Stier and Petir: ‘We’re riding with Plenković because we don't want to hand the win to the Democratic Party’
Pathetic. Total bottom-of-the-barrel stuff. When you’ve got zero actual ideas to sell, you just start scaring people with the specter of the Democratic Party. ☕
And Marijanica? No matter what kind of gutter she finds herself in, he’s gotta make sure everyone knows she’s perfectly innocent and pure. 🙂
Look, getting the campaign machinery running? No sweat. That's easy.
Then there's the second spot on the ballot 🤦 Maybe they think he's so unpopular they have to frontload him (not sure how the law works exactly—is it just total votes per person, or does the list order matter? I'm pretty sure the position on the ticket counts too.)
As for the fourth slot 🤦
Someone made a good point earlier: that leader for the 9th district seems like a complete miss. We need someone actually right-wing there, if that's even still a thing. 🕺
The only places where they even tried to pivot a bit "right" were the seventh and maybe the eleventh spots. But honestly, those candidates have compromised themselves so much that you could expose them with a single mouse click or one solid, well-reasoned sentence.
Word on the street is that the big shots from the Republican Party, including that guy Stier, are definitely hitting the ballot next. They’re out here begging everyone not to split the vote.🙂
The elites over at the Republican party and Stier? Just total frauds being exposed. ☕
So, people keep asking me: when is he finally gonna go after the Democratic Party with the same intensity he uses on the Republicans? Honestly, I don't know. It’s always the same old story. One day it's one side, the next it's the other. Just waiting for the hammer to drop.
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They only matter when they pretend to. In this country, they’re basically irrelevant. All the actual smart people migrated over to the Republican Party from the old Communist Party back in the nineties. Now, all that's left in the Democratic Party are a bunch of incompetents and some red-leaning kids—basically just the grandkids of the former party elites. Even when the Democrats actually hold power, they don't control a damn thing because the Republican Party has this massive web woven into the fabric of society. They control the flow of everything, and they can do it without even winning an election. And when the Democrats are in the opposition? Don't even bother commenting on them. They have zero more influence than some tiny third-party fringe group, except maybe down around Cleveland and the Gulf Coast. The Republican Party is the beginning and the end of every single problem this country faces. It isn't even a political party; it's more like a massive movement—a weird coalition of populists, left-wing liberals, and hardline conservatives. The only thing keeping this bizarre alliance together is pure, unadulterated cronyism. That's it. Nothing else. I mean, what else could possibly tie those different factions together?
Edward Cooper2 said:Is it actually possible that person would put KGK on the ballot? She’d basically be the outreach arm for those naive "far-right" types—the ones who fall for every single idiotic populist stunt out there. There are plenty of them... what do you all think?
Nah, she's in a way better spot right now than being some random member of Congress.
The woman speaks the language, her resume is solid, and she can find work anywhere in the world. ☕
Sure, person did run for office before, 🤔 but she was practically itching to escape person's thumb.
I'm digging how that steady rhythm just drives through every single note. It’s got this great motoric feel.
24 Progressive Lessons, Op. 31: No. 7, Andantino
Short, sweet, and done. That's the whole vibe right there.
24 Progressive Lessons, Op. 31: No. 8, Andante
Why does this give me total Miami vibes? Maybe he was channeling some coastal energy or something??
24 Progressive Lessons, Op. 31: No. 9, Allegretto
Wait, hold up—so these "lessons" are actually full-blown musical pieces??😲 This one feels like a bit of a miss though; it sounds way more like a dry technical exercise than an actual composition. 🕺
24 Progressive Lessons, Op. 31: No. 10, Cantabile
Didn't really sit down to listen properly, just gave it a quick strum here and there.
hiddenmarlin14 said:Now you’ve got me thinking about this tempo. I went down a rabbit hole looking for other versions, and yours is definitely one of the faster ones. There are others with the exact same markings where I honestly feel like I might fall asleep because it’s just too slow. 🙄 This version is quicker and they’re using period instruments, so the intonation feels right too. 😉
Hmm, listening to it again, the speed actually feels pretty solid, but I guess I’m subconsciously comparing Bach's presto to Vivaldi's. ☕
Yeah, maybe that other version is technically faster, but the piece itself has these slightly drawn-out notes, and it definitely has that "old school" vibe going on.
Concerto no 6 in B-flat major, BWV 1051: Without tempo indication
Slay Sebastian! 🙏
Right when it kicked in, you could hear that dum dum dum dum rhythm 😲 Too bad the whole track doesn't stick to that beat (even if we aren't talking about pop music here 😁).
It’s got this massive Baroque vibe, but it still feels totally unique to me.
Concerto no 5 in D major, BWV 1050: Allegro (third movement)
Seriously, calling the first and third movements by the same name makes zero sense. I definitely need to add a note here.😲
It starts off with this smooth, breezy little melody, then suddenly that guy on the harpsichord goes absolutely wild using the exact same vibe as the first movement.
Bach's Concerto no 4 in G major, BWV 1049: Andante
I honestly have to put in some actual work if I don't want to just zone out during the slow parts of the concerto waiting for the fast stuff to kick in.🕺 Real talk.