2024 Presidential Race

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Sudden Impact said:
Based on your post count just alone in the Political Forum, you got me beat by a long shot. On a personal note, I don't see it. At least, I am good with where I am and living the dream and will not have to rely on SS.
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Keep counting then. I must be very popular to have the loons fawn all over me.
 
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so you think it was an organic movement that the media was 100% behind Biden, saying he was sharp as a tack, while also saying kamala was a liability in July. to Biden stepping down, Kamala being appointed, and suddenly the best candidate ever with near total media support?
 
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evillawyer said:
McDonald's is franchised. One franchisee had Trump come on property. To think that the Dems are trying to penalize the franchise because of this is insane.
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not really. the franchise bit has a good bit of nuance that most of the general public don't understand. the Dem messaging has been clear to do ANYTHING to make sure Trump isn't elected. Going after McDonalds shortly after a Trump event is in character, and nuanced enough to be sold however one wants it.
 
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www.thedailybeast.com

Trump’s Own Campaign Manager Blamed Him for Deadly Jan. 6 Riot

After the attack on the Capitol, Chris LaCivita liked and reposted tweets saying Donald Trump had incited the violence.
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Even Trump's current campaign manager has said that Trump is to blame for 1/6 and is unfit!

Of course, because Trump has paid him $22 million he has since taken down those comments.

One conman deserves another, I guess.
 
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Jackcrevol said:
y'all started it.
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Harry Reid and the Dems started it with the simple majority also known as the nuclear option. He was warned it would eliminate bipartisanship for judge approval and would backfire but went ahead anyway to the delight of the Dems and Pelosi. Since then, the Republicans have benefited way more than the Dems. Stop trying to rewrite history!
 
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LouderVol said:
so you think it was an organic movement that the media was 100% behind Biden, saying he was sharp as a tack, while also saying kamala was a liability in July. to Biden stepping down, Kamala being appointed, and suddenly the best candidate ever with near total media support?
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Of course he does. Bc to believe otherwise would mean he'd have to accept that there is a massive amount of corruption going on in both his party and the MSM. He's not ready for that.

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lawgator1 said:
www.thedailybeast.com

Trump’s Own Campaign Manager Blamed Him for Deadly Jan. 6 Riot

After the attack on the Capitol, Chris LaCivita liked and reposted tweets saying Donald Trump had incited the violence.
www.thedailybeast.com www.thedailybeast.com


Even Trump's current campaign manager has said that Trump is to blame for 1/6 and is unfit!

Of course, because Trump has paid him $22 million he has since taken down those comments.

One conman deserves another, I guess.
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That's what a lunatic with TDS would say ....
 
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W.TN.Orange Blood said:
Keep counting then. I must be very popular to have the loons fawn over me.
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Fawn a great word to use on a message board in that context. It sounds a little feminine to like loons fawning over you. Did you just finish reading Bambi or did someone else read it to you or is it your Word of the Day?

Word of advice, you are never as great as you think you are. But, you are never as bad as someone thinks you are, as well.

You show your immaturity and true colors taking a shot at a special needs individual for a political gig which does make you an *******. So admit it and move on.
 
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Sudden Impact said:
Fawn a great word to use on a message board in that context. It sounds a little feminine to like loons fawning over you. Did you just finish reading Bambi or did someone else read it to you or is it your Word of the Day?

Word of advice, you are never as great as you, you think you are. But, you are never as bad as someone thinks you are, as well.

You show your immaturity and true colors taking a shot at a special needs individual for a political gig which does make you an *******. So admit it and move on.
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Thxs for the advice that's from the worthless janitor of clean toilets in your company.
 
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evillawyer said:
McDonald's is franchised. One franchisee had Trump come on property. To think that the Dems are trying to penalize the franchise because of this is insane.
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They are threatening the franchise with government power for supporting a political candidate. This is simple tyranny. Other businesses see this as well. They do it all the time, especially Democrats. And it appears you and your Dem friends are ok with it.
 
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LibertyVol said:
They are threatening the franchise with government power for supporting a political candidate. This is simple tyranny. Other businesses see this as well. They do it all the time, especially Democrats. And it appears you and your Dem friends are ok with it.
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But McDonald's itself doesn't support Trump. It was one goober franchise owner who hates having to pay his employees to live on who brought in Trump. There's nothing to link McGoobers action with what Warren proposed.
 
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kiddiedoc said:
I think it's weird that a person with your content and tag line calls someone else a "goober."

Many of do not agree with much of how Trump has behaved in the past and some of the things he says. We aren't electing a church elder. But, we are big boys and girls and realize that we are voting for the policies that will lead this country. And Kamala's suck.
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This is the trick of many of those on the left. They attempt to twist the ideas of Christianity between personality vs works. I created a thread about a messages from the church about the election and the church's role.

Here is an excerpt.



God had the first word long before anybody, and so it's important to understand we're just talking about the biblical issues,

so I want to share three things with us that
I believe will help us advance the Kingdom of God
for the glory of God, to stem the tide of
evil in our land until Jesus comes. And here's the
first one. If you're taking notes, we got to get this. Friends,
God uses flaweds people. God uses flawed, sinful people. One
of my biggest concerns this election cycle is the Christian

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who wants to do the right thing but can't vote
for a candidate(corrected text) who doesn't have the total package. And
I hear Christians talk like this. I hear them say
things like, I don't like a few things about this
person's personality or a couple of their positions, but I
can't vote for the other candidate(corrected text) because they're they're they're

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too far from my biblical values. And so I'll just
sit it out, or I'll vote for a write in,
which is a vote for nobody, nobody. This is a
binary election. That's it, and listen. I understand elections are
serious things with serious consequences, but please please tell me

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what other decisions do you make in your life that
must meet one hunt hundred percent of the criteria? What
other decisions do you really say if it doesn't have
one hundred percent, I'm not doing this. I suspect that
everybody here attends Cornerstone, but we don't meet one hundred
percent of what you would like. Like some of you are, like,

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really love the worship, the preaching guys a little, you know,
but I still come because I love the worship. Or
the other one I hear is you know, worship's too loud.
Don't really like it, it sounds too rock and roll.
I'll come twenty minutes late because I like the guy
who preaches. I've heard you, I know, or I got
to wear my earplugs. I don't really like, you know,
how loud the worship is. But they do have good

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children's ministry. Or they're not quite as charismatic as I
might like, but they have good youth ministry. Or I
wish they'd emphasize missions more. But they do have a
good Women's Ministry. Listen, you don't make a decision based
on one hundred percent. You make a decision based on
does this in the majority sense seem to fit and

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does it make sense for you? Nothing is one hundred
percent based on certain criteria. Are you married? Are you married?
You listen to me. You did not choose that spouse
because they met one hundred percent of everything. You loved

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them and you're like, this is the best of any
other choices, and don't some of you look at me.
I'm like, no, that isn't true. I'm married her because
she meets one hundred percent of my crocteria. Yes she does,
pastrog she makes one hundred percent of my criteria. Well,
guarantee you don't. Guarantee you don't. She's gotten snoring and

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fungus toenails. That was not part of the original deal.
So listen. There's no perfect spouse, there's no perfect church,
there's no perfec, there's no perfect job, there's no perfect neighborhood,
and Jesus is not on the ballot. There is no
perfect candidate. Get over looking for the most perfect person.

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But you had better vote for the better choice, not
a perfect choice. Proverbs fourteen thirty four says righteousness exalts
in nation, but sin is a reproach to any people.
Every candidate is a flawed, sinful human being, including Kamala Harris,
including Donald Trump. And I think personally that evangelicals have

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for too long looked for the candidate based on likability
and how strong their faith was in Jesus. And if
those things don't line up, then they're not good enough
for me to vote for because I need to vote
for a good person, because good people promote good policies right,
not always, not always, policies are always more important than

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personalities because personalities come and go, but policies will live
long after them. A nation will not thrive because of
the righteousness of the leader, but because the leader promotes
righteous policies. And that's a big difference, because here's the reality.
When you read your Bibles, the reality is that there

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were some righteous leaders who did unrighteous things, and there
were some unrighteous leaders who did righteous things, and God
used them both. God used them both. What mattered most
was the righteous thing the king did, not the righteousness
of the king. Per Se, God used both the righteous
leaders and the unrighteous leaders. In the Bible. David was

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a righteous leader. He was a man after God's own heart,
but he committed adultery and he counted the fighting men,
which incurred the wrath of God as judgment upon the nation.
Though he was a righteous king after God's heart, God
used David. God used Hezekiah. Hezekiah was also a righteous king,
but Hezekiah had terrible foreign policy that also incurred the

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wrath of God as a national judgment. He was a
righteous king, but God used him even though he did
an unrighteous thing. Look at Samson. Samson was a righteous
judge who had a weakness for women, and God still
used him for the benefit of the nation. And Samson
ends up in Hebrews eleven as part of the Hebrew
Hall of Faith. Now listen, I'm not making excuses for

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their bad behavior or their sin. They all paid consequences
for their sin. My point is that God uses flawed
people to promote good policies for a nation. You see
it all through the Bible, and God used unrighteous people
too for the same reason. You look at King Nebeknzar
in your bibles, King of Babylon, King Cyrus in your Bible,

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King of Persia. Those two guys were pagan as pagan comes,
and you had God put it on their hearts to
do righteous things for Israel and for the Jewish people.
And for that reason, they were unrighteous kings that God
used because of their righteous policies that promoted good for
the benefit of the nation. Please stop looking at the

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person and look at their policies. Some of you say, well,
I can't vote for the Orange man. The Orange man's
a bully, he sends out mean tweets, and I don't
like the guy in a terrible personality. Or on the
other hand, you're like, I can't vote for her. She's
a cacklin hen. She'd always has cackling about stuff. She
repeats the same dumb phrases about unburdened by what has been.

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And people make it about the two of their personalities.
Let me tell you something, on a personal level, I'd
rather have a mean orange man who gave us three
Supreme Court justices to overturn Roe v. Wade than a
joyful hen who believes in killing babies in the ninth month.

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So we have to stop focusing on who's a good candidate.
Because Jesus said in Luke eighteen nineteen no one is
good except God, so there is no good candidate, there
is no righteous person. But God can still use the
righteous and the unrighteous to accomplish his good purposes, which
leads me to the second point number two vote policies

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over personalities.



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