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Transactional politics imply cutting deals with coup leaders and warlords whose crimes are their credentials.

Jokura added he was most intrigued by “the synchronized contraction of the muscles, which indicates that nerve cells fused quickly, allowing the sharing of electrical signals or action potentials. This could imply a form of shared consciousness, making this phenomenon a valuable experimental model for studying integration mechanisms.”

At a debate at Dolores Mission last month, De León talked almost exclusively in Spanish and kept referring to his constituents as nuestra gente — our people — to imply that Jurado could never understand Latinos and their needs.

Sanders' indictment of the party as a whole would seem to imply that Biden and Harris' apparent missteps were part of a larger structural issue, despite the president holding on to his belief that he would have waged a stronger campaign against Trump.

“But no swing states have been called, and there is a lot of information it doesn’t capture, information that is mostly good for Donald Trump and bad for Kamala Harris — not the 50/50 race the “called” states might imply.