Walz to join Harris for interview. Why? Because she needs a babysitter.

[public hermit]

This thread isn’t about a debate.

Does this thread include having evidence for extreme claims? What is this thread about?

 

[BPPLEE]

Does this thread include having evidence for extreme claims? What is this thread about?

It's about an interview

 

[public hermit]

It's about an interview

Nay. It is about an opinion about an interview that is yet to be (pace, OP time-stamp). It wasn't so bad, either.

 

[public hermit]

She's burying Trump. I think it's clear she can speak "off script." This thread should be removed.

 

[Hammster]

Does this thread include having evidence for extreme claims? What is this thread about?

Everyone else seemed to understand the OP.

 

[Hammster]

She's burying Trump. I think it's clear she can speak "off script." This thread should be removed.

That’s cute that you think it wasn’t scripted.

 

[BPPLEE]

She's burying Trump. I think it's clear she can speak "off script." This thread should be removed.

Like you said it's about an opinion about an interview. That's your's

 

[public hermit]

That’s cute that you think it wasn’t scripted.

How were you not swayed by the integrity?

 

[Hammster]

How were you not swayed by the integrity?

I didn’t see any integrity.

 

[public hermit]

I didn’t see any integrity.

Sometimes we project what we are instead of seeing what is the case. Not always, but sometimes.

 

[BPPLEE]

Sometimes we project what we are instead of seeing what is the case. Not always, but sometimes.

She said her values had not changed. Does that mean she still wants to ban fracking, eliminate gas powered vehicles and eliminate private health insurance?

 

[public hermit]

She said her values had not changed. Does that mean she still wants to ban fracking, eliminate gas powered vehicles and eliminate private health insurance?

She wants those ideal things but understands it's a process. It's a perfectly moderate position.

 

[BPPLEE]

She wants those ideal things but understands it's a process. It's a perfectly moderate position.

It's a 180 degree turn

 

[public hermit]

It's a 180 degree turn

Is it? Maybe. I don't know.

 

[childeye 2]

It's a 180 degree turn

FWIW I think @public hermit is correct, it's the center of a left/right dichotomy, (the centrist or moderate view). A left/right dichotomy contains two subjective yet equally valid views, with the objective view at the center. For example, in this case one side could be for natural gas production through fracking, while the other side could be against destroying drinking water due to contamination of the water table when fracking. Good lawmakers can articulate both points of view so that they can find solutions, while a propagandist will play one end against the other.

 

[Hammster]

Sometimes we project what we are instead of seeing what is the case. Not always, but sometimes.

I’ve no idea what your point is.

 

[public hermit]

I’ve no idea what your point is.

I thought that was the point.

 

[Hammster]

I thought that was the point.

Mkay

 

[Fantine]

So superficial stuff. Thankfully I’m not like Walz. I would never support the vicious murder of the unborn.

You mean the anguished choices real live women sometimes make, often for serious, life-saving reasons? These "vicious murderers" whose sin is believing differently from you about when personhood begins--living in a country with no legal definition supporting either their position--or yours?
A country where even Christian denominations hold different views?
This vituperative hatred of those whose sin is believing differently from you troubles my soul.
I am encouraged by the Christians I know who focus on positive action instead of damaging rhetoric. Who use their time and talent to work for the common good, like Walz.
My life experience has shown me that people who struggle with infertility often hold the most anger at women who have abortions, that they would make this decision heedless of the infertile families' suffering. That Tim Walz could feel this compassion despite his own family struggle speaks highly of him.

 

[Fantine]

Thanks to environmental regulations, fracking is safer today.
Our state has large lithium deposits--needed for electric batteries for cars, solar storage, etc. Several companies are getting ready to develop their lands--but they have already done research and developed ways to extract lithium from brine economically and safely, returning the brine to the earth.
I don't like fracking, but recognize the need and support safe technical improvements.