IrateAnteater

With your wife's experience, you may be one of the lucky few who actually stand a chance of getting in.

Pretty much inevitable at this point. The Liberal party has been in power for a while now, and Canadians start to get antsy and vote out the incumbent party after a while. The only real question is how conservative is the Conservative party going to be when they get in.

I find that the thing people need to remember is that the general election is purely damage control time. For actual change, and getting candidates that don't suck, the work needs to already be done by the time the election rolls around.

Being a Nazi encompasses one holy hell of a lot more than just "different opinions".

Close enough.

It's not about the sense of freedom, it's about my severe case of "just one more chapter" addiction.

The second ER diagnosed her with sepsis and then sent her home

That right there should be criminal charges. Pregnancy staus is irrelevant at that point. Sepsis will kill you if untreated.

do what the right wing does

Maybe with just a little less cross burning, lynching, and religious extremism.

Nope, many of us are operating on a unique blend of obliviousness, fatalism, and not-enough-energy-to-give-a-shit, that renders us not afraid of much, other than obvious sources of physical harm, like falling off a ladder.

Yes. And Biden was chosen, which includes Harris being next up if Biden couldn't perform the duties of president for any reason. If Democrats didn't want the status quo, they should have chosen someone other than Biden.

The best way I've seen anyone put it is that by the time the election arrives, you are exclusively in damage control mode. If you want actual change, you have to have it done by getting your personal choice voted in during the primaries.

"the echo chair" that's not a thing (at least not in English). And if your not failing, that would imply that you are still in history class, and maybe you haven't learned about world war two yet, in which case you should probably refrain from talking about things you don't know yet.