I've stated, at least twice, that my issue isn't with the amendment. It seems that you and I cannot converse about politics so I will bow out of this conversation.

Maybe we can contact them or do some research into why they voted against it, first, instead of saying that they should never run for president because they are sucking at the teat of the pharmaceutical companies. That's my issue. How quick we are to judge and throw our representatives under the bus, especially when we come from a place of relative privilege and refuse to reach out and engage with them.

I've been wondering how much I can call representatives from Texas about things

I'm pissed because what Sanders did, at least to me, is the moment it didn't pass, he started talking about Big Pharma, and a bunch of people who like him started going down a Trump like "You do the math" argument, without bothering to contact Booker to find out why or find out that Sanders has also taken a lot of money from Big Pharma or that other people have concerns about the issue and that the amendment was non-binding, and maybe that affected the vote.

One of the things I was reading talked about how lots of money came from Big Pharma on both sides of the issue.

Do we know why they voted against it or are we just assuming? I've been reading a lot about this and it seems there's more to it than just Big Pharma. I'm also not sure how happy I am with the idea that Sanders can now just propose something and then get a ton of people pissed off at Congresspeople who don't fall in line.

Ancient fucking Chinese secret.

Breakfast tacos are a gift from the gods.

My aunt's fry bread is really fluffy and I've never been able to get mine to puff up like that, and it makes me sad.

Damnit, now I want Indian tacos.