2020 Presidential Race

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luthervol said:
A rock could have gotten 81 million votes against Trump.
You still don't seem to get it so I'll slow it down even more for you:
I.T.........W.A.S..........A.N.............A.N.Y.B.O.D.Y............B.U.T....................T..R..U..M..P..........V.O.T.E....!....!....!
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Trump living rent free in your empty skull 24/7. Tell us how a Joe Biden presidency is good for America.
 
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GSD82 said:
You asked the other day what happened to the Hunter Biden story, I replied to you yesterday. I am very surprised you went quiet on that
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Nothing will come of it. Hunter Biden is not a public official. It is just more red meat for the trumpers. They will clear Hunter Biden, but you all will drag that out for at least 30 years.
 
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titansvolsfaninga said:
So we don't back law enforcement anymore? I am so confused. First we are for states rights, now we are against states rights. We backed the blue, now they are scum. Do you change your tone depending on the situation? During the civil rights era, it was all about states rights.
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Nobody is changing the tune. Supporting law enforcement is still on - they just have rules to play by like everybody else.

Wanting the same rules across the board in a federal election is not giving up on state's rights - it's simply saying "if we play by the rules then you do, too" in the case you are talking about. Remember why we have the Interstate Commerce Act to keep a state from imposing absurd regulations on the transport of goods to the detriment of all the rest? If states can't intervene civilly to ensure fairness then they may as well secede.
 
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TechnoVol said:
I’m convinced that all main stream liberal media are covering the Hunter Biden story now, are doing so because this whole thing is orchestrated and will “clear” him in the end. Why else would they cover it? Look at their sites, there is an 18-state SCOTUS case pending regarding swing states and unconstitutional actions that affected the election... crickets.
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Tennessee is one of the 18 states . Give me a T for Texas and a T for Tennessee...
 
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TennesseeTopHat said:
Maybe we wouldn’t have 300k dead people from a virus in 9 months? I know, I know, it’s not a big deal and it’s just the flu yet somehow there’s still 3k people dying a day from it.
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And maybe there would be more. Biden would have been largely relying on the same unprepared federal bureaucracies that Trump had to deal with.
 
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titansvolsfaninga said:
Nothing will come of it. Hunter Biden is not a public official. It is just more red meat for the trumpers. They will clear Hunter Biden, but you all will drag that out for at least 30 years.
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Of course they will, he's a leftist we all know democrats are above the law. And Hunter isn't a public official but his dementia daddy is "10% for the big guy"
 
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VolinWayne said:
Thays what is crazy. You dont get this many people to sign affidavits and they all be lying.
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William Roe’s 1957 Sworn Affidavit

May 5, 2019 Alberta Sasquatch Classic Encounters

  1. W. Roe of the City of Edmonton, in the province of Alberta makes an oath and says,
    (1) That the exhibit A attached to this, my affidavit, is absolutely true and correct in all details.
Sworn before me in the City of Edmonton, Province of Alberta, this 26th day of August, A.D. 1957.
(Signed) William Roe
(Signed) by W.H. Clark
Assistant Claims Agent
Number D.D. 2822
EXHIBIT A.

Ever since I was a small boy back in the forest of Michigan, I have studied the lives and habits of wild animals. Later, when I supported my family in Northern Alberta by hunting and trapping, I spent many hours just observing the wild things. They fascinated me. But the most incredible experience I ever had with a wild creature occurred near a little town called Tete Jaune Cache, British Columbia, about eighty miles west of Jasper, Alberta.
I had been working on the highway near Tete Jaune Cache for about two years. In October, 1955, I decided to climb five miles up Mica Mountain to an old deserted mine, just for something to do. I came in sight of the mine about three o’clock in the afternoon after an easy climb. I had just come out of a patch of low brush into a clearing when I saw what I thought was a grizzly bear, in the bush on the other side. I had shot a grizzly near that spot the year before. This one was only about 75 yards away, but I didn’t want to shoot it, for I had no way of getting it out. So I sat down on a small rock and watched, my rifle in my hands.
I could see part of the animal’s head and the top of one shoulder. A moment later it raised up and stepped out into the opening. Then I saw it was not a bear.
This, to the best of my recollection, is what the creature looked like and how it acted as it came across the clearing directly toward me. My first impression was of a huge man, about six feet tall, almost three feet wide, and probably weighing somewhere near three hundred pounds. It was covered from head to foot with dark brown silver-tipped hair. But as it came closer I saw by its breasts that it was female.
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The Mica Mountain Sasquatch, drawn under Roe’s direction by his daughter

And yet, its torso was not curved like a female’s. Its broad frame was straight from shoulder to hip. Its arms were much thicker than a man’s arms, and longer, reaching almost to its knees. Its feet were broader proportionately than a man’s, about five inches wide at the front and tapering to much thinner heels. When it walked it placed the heel of its foot down first, and I could see the grey-brown skin or hide on the soles of its feet.
It came to the edge of the bush I was hiding in, within twenty feet of me, and squatted down on its haunches. Reaching out its hands it pulled the branches of bushes toward it and stripped the leaves with its teeth. Its lips curled flexibly around the leaves as it ate. I was close enough to see that its teeth were white and even.
The shape of this creature’s head somewhat resembled a Negro’s. The head was higher at the back than at the front. The nose was broad and flat. The lips and chin protruded farther than its nose. But the hair that covered it, leaving bare only the parts of its face around the mouth, nose and ears, made it resemble an animal as much as a human. None of this hair, even on the back of its head, was longer than an inch, and that on its face was much shorter. Its ears were shaped like a human’s ears. But its eyes were small and black like a bear’s. And its neck also was unhuman. Thicker and shorter than any man’s I had ever seen.
As I watched this creature, I wondered if some movie company was making a film at this place and that what I saw was an actor, made up to look partly human and partly animal. But as I observed it more, I decided it would be impossible to fake such a specimen. Anyway, I learned later there was no such company near that area. Nor, in fact, did anyone live up Mica Mountain, according to the people who lived in Tete Jaune Cache.
Finally the wild thing must have got my scent, for it looked directly at me through an opening in the brush. A look of amazement crossed its face. It looked so comical at the moment I had to grin. Still in a crouched position, it backed up three or four short steps, then straightened up to its full height and started to walk rapidly back the way it had come. For a moment it watched me over its shoulder as it went, not exactly afraid, but as though it wanted no contact with anything strange.
The thought came to me that if I shot it, I would possibly have a specimen of great interest to scientists the world over. I had heard stories of the Sasquatch, the giant hairy Indians that live in the legends of British Columbia Indians, and also many claim, are still in fact alive today. Maybe this was a Sasquatch, I told myself.
I levelled my rifle. The creature was still walking rapidly away, again turning its head to look in my direction. I lowered the rifle. Although I have called the creature “it”, I felt now that it was a human being and I knew I would never forgive myself if I killed it.
Just as it came to the other patch of brush it threw its head back and made a peculiar noise that seemed to be half laugh and half language, and which I can only describe as a kind of a whinny. Then it walked from the small brush into a stand of lodgepole pine.
I stepped out into the opening and looked across a small ridge just beyond the pine to see if I could see it again. It came out on the ridge a couple of hundred yards away from me, tipped its head back again, and again emitted the only sound I had heard it make, but what this half- laugh, half-language was meant to convey, I do not know. It disappeared then, and I never saw it again.
I wanted to find out if it lived on vegetation entirely or ate meat as well, so I went down and looked for signs. I found it in five different places, and although I examined it thoroughly, could find no hair or shells of bugs or insects. So I believe it was strictly a vegetarian.
I found one place where it had slept for a couple of nights under a tree. Now, the nights were cool up the mountain, at this time of year especially, and yet it had not used a fire. I found no sign that it possessed even the simplest of tools. Nor a single companion while in this place.
Whether this was a Sasquatch I do not know. It will always remain a mystery to me, unless another one is found.
I hereby declare the above statement to be in every part true, to the best of my powers of observation and recollection.

(Signed) William Roe

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AM64 said:
And maybe there would be more. Biden would have been largely relying on the same unprepared federal bureaucracies that Trump had to deal with.
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Trump hasn’t even mentioned the virus in any serious capacity in months. He downplayed it from the very beginning and undermined every single disease expert. The United states has the second most deaths per capita of any nation (Several states would be number 1 if treated independently) and still 9 months in has no testing or tracing strategy. It’d be hard to do worse, but if that’s the fantasy you want to live in then ok.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
That doesn't answer the question. What makes Trump so bad?
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He's conditioned a horde of zombies to be so gullible that they actually believe the presidential election was stolen through widespread fraud.
He's conditioned a horde of zombies to support the AG from one state attempting to sue 17 other states in an effort to overturn a presidential election.
He's conditioned a horde of zombies to be able to ignore fact and accept fiction on his voice command.
 
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hndog609 said:
I really hope this isn't a lost "devil you know" scenario for people that came in with this mindset. I really, genuinely do. To think it impossible that the "Literally anybody but Trump." approach could go wrong is, at best, naive.
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I always maintained that was one of the dangers of normalizing and supporting Trump.
Some people cannot foresee obvious and logical consequences until it is to late.
 
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TennesseeTopHat said:
Maybe we wouldn’t have 300k dead people from a virus in 9 months? I know, I know, it’s not a big deal and it’s just the flu yet somehow there’s still 3k people dying a day from it.
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If Joe was President there would have been more dead because he wouldn't have stopped flights from China. He wouldn't have known how to have car company's build life support machines and just forget Warp speed. Trump was told over 2 million would die from this China virus so he has saved life's if it was Biden the media would be saying he has done a great job. The left never lets a pandemic or tragedy go to waist they used it against Trump and gave Cuomo a Emmy when he killed elderly people by sending sick covid patients with people who didn't have it when Trump had the Navy comfort ship they could have went to.
 
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1972 Grad said:
And that election was stolen in Chicago and Dallas. Know your history.
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Wow! That's so thoughtful '72. Here I was contently sipping Sore Loser Nouveau 2020 and you break out the vintage stuff.

In seriousness, even knowing that Nixon became a sweaty crook, I think he was the better choice in 1960. Kennedy was an unqualified sickling spawn of a corrupt family and never should have been president. It was all propaganda and no substance.

I also think Nixon would have cleaved more to the Eisenhower path if elected at this point. Many believe he would have fostered in civil rights laws as well. Would be a totally different world without 1960. But 1960 made Nixon lose his mind and fully embrace his inner creep, then Watergate and the attendant collapse of American civic engagement.

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luthervol said:
I always maintained that was one of the dangers of normalizing and supporting Trump.
Some people cannot foresee obvious and logical consequences until it is to late.
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Perhaps...but I think a much better reaction would have been a hell of a lot more "normal" than Biden/Harris.

Understand I can accept how fervently you and others like you could genuinely detest Trump. Try and understand the reticence many hold that what is replacing him actually holds the real possibility of being worse. (and not just in making people nuts with tweets and quotes...actual policy issues)
 
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