I think so, though I admit I'm at a point where I've gone from frustration->disbelief->apathy->fascination. I can't be disappointed by this stuff anymore since it no longer surprises me.
If I'm ever surprised by one of these posts, then yeah, I'll be able to muster a new reaction.
#10
jwhouk
I wasn't meaning to be condescending. I was just telling him hush because he and I know that such a statement makes Bloomberg a candidate for public office in Wisconsin.
#11
Krisken
From what I've seen there is just too much crazy in the country right now. I'm just thankful I don't live in a Michigan city with a so-called 'emergency manager'. At least here even if I didn't vote for the people in charge SOMEBODY did.
#12
SpecialKO
Bloomberg is the perfect example of a rich, white male power-broker who (it seems) genuinely seems to want the best for everyone, but his method is to use his privilege and run rough-shod over everything that disagrees with him.
Him changing the rules to run an extra term really bothered me, but I didn't live in the City limits at that point and could not vote against him.
I wasn't meaning to be condescending. I was just telling him hush because he and I know that such a statement makes Bloomberg a candidate for public office in Wisconsin.
He mostly got re-elected last time because New Yorkers outside the hardcore supporters really don't like a lot of the entrenched political class, and Bloomberg has a rep for playing very clean and not being dominated by various political powers.
This time around, it seems like business as usual.