2024 Presidential Race

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turbovol said:
The GOP has been taken over by the fringe defiant numbskull wing that found inspiration in a mentally ill, hugely corrupt, maliciously dishonest con man/gangster/sociopath. It will soon realize that following along behind a narcissistic madman was not a wise thing to do.

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Oh no!

Well ummm...............anyway.
 
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turbovol said:
that anybody would support or vote for the gangster is an American embarrassment. But then we're not at all the advanced
country that we used to flatter ourselves as being. Far too many rubes, simpletons, backward christian crazies. It's the rural problem--too little education, too little exposure to other people/cultures and thus very narrow-minded, too much religion, too little information. If you've ever heard a MAGA answer questions, you'll know what I'm talking about.
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Bad news for radioactive Joe.


 
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turbovol said:
that anybody would support or vote for the gangster is an American embarrassment. But then we're not at all the advanced
country that we used to flatter ourselves as being. Far too many rubes, simpletons, backward christian crazies. It's the rural problem--too little education, too little exposure to other people/cultures and thus very narrow-minded, too much religion, too little information. If you've ever heard a MAGA answer questions, you'll know what I'm talking about.
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You know, NOTHING wins support for your political position than making fun of, insulting, and demeaning the very people you should be trying to win over. 🙄.
The Democrats USED to be the party of blue collar working America, even in the South. If they just spent the smallest amount of effort in trying to win a percentage of that vote back; they would be impossible to beat for a generation.
The more you call people backwards uneducated religious rubes, the more you drive them right into the arms of Trump.
By the way, if I ever really need to rely on someone for something life critical, those rural, non college educated, unsophisticated salt of the earth people are the first ones I would look to; much more so that an ivy league educated gender studies major who drinks soy milk driving to the next anti colonialist poetry night.
But what do I know?
 
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turbovol said:
The GOP has been taken over by the fringe defiant numbskull wing that found inspiration in a mentally ill, hugely corrupt, maliciously dishonest con man/gangster/sociopath. It will soon realize that following along behind a narcissistic madman was not a wise thing to do.

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BOTH parties have been taken over by fringe wings of their respective bases and are led by pathologically unserious people. We are left with only a choice between trying to decide which particular criminal is less dangerous. Not a good way to live life IMO.
 
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turbovol said:
that anybody would support or vote for the gangster is an American embarrassment. But then we're not at all the advanced
country that we used to flatter ourselves as being. Far too many rubes, simpletons, backward christian crazies. It's the rural problem--too little education, too little exposure to other people/cultures and thus very narrow-minded, too much religion, too little information. If you've ever heard a MAGA answer questions, you'll know what I'm talking about.
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Yup, Republicans DEFINITELY need some highly educated brainiacs like THIS guy
 
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OrangeTsar said:
Yup, Republicans DEFINITELY need some highly educated brainiacs like THIS guy
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I think if I had been the military representative fielding that question, I would have likely had to put my job on the line and ask him "are you f'ing serious or just that stupid?"
 
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McDad said:
The fantasy becomes more whimsical and less likely with each passing day.
The window of opportunity is closing. Replacement needs enough time for voters to connect and hear policy positions. Nov is 9 months away.
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The conventions are July or Aug so there is plenty of time. And you can’t be serious about voters needing to connect and hear policy?
 
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Franklin Pierce said:

Biden's $155 million in Donations dwarves Trump's $41.9 million as Joe invests in huge ad campaigns and the ex-president asks donors for help to cover his fraud fine​


  • FEC filings show Biden campaign alone had $71 million at end of February while Trump campaign had $33.5 million cash on hand
President Joe Biden's campaign cash advantage over former President Donald Trump swelled to $113 million as the ex-president is bogged down by legal costs heading into the general election rematch.

Biden's campaign had $71 million cash on hand at the end of February according to Federal Election Commission filings Wednesday night. It brought in more than $21 million and spent just over $6 million across the month.

Over the weekend, the president's campaign announced including the committees supporting him, Biden raised a whopping $53 million in February and had an unprecedented $155 million cash on hand at the end of the month.

Biden's massive cash advantage has given the president the ability to make an early digital advertising investment as well as book ads for the fall in what is expected to be the most expensive political race ever.

According to the filing, the committee spent nearly $5.6 million on legal consulting and still owed Alina Habba's law firm $534,361.

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Biden's $155 million in donations dwarves Trump's $41.9 million

President Joe Biden 's campaign cash advantage over former President Donald Trump swelled to $113 million as the ex-president is bogged down by legal costs heading into the general election.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk
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That's a lot of rubes giving their money. Should we start a thread with a poll?
 
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luthervol said:
I'm not putting my belief in them, I'm actually doing the opposite.

My point is that the tweet in question was no more absurd and void of relevance than most of the crap people use to support their position.

The whole "are you better off today than you were 4 years ago?" nonsense is rooted in that type of dis "information".
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Lmaooooo

www.politico.eu

Putin bombards Ukraine but US tells Kyiv to stop targeting Russian oil

Moscow used cruise missiles in massive barrage on energy infrastructure.
www.politico.eu www.politico.eu


Biden Democrats don’t want the price of Oil spiking down the homestretch of the Presidential election season.

And are perfectly fine hamstringing Ukraine if it means it will help them in domestic polls here.

What a great look for them 😂

At the same time, Washington has asked Ukraine to halt drone strikes on Russia’s oil refineries, out of fear of driving up crude oil prices
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luthervol said:
If you're making money by having twitter followers, you're going to have to dumb it down substantially.
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While discussing the 2014 election on Sunday's "60 Minutes," President Obama took a page out of Ronald Reagan's book:
I can put my record against any leader around the world in terms of digging ourselves out of a terrible, un -- almost unprecedented financial crisis. Ronald Reagan used to ask the question, "Are you better off than you were four years ago?" In this case, are you better off than you were in six? And the answer is, the country is definitely better off than we were when I came into office, but now we have to make...
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I can do this on you all day. You really have your head up your bleep
 
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volfanhill said:
While discussing the 2014 election on Sunday's "60 Minutes," President Obama took a page out of Ronald Reagan's book:

I can do this on you all day. You really have your head up your bleep
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Do what on me? Are you "special"?
Rather and Obama using the tactic changes nothing about what I said.
Why in the world would you think that it would?

I guess I could do this on you all day, but it would certainly be boring.
 
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