that Congress, but not for the comparison of senators across Congresses. The second method analyzes the congressional periods together and provides a single ideological location for a senator based on the entirety of their voting record while in that office, thereby allowing for the comparison of senators across Congresses.
Harris served in the Senate representing California during two Congresses (the 115th and 116th) before resigning to assume office as vice president in 2021.
In the 115th Congress (2017-2019), 48 Democrats served in the Senate and cast a sufficient number of votes for reliable analysis. Of those 48, Harris had the third-most liberal voting record, after Sen. Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (N.Y.).
In the 116th Congress (2019-2020), 45 Democrats served in the Senate and cast a sufficient number of votes for reliable analysis. Of those 45, Harris had the second-most liberal voting record after Warren.
Since the turn of the century, there have been 11 complete Congresses (107th through 117th), with only five months remaining in the 118th. During this period, there were 109 different Democrats who served in the Senate and cast a sufficient number of roll call votes for a reliable analysis of their ideological position.
Of these 109 Democrats, Harris has the second-most liberal voting record. This makes her slightly less liberal than Warren, but more liberal than all of the remaining 107 Democrats, and significantly more liberal than all but a handful.
Included among these 109 Democrats are President Biden, former President Barack Obama and 2016 presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. The record indicates Clinton is more liberal than 74, Obama more liberal than 62 and Biden’s more liberal than 52.
I'd offer a graph to show how extreme that is, but I'm too tired to have to explain the graph to you.
The only question is whether you're a gaslighter yourself, and only pretending to be this ignorant, or really this ignorant.
Exactly.This has nothing to do with her campaign. Her platform was closer to Bush then Bernie
You just moved the goal posts. Was that deliberate? I'm guessing so or you wouldn't have started off with name-calling. But I'll address your spin anyway.
1. No one is saying she doesn't count as a mainstream liberal Democrat.
The smear that Hasan is responding to is that she was extreme left, far left, radical, too progressive, etc., etc. Not that she is counted among America's milquetoast liberals.
2. The question your responded to was whether she is far left NOW, not whether she took some good lefty positions in the past. That has already been acknowledged. So with all you bloviating, all you've really shown is that she used to be a liberal more than 5 years ago.
Of these 109 Democrats, Harris has the second-most liberal voting record. This makes her slightly less liberal than Warren, but more liberal than all of the remaining 107 Democrats, and significantly more liberal than all but a handful.3. Even back when you could rate her as a liberal in the Senate, most of the legislation she voted for was pretty centrist - only rating as liberal in the context of the increasing rightward drift of US politics. By contrast, in 2024 she was praising the failed bipartisan immigration bill - which by lefty standards was not a good bill.
So, not a big enough liar for you magats.She was essentially lying, i.e., supposedly changing her positions on a lot of topics. However, if she would have won the election she would have flipped back to her real positions and Americans saw through her fake front.
trump=hitler's daughterHarris=Stalins daughter