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US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians
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Are they though? They seem faggier than anything, supposedly the youth vote went in hard on Biden and that they are possibly rebelling about being the eternal scapegoat doesn't translate to the having any sort of work ethic or integrity.
You tell me, seeing how the commie scum ran into educational institutions in the 70s and you have had 3 generations of the lowest level of niggercattle since then.
Fatboi Gus
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>The Hill article
>Polling source is NPR
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Yeah, it's real sus. There were a bunch of fake polls about the inditements from all the usual suspects, cnn, abc, msnbc, etc. Still, I know Republican boomers, and they don't like Trump because their best friend Mr. Television says to not like him, so they're looking for any reason to not vote for him. Maybe that's just true in the deep blue areas I travel in, where a MAGA hat will get you assaulted.
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"Just here for the eggs"
It didn't have to be this way, Ron.
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Look at how sad he looks, he couldn't even make eye contact with people or say "you're welcome."
The copium from the Iowa State Fair yesterday is that Trump spent more time travelling to the Fair than actually there, and that's why he's not going to win. Apparently he only spent 47 minutes, and this is seen as some slight against T-Bone. He did more in 47 minutes than Rob did all day. And apparently Trump dropped $20,000 to pay the tab for everyone during his time there.
This is an interesting story, in 2010 Scott Brown won the MA senate seat Drunk Ted Kennedy had (which ended the dems fillibuster proof majority in the senate forcing them to ram Obamacare in via reconciliation), and apparently Joepedo was getting to handsy with his wife at the swearing-in:
The copium from the Iowa State Fair yesterday is that Trump spent more time travelling to the Fair than actually there, and that's why he's not going to win. Apparently he only spent 47 minutes, and this is seen as some slight against T-Bone. He did more in 47 minutes than Rob did all day. And apparently Trump dropped $20,000 to pay the tab for everyone during his time there.
This is an interesting story, in 2010 Scott Brown won the MA senate seat Drunk Ted Kennedy had (which ended the dems fillibuster proof majority in the senate forcing them to ram Obamacare in via reconciliation), and apparently Joepedo was getting to handsy with his wife at the swearing-in:
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All I can see is white chocolate dipped meatballs. Ron is finished.
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I'm starting to think Ron's candidacy is being driven by people who want to sabotage his potential to be Trump's successor. He could be Trump's Favorite Governor and run in '28 with The Donald behind him. Instead, he's rudderless retard with no fan base, and I doubt he can recover.
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Am I wrong in thinking that the Indian and/or the Soccer Mom would repeatedly humiliate Meatball on debate stages even if Trump somehow get prevented from running? I don't see how this guy ever gets the republican nomination, he is an autist who isn't well spoken, quick witted and lacks anything remotely resembling a spine or dignity.
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He's only good at yelling at reporters at press conferences
He opens his mouth and the words of a messaging consultant come out. He can't just say this is bullshit to the kangaroo courting of Trump, he has to hem and haw about muh J6 because his messaging consultant told him to has to have it both ways or he'll lose his establishment backers. The lack of authenticity has killed him with Republican voters
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Not long ago, my state's GOP sent out a poll via email and I actually filled it out. Most of it contained questions about which of the primary candidates were best suited to different issues, which issues I think are important, etc, but one question in particular really stood out to me - basically they asked:
Which statement do you feel is closer to the truth?
A) Donald Trump legitimately lost the 2020 election, regardless of whatever irregularities may have occured.
B) Donald Trump only lost the 2020 election due to widespread fraud, and would have won in a fair contest.
Any idea why they would even be asking this? What bearing does it have on their current goal to sabotage his campaign at all costs?
Which statement do you feel is closer to the truth?
A) Donald Trump legitimately lost the 2020 election, regardless of whatever irregularities may have occured.
B) Donald Trump only lost the 2020 election due to widespread fraud, and would have won in a fair contest.
Any idea why they would even be asking this? What bearing does it have on their current goal to sabotage his campaign at all costs?
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That forced smile really set me off. He looks miserable, like interacting with his base is beneath him. He'd be much happier just focusing on Florida.
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Killing Trump is a literal crossing the rubicon moment in terms of the left going full mask off fascist. Not to mention a black swan event that no one can really predict the follow consequences/aftermath since either you martyr him and you finally get acts of mass violence against the DNC and their anti-life brigade ala in the aftermath of Waco or you see the Democrats abolish democracy/elections and go full fascist and either get away with it or have a couple of years of the left speed running Pol Pot's reign of terror before the rest of the world has to put the Democrats and their ilk down purely to keep their own populations from revolting against their governments out of fear that "as goes the United States, so does the rest of the world"....
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Not even then, he is only good if the entire thing is being done PRECISELY by the book and well controlled and coached. When a reporter throws a random curveball that wasn't expected to show up and he wasn't coached on he fumbles.
Remember when some journo threw a 100% real and honest acusation of Ron being some sort of black bag torturer at Guantanamo when he was in Israel signing away american freedom of speech? He fumbled that and went erratic, coming off as if the acusation had some sort of ground to stand on and not the complete smear it was. And that was weak shit. Imagine how he would crumble if he had to deal with a "grab them by the pussy" or a straight up slander like "very fine people on both sides" and "shithole countries"?
I heard a quote from I think a CIA glow nigger about the end of the Cold War that I think applies to the idea of Trump dying here. I think it went something like this.
"The end of the USSR is not the end of complex international cloak and dagger. We have slain the dragon, and from his body a thousand snakes have poured forth into the jungle. Sure, the dragon was far more dangerous than even a hundred snakes. But it was also much easier to keep track of, and much simpler to try and contain."
Take Trump out and you would see a complete explosion of the people he represents. You would no longer have his one voice to try and coerce people into a single MAGA vision and to try and keep people working still in the law.
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"Stealing the election is a literal crossing of the rubicon"
"Stealing the elections again is a literal crossing of the rubicon"
"The FBI raiding an ex president's residence purely for fishing purposes is a literal crossing of the rubicon"
I think I made my point and we both know I could alude to a few more as well.
I do agree that killing Trump is the most likely to get a reaction and the one most likely to generate that Black Swan, but I can also see people still not willing to act, or at least not in numbers to be relevant.
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Yes I left that out, in an environment that isn't completely controlled he doesn't know what to do
He can't manage a crowd. Yesterday he's stumbling around the state fair, people chanting for Trump in his face, heckling him and the governor at their little sitdown, and what does he do? Plaster on a fake politico smile and let the governor scold the crowd. Just take it and look feckless. How about being a man and facing the situation forthrightly? Say, "I know you prefer Trump, but I think I'll do better and that's why I'm running." No, that would require thinking for himself and taking command of an uncertain situation. That's why he's at 15% and Trump is at 50. Trump.exe doesn't crash when confronted
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This man is so awful at small talk it's unreal. Please just compliment the locals and say some nice platitudes, anything would be better then this.
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I've had people come into my work running for city council or mayor (my town isnt that big, less than 20,000 people) wanting to press the flesh, say hi, nice to meet you, I'm running for whatever, and they all had more charisma than Governor Meatball. People you immediately like them and feel good talking to them. I have no idea how he managed to even get a gubernatorial nomination he's so awkward
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Look at the intensity in his face. He's so focused on those eggs as if his life depends on it if he fucks up even one. You'd be forgiven if you assumed he was just there as part of the working crew.
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