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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI can't watch this anymore
He's demanding that they end the filibuster rule
LOCK UP THIS LUNATIC AMERICA
MoonRiver
(36,926 posts)Guess he's read the tea leaves about 2018.
Girard442
(6,058 posts)California_Republic
(1,826 posts)The Velveteen Ocelot
(115,267 posts)That's for the Senate to decide. They are part of the legislative branch and you are part of the executive branch. You are not the boss of the legislative branch. Go read the Constitution, you dumb fuck.
saidsimplesimon
(7,888 posts)Yesterday, I pulled my "feel good" CDs which includes all of Andrew Lloyd Weber's musicals. "Mama Mia" was first up, then "Evita" for a
balance.
marlakay
(11,370 posts)After they stopped my show for him. I read that shows do minute by minute ratings to see what part you like and if you turn off.
kimbutgar
(20,871 posts)erronis
(14,941 posts)But, if you are talking about eyeballs on web pages, you are totally right.
What most people don't realize is that it is actually possible for websites to read how far down you page in an article, if you spend more time on a graphic/element, and where your mouse might be hovering.
Second by second. Fed into the same data storage/analytic engines as fb, google, apple, ms. They are all reading what we are doing.
I'd like to believe that DemocraticUnderground isn't also doing this....
And if you trust the site, don't trust your browser or your ISP.
marlakay
(11,370 posts)Had to do with a certain show wanting to know what parts people liked.
Since I am not on cable but antenna doubt anyone is tracking my use.
AdamGG
(1,275 posts)Or do they actually monitor everyone's cable habits?
Hermit-The-Prog
(33,021 posts)This is why DUers should click through to the article on which a post is based, when that article is significant or helpful. Clicks are votes. If a news article is nothing but click-bait or is supportive of anti-democratic or anti-democracy propaganda, *don't* click.
erronis
(14,941 posts)until we try or someone else takes the time to warn us.
I really like setting my privacy/security settings in my browsers as tight as I can live with. Ad blockers, JS blockers, uOrigin and uMatrix. Always VPN. Sometimes "incognito" mode, sometimes Tor browser.
Blue Owl
(49,902 posts)n/t
Luciferous
(6,067 posts)notdarkyet
(2,226 posts)Pepsidog
(6,252 posts)Bernardo de La Paz
(48,773 posts)Javaman
(62,439 posts)come november.
demosincebirth
(12,518 posts)jimmil
(629 posts)Watching the blow job, I mean speech, Gump delivered today gave me pause once again to think about things. Gump throughout is career and campaign constantly spoke of bad things Obama did in office. Every Republican did for years. So today during Gump's spew he said of the budget and the size of it that, "Obama had to do it too." So let me get this straight, they hated every thing Obama did in office for eight years. They slimed him, lied about him, degraded him, everything under the sun they could say about him was put on the news, internets, newspapers, every mass communication medium. So why is it when Gump has something he knows the American people will have a hard time accepting he always says, "Well Obama did it?" It just swoops right over his head that he is using Obama's popularity to push his unwanted agendas through. Is Gump as dumb as Bush II was?
rtracey
(2,062 posts)I believe the Senate Majority leader at the beginning of the session can do some aspect of closure before the session starts.....