>>10500785 (pb)

in massachusetts the primary is strange because unenrolled can vote in one of the 4 different party primaries.

probably most voters are unenrolled, they are neither Democrat or Republican. We also have two other listed parties, but they probalby just exist to get subsidies and draw off votes. For example on the ballots for yesterday for those two parties (with very low enrollement) you might have seen no candidates.

anyway getting to my point: it is very common for unenrolled to go to the primary, pick a candidate that they do not want, and give the vote to them to scew a candidate for a party and a candidate who the voter will not vote in the final.

so I could have pulled a Dem ballot and voted for the red head cousin of the person who some say is Q (but I don't think so).

so maybe what happened was that yesterday a lot of unenrolled said 'this Indian guy is an annoying jerk and if he wants to be a world leader, why doesn't he do that in India' ?

I know this sounds 'racist' to an untrained ear. but it's actually a lack of political awareness to errase the fact of how people feel about loud mouth truculent Indians who are here in ALL or MOST of the tech jobs.

people resent it.

they would vote against hm just because of that.

and since the Kennedy was such a poor choice, and no one would want him to really be senator, then they drew a Republican ballot to get a RHINO (he lives in Dover, he's probably a Rhino) candidate.

Who knows?

>>10502182

a thin wrapper over common elements? they wrap other people's work and then claim it as their own with the 'API'.

I saw this in a company in the early 2000's.

there was no need for a company to buy their product as all they really were was a wrapper on the code that worked.

Another thing: often time the debug code is shipped on a board. (how do I know this?)

Harvard API: what a joke.

>>10502073

maybe the Portland Mayor can put himself on the waiting list for new digs at GITMO?

>>10502216

this is one of the methods to launder money from the dot-orgs into the 'think tanks'.

>>10502234

That and their exceptional greedy self-dealing . . .

Health people maybe should have a vow of poverty? The world will float them, they don't need to count the coin.

if you do that someone else will be the profiteer in that case. The Cubans, for example, have slaved out their doctors for the profit of their ruling pigtocracy.

>>10501607

>>10502231

>(You)

no they see an Indian name and say 'carpet bagger' and vote for anyone else.

>>10502281

that post card with Mr. Presley and Mr. Nixon is one of my favs.