I’ve been around here along time and I remember you, and I know you’re a racist white supremacist piece of trash. Take a hike.
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That’s because
was top priority for a significant part of the nation. If a democrat behaved the way Trump has in office, republicans would lynch them (and I’m not sure if I mean that figuratively or literally). But because he’s their guy and they’re coached red-or-dead (which is the exact same idiocy as blue-no-matter-who), they just slob all over his knob and excuse juvenile behavior.
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Trump has a big advantage when it comes to 100% buy in, but a huge disadvantage when it comes to people 100% rejecting him. There is enough of the former to have really big rallies.
Biden has a lot of people who somewhat support him, but absolutely don’t like Trump. That is great for an election, but not so great for rallies.
Just my take on the matter.
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Could be. We will find out as this drags out.
Who do you guys think will be the 2024 candidates? I am thinking it won’t be Biden or Trump. I think if Biden’s term goes well, he will do a hand off to Harris to give her an advantage as the incumbent. I think that mostly because running for a second term at 82 is going to be rough.
Not sure who the GoP will run, but I think they will stear clear of Trump if they can. If he is alive and a free man he will be hard to stop in the primaries though as he has supporters with high buy in.
I’d imagine it would be Harris/Buttigieg for dem and maybe Rubio/Cruz in some combo for rep. Not what I would like to see but most likely. Preference would be Rand Paul and John Kasich for rep but I feel like they’ll try and give Rubio and Cruz a shot after all their waiting.
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Harris buttigeg vs haley rubio.
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We will see, but I am not sure Kasich (who would be my GoP pick) can get the enthusiasm to win the primary. I think if Trump is a free man and runs, he would win the primary. I think GoP politicians turn on Trump, I don’t think his supporters will.
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I really wish you were wrong on this.
I didn’t say it was you. In any event, you’ll never accept any scenario in which Dear Leader was legitimately defeated by votes of the people who had become exhausted with his reality-television version of operating the Presidency.
Actually, I was using the rights position on gun ownership as a model. Everyone I’ve heard on the right claims not everyone should have a gun and pushes education and responsibility. And again the vote is at least as dangerous (or really more dangerous) than a gun.
I never listed requirements. And it would also rule out inner cities.
I was talking about advocating, not practice. But yeah, with the things I listed satisfied, I’d take no issue with people being able to vote at Walmart. Certainly if people had to go buy ballots to practice voting, why wouldn’t Walmart be allowed to sell them?
There’s still enough time for Trump to get Mexico to pay for the wall?
LMFAO
Trump could have had another term, easily, if he had made any real attempts to do bipartisan legislation like improving our health care, reducing prescription drug costs, or rebuilding our infrastructure (things he campaigned on). He would have kept his 90% GOP support, along with the majority of independents and a small percentage of conservative Democrats. Trump would have had Reagan-level approval. But he spent four years pandering to his base, and nobody else. He didn’t try to be the president of all Americans, just the ones who kissed his ass.
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Why would anyone show up to a rally during a pandemic? Also, Biden didn’t focus on the size of his “huge” rallies, because he knows COVID should be taken seriously.
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You could be right.
I do think it is reasonable to acknowledge that Trump has a big advantage in voters who are all in. The type that will go to rallies, that will go to rallies during a pandemic.
Biden doesn’t have that, but he has enough people who strongly dislike Trump.
Turns out that “Pwning the Libtards” is not an effective strategy for governing, and most people can see through it.
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isn’t entirely proven, is it?
What’s not proven about the harlots and the drugs? There’s probably a hundreds of these photos going around, half of them featuring Hunter’s (by this point probably herpes-ridden) pecker.
I’m not a Trump fan but what I like about him, among other things, is that his record is, by the standards of US celebs, quite pristine. Oh, an ex saying mean stuff or a loony stalker crying about a rape story - yawn.
A grown up should have no trouble filtering out gossipy noise like that.
I’d have zero trouble admitting that Trump is a monstrous raper, but he is not that.
Politics is a dirty, dirty business. There’s been hundreds of attempts to smear the president, with legions of lawyers trying to come up with anything. Not even an ounce of something juicy.
It irks me that voting age adults fall for obvious stuff just through sheer volume of smear.
So:He is a fairly clean guy. Which is good, right?
No Russia connections. His family seems functional and nice - too nice for politics actually, which is why they don’t seem to be able to fight back effectively. Jared on the other hand is the scion of a crime family. He knows how to play the game which is why no one dares to even mention him most of the time. He’d squash them like the corpses he collects in his basement
I don’t know your parents and your bro. Maybe he’s a soul-torn artist? But it’s pretty bad style to talk ill about family for no goof reason which is why I probably wouldn’t vote for you.
Ah, yes. Deny, deny. Sound strategy.
It’s all out there. I sit here in Europe and shake my head in disbelief. Florida with Gore and Bush was shady as hell. And the press went after it because Bush was the bad guy at the time (a reputation well deserved).
Now it’s like in a cathedral during easter mass, silentium absurdum.
Ahahahahaha. WHAT?
You are like the german version of Pat. Do you have permanent brain damage too? That’s the only way i can understand someone making the above statement.
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