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US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians
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She was awful when Psaki caught covid, this is going to be hilarious. And I don't mean awful as in annoying, I mean awful as in "unable to successfully spin the admin's mistakes", i.e. the job of a press secretary.
They're going to be bringing in staff to shush questions from WaPo reporters while she makes a hasty exit before the end of the year, mark my words.
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She's going to give us some amazing soundbites before then. She's liable to say "Inflation is a good thing and anyone who says otherwise is ignorant" to some reporters face when questioned over it.
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One thing I’ve maintained from the start is that Psaki, despite being a thundercunt, is really good at her job (although she’s gotten it far easier than any of Trump’s secretaries because the press is playing softball and not viewing themselves as sAViNg dEmoCraCY anymore). Anytime they’ve thrown Jean-Pierre out there in her absence, she’s exemplified that she is a diversity hire to a T. Way in over her head and unable to go head-to-head with press members that are remotely combative. Psaki was able to shut them up, but she won’t be able to do so.
Yes, @Meat Target, my dick is filling up just thinking about those two getting into an argument. Can’t fucking wait.
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It's always funny when you try to argue with these people.
"noooooo it's red team vs blue team! RED TEAM VS BLUE TEAM!"
They are gone.
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Bill Palmer is turning legitimately psychotic before our eyes in real time.
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All executions should be an overdose of fentanyl followed by a cop kneeing you in the back until you expire.
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Right, I have an important question for you. Without looking it up, what do you think is the percentage of Democrat and Republican registered voters in the U.S. compared to the total of registered voters? Not the hardcore ideologues specifically, just Democrat and Republican in general.
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If 2024 is Clinton vs. Trump again, and they try to tell me whoever won got the most votes in American history, instead of a massive decline from people throwing up their hands and saying "fuck it", I call 100%, unfiltered, home-grown, on the ranch, it temporarily covered a prairie dog burrow BULL SHIT
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I’m actually curious, since you probably have it on hand. I would guess around 40 percent of overall registered voters have a party affiliation. Not sure how many states require that for primaries.
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I'll wait to say for when/if the other poster responds, though if you want to know the numbers just PM me. I will say it is greater than 40%.
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My hope is that Durham will go ham if the GOP gains control of the house this year. Though that seems super slim considering if he was going to cause any issues they'd have killed it off by now.
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Of fucking course.
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I was about to ask would it kill the Left if they would let someone other than Hillary run, and then I remembered yeah it actually could in Hillary's case.
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Has anyone noted that a group calling itself "Ruth Sent Us" (totally organic...) is going to picket at conservative Justices' houses on the 11th? They seem to already be busy, not protesting, but making sure everyone knows they're affiliated with BLM.
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Horde of joggers. The only place that a hoard of joggers would be found is prison, and I sure hope you don't wind up there.
Man, and here I thought I was a walking, talking encyclopedia of 'tism and now you come along dropping facts like crazy.
Na. Even by the end of the Napoleonic Era things had massively changed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_floating_battery_Demologos
The first steam-powered warship had been built during the War of 1812. While ultimately impractical for a variety of reasons, it was nonetheless a sign of things to come. You also had the first practical breechloader patented in 1811. That of course only came after the Ferguson rifle, which was an impractical breechloader. Man, I wonder who was President during those pivotal years that demonstrated things had changed and would continue to change...
OH. You know what, if the man who wrote and spearheaded the 2nd Amendment through the ratification process doesn't feel a need to do something about these dangerous weapons that let a person kill four or five or maybe even ten men in a single minute if he knows what he's doing, not sure why I should listen to what the Left has to say about guns.
EDIT: I would like to add that the Ferguson rifle had been deployed by the British during the Revolutionary War, so it was definitely not unknown to the Founding Fathers either.
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