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…anticipating the superset of Super Tuesdays beset with superdelegates… oh my… It’s super close…
26 responses to “Superdelegate”
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Perfect, benjamin!
YES! Baaaraaaaaak to the future & beyond!
I haven’t been this enthused about the prospects since McGovern!…yeah, that old! -
…and thankfully he has a lot to be happy about 🙂
He’d get my vote, if only I could…
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@wareagle: Yup, a few times. Here are more photos with notes
@benjiman: Yeah, there is an article on his fundraising prowess in The Atlantic ("How Silicon Valley made Barack Obama this year’s hottest start-up") with interviews with Gorenburg and Spinner, some of the Silicon Valley fundraisers. I also got some quotes from Obama on the topic of open source politics
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The JurvOracle: So, let’s get the obvious superset of Super Tuesdays’s stuff out of the way.
Neo: You’re not human, are you?
The JurvOracle: Well, it’s tough to get much more obvious than that.
Neo: If I had to guess I’d say you were a program from the machine world. So is Barack.
The JurvOracle: So far so good.
Neo: But if that’s true, it could mean you’re a part of this system. Another form of control.
The JurvOracle: Keep going.
Neo: I suppose the most obvious question is, how can we trust him as the future president ?
The JurvOracle: Bingo. It is a pickle. No doubt about it. The bad news is there’s no way you can really know whether he’ s here to help you or not, so it’s really up to you. You just have to make up your own damned mind to either accept what he is going to tell you, or reject it. Candy?
O=)
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Bill Gates’ support of GM crops is wrong approach for Africa
Glenn Ashton
The Seattle Times, 27 February 2012
seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/opinion/2017612869_guest28…*Guest columnist Glenn Ashton argues that Bill Gates’ support of genetically modified crops conflicts with scientific research funded by the World Bank and the United Nations, and with grass-roots agronomic movements, on what is best for Africa.
Bill Gates’ support of genetically modified (GM) crops as a solution for world hunger is of concern to those of us involved in promoting sustainable, equitable and effective agricultural policies in Africa.
There are two primary shortcomings to Gates’ approach.http://www.gmwatch.org/latest-listing/1-news-items/13724-gates-s...
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