2024 Presidential Race

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Sea Ray said:
Haley did get clobbered by Republican voters but that doesn't make her a plant. Every Republican candidate has gotten clobbered by voters in favor of Trump. Is Vivek a Dem plant?
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Not sure about Vivek. Why don't you investigate that further bc I'm too lazy to do so.
 
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“Over the next 10 years, we’re on track to borrow more than $20 trillion, driven by well-known structural factors including the aging of the population, rising healthcare costs, mounting interest costs and a tax system that doesn’t fund the promises we’ve made.

“Interest costs have more than doubled in just the past three years, rising to more than $2 billion per day this year. And by next year, we’ll spend more on interest than on defense and nearly all other national priorities. CBO projects that annual interest payments will total $1.6 trillion a decade from now and will continue to grow from there.


No problem according to the fools.
 
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Conservative group used robocalls with fake/AI Biden voice to interfere in New Hampshire primary. NH has unmasked the group, and
criminal charges could be forthcoming.

 
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Supreme Court Signals Reluctance To Disqualify Trump From Ballot​


The Supreme Court on Thursday appeared reluctant to take the extraordinary step of disqualifying former President Trump from appearing on the ballot during a historic oral argument in which the justices grilled lawyers about whether states have the authority to ban a candidate from running for office.

Instead, the court during the two-hour argument largely delved into various threshold matters that would doom the various challenges without requiring the justices to reach that politically fraught question.

Several justices seemed sympathetic to Trump’s argument that states have no authority to disqualify candidates, while some also questioned whether the clause applies to the presidency, both findings that would preserve the former president’s eligibility nationwide.

“What’s a state doing deciding who other citizens get to vote for president,” said Justice Elena Kagan.

Chief Justice John Roberts raised concerns that, if the court disqualifies Trump, other states may move in “very quick order” to boot Democratic candidates from the ballot.

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Supreme Court signals reluctance to disqualify Trump from ballot

The Supreme Court on Thursday appeared reluctant to take the extraordinary step of disqualifying former President Trump from appearing on the ballot during a historic oral argument in which t…
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