What do you think his other half is? Kamala Harris is married to Doug Emhoff, not Obama.
DOLOOP: WuWei:Her husband is not half white.
ROFL.
Amnesia or we’re you not here from 2007 to 2017?
Unless you’re saying he’s all white, which is even more laughworthy.
What do you think his other half is?
Not about me, I’m just reporting what I see in these and other pages.
Halfrican by all accounts.
You made an assertion.
Kamala Harris is married to Doug Emhoff, not Barack Obama.
How is she any African?
She is black. Is she African-American?
Kamala Harris is married to Doug Emhoff, not Barack Obama.
How is she any African?
She is black. Is she African-American?
Ahhh. You’re right. I cross threaded the conversation.
It’s where large and corporate business operate.
Precisely
conan:It appears those who don’t believe in religion…or not very religious, not married or don’t work or less likely to work voted for Biden by large margin.
Why am I not surprised?
It’s why libs wanted to ban/destroy religion and replace it with state…marriage and depended on government handouts.
or don’t work or less likely to work voted for Biden by large margin.
Tell me more about productivity and who voted for whom.
70% of the GDP but only 51% of the vote? Sounds like Biden voters are the makers Trump voters are the takers.
margaretms2: conan:It appears those who don’t believe in religion…or not very religious, not married or don’t work or less likely to work voted for Biden by large margin.
Why am I not surprised?
It’s why libs wanted to ban/destroy religion and replace it with state…marriage and depended on government handouts.
or don’t work or less likely to work voted for Biden by large margin.
Tell me more about productivity and who voted for whom.
70% of the GDP but only 51% of the vote? Sounds like Biden voters are the makers Trump voters are the takers.
Yup. It’s been that way a long time.
Lot of wealth redistribution from blue areas to the republican remoras in red areas, too.
No. It’s because diverse, affluent, often college-educated people work in professional and digital services fields and live in dense metropolitan counties. In contrast, demographically-whiter, less-educated people live in small towns and rural areas. They are more dependent on more traditional industries. They contribute less financially and make less money. This is not in itself a moral judgement. It’s math.
conan:It appears those who don’t believe in religion…or not very religious, not married or don’t work or less likely to work voted for Biden by large margin.
Why am I not surprised?
It’s why libs wanted to ban/destroy religion and replace it with state…marriage and depended on government handouts.
Well, hell, of course Trumpists beat out Biden voters in marriage.
With Trump alone, they got a three marriage head start. I’ve only been married once. And my offspring are by the same woman.
Weirdo!
No. It’s because diverse, affluent, often college-educated people work in professional and digital services fields and live in dense metropolitan counties. In contrast, demographically-whiter, less-educated people live in small towns and rural areas. They are more dependent on more traditional industries. They contribute less financially and make less money. This is not in itself a moral judgement. It’s math.
But, math is hard!
No. It’s because diverse, affluent, often college-educated people work in professional and digital services fields and live in dense metropolitan counties. In contrast, demographically-whiter, less-educated people live in small towns and rural areas. They are more dependent on more traditional industries. They contribute less financially and make less money. This is not in itself a moral judgement. It’s math.
Sometimes math causes hurt feelings.
Sorry…rural folks are some of hardest workers I know.
What do they produce?
Services, mostly.
Your subjective view of how “hard” people work isn’t particularly relevant to discussions of GDP.
Personally…I’ll take wielder, carpenter, machinist, iron worker and labor or two over any lawyer…but that’s just me.
But top of food chain are doctors. We won’t get into where lawyers are at.
Personally…I’ll take wielder, carpenter, machinist, iron worker and labor or two over any lawyer…but that’s just me.
Good for you.
Your feelings are still not relevant to GDP.
Personally…I’ll take wielder, carpenter, machinist, iron worker and labor or two over any lawyer…but that’s just me.
But top of food chain are doctors. We won’t get into where lawyers are at.
Take em.
They don’t be produce as much economic value.
It’s why blue states are persistently supporting red states with higher contribution to the fed and through higher state welfare to red states.
Expressed as dollars, red states aren’t worth very much.
Services, mostly.
Is that producing?