Well Ralph Nader and Jill Stein never did any harm, did they, so why not?Cornel West announces US presidential campaign with the People’s party
The 70-year-old activist, intellectual and democratic socialist said on Twitter that he will be a candidate for the 2024 contestwww.theguardian.com
West 2024!Well Ralph Nader and Jill Stein never did any harm, did they, so why not?
West 2024!
Nothing will beat Leo's suggestion (I think it was him) that Al Franken should run with Jill Stein as his pick for VP, purely for the bumper stickers.Cornel West v Kanye West would be interesting.
Jill Shteen!Nothing will beat Leo's suggestion (I think it was him) that Al Franken should run with Jill Stein as his pick for VP, purely for the bumper stickers.
What is with you guys and an inability to pronounce even your own names properly?Jill Shteen!
I dunno - do Americans pronounce the name 'St-eye-n' or 'Steen'? (I'm aware the 'St' would be pronounced 'Sht' in German - I'm just asking about the vowel sound.)Did I just make a joke so bad even Tea didn't get it?
Oh we do the former, I was just making a Young Frankenstein joke.I dunno - do Americans pronounce the name 'St-eye-n' or 'Steen'? (I'm aware the 'St' would be pronounced 'Sht' in German - I'm just asking about the vowel sound.)
Yeah, it's a weird one. I've found Americans will tend to say 'steen' when it's Americans with Yiddish names, but it seems to be different when they're talking about native German speakers with those sorts of names, as in Einstein.I've noticed people say Harvey Wine- steen though, why is that? How about the other similarly named sex offender, is he Epsteen or Epsteyn?
And surely not Albert Einsteen?
OK, I didn't know that. But in US media I've tended to hear 'Ep-steen' and 'Wine-steen'.I don't think it's a matter of what "Americans tend to say", it depends on how the family pronounces is. Some families pronounce one way, others pronounce it the other. You hear both pronunciations all the time.