US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians

 

[Day of the Cope]

They're almost starting to get it, holy shit. It's almost as if a big reason for tariffs is to encourage companies to make products within the country!

 

[HOMO FOR LIFE RETURNS]

They're almost starting to get it, holy shit. It's almost as if a big reason for tariffs is to encourage companies to make products within the country!
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I guess Intel can't do shit, so gooks gotta do it.

 

[ExplodedWhale]

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"I’d rather be broke and struggling"

Well I wouldn't.

And a lot of people wouldn't, considering they have kids to feed and bills to pay and other stuff you can't relate to because you're a loser.

Also shut up, leaf.

 

[Dog-O-Tron 5000v5.0]

But let me expand on this a bit. The fraud is a disconnected thing. The people above encourage and allow it but they do not -direct-it. The people below do it and create it, but are not -told- to or -how- to.

This is always how I've said the 2020 steal went down. It wasn't a high ranking DNC official making a phone call "Alright, fire up the ballot printers at midnight," it was a woke vote counter, like those two fat sassy black women in GA who are currently riding high on all Rudy's bling, throwing every other vote for Trump in the trash thinking they are saving us from Hitler.

Do you remember the last time you saw a politician actually having fun at an actually public event?

They love to have their private parties and their booths completely removed from the smell of the common populace. Personally, I want more of this. More fun in public showing them being actually normal people at heart.

Julius Caesar was notorious for going to chariot races and gladiatorial games and ignoring them like a wet blanket, doing paperwork. Augustus saw how bad that made his uncle look to regular people, and made sure to pay attention and appear at least to be having a good time when he went.

 

[The Ugly One]

I guess Intel can't do shit, so gooks gotta do it.

There are a bunch of companies who have longstanding contracts with Samsung, Qualcomm and IBM being two I know of. Intel's only very recently opened up their foundry.

 

[Mark Goldbridge]

The mainstream media playbook will be to heavy push in a couple months that people "regret voting Trump" and were "misled by Elon and X"

 

[Michael Wade]

They know come January the infinite toybox for them to play war with gets closed. Since that means they might have to stop playing war, and they don't want to, the next best thing is to convince other people to play with them. Thus, the EU needs to get ready to die so that Youtuber can keep blogging about how awesome the war is.

We used to call these faggots Armchair Generals. No idea what the current name is.

Faggots want war with Russia and Iran when we can find a thousand more better reasons to fuck up nearby Mexican gangs

 

[Back me up!]

RFK has never been -against- eating fast food, he just wants it to go back to using the legitimately healthier and tastier ingredients it once did. Also, I am half convinced this was Trump saying to eat it so he can compare the before and after,.

We now go live to a American family eating some McDonalds that has been made with Beef Tallow:

"If this is food......what have we been eating?"

 

[Gehenna]

We now go live to a American family eating some McDonalds that has been made with Beef Tallow:

"If this is food......what have we been eating?"

If you can get past it being hideously old and 480P, I would recommend -everyone- watch

Made as a sort of response to Super Size Me, it actually goes into a lot more of the history and facts of how digestion and weight loss works. Its only real preachiness is "Super Size Me is lying to you".


Edit: Its Age Restricted... Lol, lmao even....

 

[Dr J]

The mainstream media playbook will be to heavy push in a couple months that people "regret voting Trump" and were "misled by Elon and X"

Aren't they already doing that now? Isn't their cope 'people who voted Trump will regret doing so' already? And isn't that what the likes of Michael Moore said in 2016?

 

[AnotherPleb]

Faggots want war with Russia and Iran when we can find a thousand more better reasons to fuck up nearby Mexican gangs

It's a whole lot easier to want war with someone when there's an ocean separating you and them.

 

[#lurker]

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Damn, Mike really was there the whole night with the crew. Do not remember the last time I saw the speaker of the house at a UFC event lmao

Mike really looks like a geek that was dragged to the jock party. But it's a good sign because it shows that congressfags know that RINOism is dead.

 

[BigGuyOS 6 : Jovial Janny]

The Nostradumbass of Elections Allan Lichtman has been coping, seething in post election interviews. He complains abiut 300 billionare Musk, misinformation, repeats r/somethingiswrong2024 talking points, and threatens to leave when the newscaster offers slight pushback. Also bitches and moans about doxing and dissenters. Does 'I lost my keys' Lichtman have a dedicated thread yet?

 

[Mark Goldbridge]

Aren't they already doing that now? Isn't their cope 'people who voted Trump will regret doing so' already? And isn't that what the likes of Michael Moore said in 2016?

Yes, they get a bunch of white young men and young black women that voted Trump and get them together to say "I voted Trump because I thought he would do X, I regret my decision"
Did the same thing in 2016/17

 

[Post Reply]

Ann Selzer is ending her polling and leaving the Des Moines Register. I guess her Harris +3 poll was a kamikaze mission.

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www.desmoinesregister.com
Pollster Ann Selzer ending election polling, moving 'to other ventures and opportunities'

J. Ann Selzer

Public opinion polling has been my life’s work. I collected my first research data as a freshman in college, if you don’t count a neighborhood poll I did at age 5. I’ve always been fascinated with what a person could learn from a scientific sample of a meaningful universe.

Beyond election polls, my favorite projects were helping clients learn something they did not know to help them evaluate options for their companies, institutions or causes. That work may well continue, but I knew a few years ago that the election polling part of my career was headed to a close.

Over a year ago I advised the Register I would not renew when my 2024 contract expired with the latest election poll as I transition to other ventures and opportunities.

Would I have liked to make this announcement after a final poll aligned with Election Day results? Of course. It’s ironic that it’s just the opposite. I am proud of the work I’ve done for the Register, for the Detroit Free Press, for the Indianapolis Star, for Bloomberg News and for other public and private organizations interested in elections. They were great clients and were happy with my work. 

There were shocking polls for each, to be sure. In the end, my findings looked good. Over 30 years of polling led to an A+ rating in Nate Silver’s analysis of pollsters’ track records of accuracy. I earned that rating in Silver’s first list, and my grade never dropped. Maybe that history of accuracy made the outlier position too comfortable.

Polling is a science of estimation, and science has a way of periodically humbling the scientist. So, I’m humbled, yet always willing to learn from unexpected findings.

My work will continue for current clients and for clients yet to come. In addition, I’m thinking about how to put other talents to work for the benefit of new clients. 

My integrity means a lot to me. To those who have questioned it, there are likely no words to dissuade. For those who know me best, I appreciate the supportive notes and calls reminding me that what drew me to them as friends, colleagues and clients was commitment to truth and accuracy — both in my professional and my personal relationships.

That is part of my DNA, and I intend to protect and preserve that heart of me.

J. Ann Selzer heads Selzer & Co. of West Des Moines. She first worked with the Iowa Poll in 1987 as a Des Moines Register staffer, then started her own firm and has conducted the Iowa Poll on a contract basis since 1997.

 

[mandatorylurk]

The rule of cool is definitely with Trump these days. What I find interesting is MAGA is honestly running with b and c-listers yet people find it more appealing and believable compared to the "a" list stars who thought they can dictate everything.



That smile is genuine, we'll only see it when he finally finds the one piece.

 

[What the shit]

What I find interesting is MAGA is honestly running with b and c-listers yet people find it more appealing and believable compared to the "a" list stars who thought they can dictate everything.

The “a-list” stars we have nowadays are retarded faggots compared to the past. They have so many skeletons in their closets that it’s stupid to even consider their opinions or stances on the world.

 

[Sneedenhagen Chew]

Honestly the Tallow thing may actually be more significant then we think, assuming that the taste and/or health difference is noticeable if seed oils are restricted or banned.

It could conceivably lower the price of beef in general, since tons of tallow is just money thrown in the garbage in a variety of senses. In practice maybe not, but in theory.

Canadian chiming in that I'm most excited about RFK, of the picks. A huge chunk, probably over 3/4 of food on our shelves or in our fridges and freezers is either made in America, or exported to America which means these changes will necessarily also affect Canadian food (unless our government really wants to lose a trade war with America).

 

[Back me up!]

Some say thst Trump's greatest strength is that he creats a a unique Gom Jabbar test for each appointment.



"Its the best test, the greatest test.....now eat the BigMac."

 

[Gehenna]

Some say thst Trump's greatest strength is that he creats a a unique Gom Jabbar test for each appointment.

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"Its the best test, the greatest test.....now eat the BigMac."

The thing that amuses me with this picture is that, if you personally know RFK like I do, then you can tell he is actually perfectly happy to eat that big mac. He just has this resting squint that makes him look unhappy at every moment of his life. Which makes for comedy gold on the pic.