Let's pretend for one moment that he does die before the election, just for the funsies. What happens then? Will the nomination revert to option number 2, aka Bernie Sanders? Or will his running mate automatically replace him just the way Vice-President is supposted to step in after the Big Man in the White House chokes on a piece of matzo? Does he even have a running mate yet?
US Joe Biden News Megathread - The Other Biden Derangement Syndrome Thread (with a side order of Fauci Derangement Syndrome)
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If it isn't the Democrat's old foe:
The consequences of their actions.
It would behoove Sniffy Joe to remember three words about the Midwest.
Kansas, Bloody Kansas.
And this is the real Civil War 2: Electric Boogaloo Map
EDIT: My Dumb ass used the wrong map
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From a few months ago:
https://twitter.com/RNCResearch/status/1436160334990094336
Also, regarding the idea that the unvaxxed impact public health by filling up hospitals, hospitals are already downsized because they cannot keep nurses, of whom 40% wish to remain unvaccinated at this time. Between that and burnout, hospitals limited the number of beds they had in order to stretch out their staff. So if those limited numbers of beds are filling up, it is equally on the hospitals who have not adapted to treat as many people as they can. Instead they are cynically using their own failures to keep patients out.
https://twitter.com/RNCResearch/status/1436160334990094336
Also, regarding the idea that the unvaxxed impact public health by filling up hospitals, hospitals are already downsized because they cannot keep nurses, of whom 40% wish to remain unvaccinated at this time. Between that and burnout, hospitals limited the number of beds they had in order to stretch out their staff. So if those limited numbers of beds are filling up, it is equally on the hospitals who have not adapted to treat as many people as they can. Instead they are cynically using their own failures to keep patients out.
I think about this too. I don't believe in the postmodern/CRT worldview that it's always about power, all the time. The morality of the American vision of freedom is true and just; it was not created to cement the white man's power. But these people have bought into the idea that words are just means to power, that there's no real value to them except posturing. And so their worldview just makes it easy for them to switch. I think all sides will sway in response to facts on the ground (hence why conservatives will become more open to the idea of limiting corporations' power), but conservatives tend to think power derives from principles first, whereas liberals think everything flows from power. They have just convinced themselves that only they would use that power justly, and so jettisoning any principle that would allow them to gain and keep power is worthwhile. They can't conceive that people are being honest when they say they want to treat all races equally, or that America is good, because they would only say those things if it meant they had the upper hand.
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Oh it'll take the case. Contradictory circuit court rulings are going to happen. The Supreme Court would look so bad if it let the country be split up into districts where this is okay and districts where it isn't, on the lines of the various circuit courts' jurisdiction. This is a "controversy to which the United States shall be a party" that is too big to ignore
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just my two cents:
Several things factor into this, and it’s not cut and dry, but there are a handful of things that stand out.
-vivid imagination
-critical thinking
-unbiased skepticism
-curiousity
-reading a wide variety of literature
-keeping informed, and continue learning
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Depends on who it's coming from. The former is the case is the journalists, academics, and activists whose long march through the institutions. The latter is what happened to the once-well-meaning, useful idiot normie libs.
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This will all end in tears, I just know it.
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This president is nothing but disaster after disaster and he's not even done with his first year in office yet.
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If my halfass laughing "it would be hilarious if" 'predictions' start coming true, I'm gonna start talking about shit that will cause the value of my crypto portfolio to go up. Damned clown world.
Hey did you hear Google and Apple might start taking Bitcoin payments for in app purchases? ...C'mooooon $50k.
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That strip of blue through the South ....... unsightly. Evil-minded.
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This thread is looking a little too on-topic for my tastes...
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"Outside are the dogs, those who practice magic arts, the sexually immoral, the murderers, the idolaters and everyone who loves and practices falsehood." - Revelation 22:15
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Is Kamalalalala the Whore of Babylon?
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nah, they have a god
and his name is mammon
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Our Dixie forever, She's never at a loss!
Down with the Eagle, and UP WITH THE CROSS!
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I wonder who watches those shows, why the fuck do they look so damn sanitized and dramatic and everyone looks perfect and the action looks cringe.
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Arizona gov:
"Governors don't report to Joe Biden. Governors don't report to the federal government. The states created the federal government, and Joe Biden has stepped out of his reach."
"Governors don't report to Joe Biden. Governors don't report to the federal government. The states created the federal government, and Joe Biden has stepped out of his reach."
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That's a slander on Mystery Babylon's good name.
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Same reason as to how people can zoom in on a picture in CSI or Law&Order and the picture, thanks to "enhancement" will magically become crystal clear.
It's a tv show, not all of it is real, it's why they put up that stupid disclaimer in the beginning on how "this show is based off of real life events" but doesn't get ALL the facts right regarding it. It's fantasy and gives the illusion that it's always so awesome and cool when in actuality it really isn't.
For example, being a detective in NYPD blue might be action/drama filled, but in the real world, aside from maybe having a boss who thinks he's hot shit and makes everyone's lives miserable, majority of the time they are at their desk typing away on their type writers on their long-ass legal papers or watchin tv.
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Republican Governor Sununu of New Hampshire(interview a day before Adolf Biden's decree)
Sununu: No, well, look, we are not going to mandate vaccines, nobody wants to mandate vaccines, even Washington doesn't want to mandate vaccines. That's absolutely the wrong approach. You have to appreciate that there's a lot of folks that aren't vaccinated. A third or more of our population isn't vaccinated. It isn't one political party, it isn't one age demographic, although the older demographic seems to be much more vaccinated than the younger.
But as you go through that, you realize, you know, there are a lot of young women who are teachers or nurses that are concerned about the vaccine because they may get pregnant later on. And so you have to have the right message for them in terms of the safety as it pertains to fertility and things like that
And you want them to engage with their doctor to have those discussions. There are folks that, you know, for a variety of reasons. "Oh, I'll get it. I'll get the vaccine when I go and finally see my doctor." "Well, when's that?" "Well, maybe early next year?" No, you want to push them. They're willing to do it, but they're doing it, kind of. They're not doing it out of a lack of convenience.
Gov. Sununu: So you want to engage them on the messaging at that level. So I think that's why I really push the no stone unturned because a lot of folks are choosing not to get it for a whole spectrum of reasons. It isn't just one constituency or one issue. So when it comes to making sure that, look, this is, we're not going to get the whole, not everyone is going to be vaccinated tomorrow. If you start cutting off services and all of this sort of thing to the vaccinated versus the unvaccinated, you're just really accentuating the problem, right? You're creating the haves and the have nots and all of that.
Gov. Sununu: They are likely. Look, if a health care institution here wants to mandate the vaccine, they absolutely have the ability to do that. I've talked to many of those CEOs, and they all say that when that happens, they could lose up to 10 percent of their workforce, and they know that. Losing 10 percent of the health care workforce would be devastating to our health care system. So while it is their choice to do that, and I don't shun that at all, it is a factor. They have to understand the repercussions of doing that. And so, you know, one of the examples I'll give is that the federal government has mandated that nursing homes require the vaccine for nursing home staff. You know, in the case of our veterans home here in New Hampshire, we have 99 percent of our veterans in our veterans home, the residents, are vaccinated, right? That's wonderful. And about 80 percent, even higher, of the staff. We have one of the highest vaccinated staff.
If you start mandating a vaccine, maybe you get five or 10 staff that walk out the door that say, Look, I'm going to go work at Home Depot. I could get 20 bucks an hour working at Home Depot. What's more dangerous, having a vaccinated resident with an unvaccinated nurse or having a vaccinated resident with no nurse to care for them? Right. So it's not a black and white issue. You have to understand there are consequences, pushes and pulls, pros and cons to each side of this and every health care institution facility is different. And so they really are the ones that have to look at their staffing dynamics, their transmissivity rate, what it really would do to staffing. Maybe it would have no effect. That would be great, but some might. It might have a more significant effect which is why they really need to be making those decisions on a localized level.
Sununu: No, well, look, we are not going to mandate vaccines, nobody wants to mandate vaccines, even Washington doesn't want to mandate vaccines. That's absolutely the wrong approach. You have to appreciate that there's a lot of folks that aren't vaccinated. A third or more of our population isn't vaccinated. It isn't one political party, it isn't one age demographic, although the older demographic seems to be much more vaccinated than the younger.
But as you go through that, you realize, you know, there are a lot of young women who are teachers or nurses that are concerned about the vaccine because they may get pregnant later on. And so you have to have the right message for them in terms of the safety as it pertains to fertility and things like that
And you want them to engage with their doctor to have those discussions. There are folks that, you know, for a variety of reasons. "Oh, I'll get it. I'll get the vaccine when I go and finally see my doctor." "Well, when's that?" "Well, maybe early next year?" No, you want to push them. They're willing to do it, but they're doing it, kind of. They're not doing it out of a lack of convenience.
Gov. Sununu: So you want to engage them on the messaging at that level. So I think that's why I really push the no stone unturned because a lot of folks are choosing not to get it for a whole spectrum of reasons. It isn't just one constituency or one issue. So when it comes to making sure that, look, this is, we're not going to get the whole, not everyone is going to be vaccinated tomorrow. If you start cutting off services and all of this sort of thing to the vaccinated versus the unvaccinated, you're just really accentuating the problem, right? You're creating the haves and the have nots and all of that.
Gov. Sununu: They are likely. Look, if a health care institution here wants to mandate the vaccine, they absolutely have the ability to do that. I've talked to many of those CEOs, and they all say that when that happens, they could lose up to 10 percent of their workforce, and they know that. Losing 10 percent of the health care workforce would be devastating to our health care system. So while it is their choice to do that, and I don't shun that at all, it is a factor. They have to understand the repercussions of doing that. And so, you know, one of the examples I'll give is that the federal government has mandated that nursing homes require the vaccine for nursing home staff. You know, in the case of our veterans home here in New Hampshire, we have 99 percent of our veterans in our veterans home, the residents, are vaccinated, right? That's wonderful. And about 80 percent, even higher, of the staff. We have one of the highest vaccinated staff.
If you start mandating a vaccine, maybe you get five or 10 staff that walk out the door that say, Look, I'm going to go work at Home Depot. I could get 20 bucks an hour working at Home Depot. What's more dangerous, having a vaccinated resident with an unvaccinated nurse or having a vaccinated resident with no nurse to care for them? Right. So it's not a black and white issue. You have to understand there are consequences, pushes and pulls, pros and cons to each side of this and every health care institution facility is different. And so they really are the ones that have to look at their staffing dynamics, their transmissivity rate, what it really would do to staffing. Maybe it would have no effect. That would be great, but some might. It might have a more significant effect which is why they really need to be making those decisions on a localized level.
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Leftist's minds have decayed that much. Other forums I go to I have found that you can systematically debunk their claims and they will continue as if you didn't.
Problem is that the left found itself co-opted by corporations and liberals never realized they became everything they hated. The system took their opposition and turned it against them.
Capitol police opened branches in Miami and San Francisco I believe. They are supposed to be an "Intel agency."
Appeal to emotion. I believe Dracfinel (YouTube Navel Historian) had an analogy for this situation.
"The Bismark (German Battleship) had destroyed the Lord Hood (British Battleship.) However the Bismark found itself in situation similar to a man who walked into a pub and knocked out the most popular patron. Looking around they noticed every other patron in bar started grabbing cue sticks and chairs."
Biden stepped in it something fierce. He's getting flak from everywhere and back up isn't coming. Half his shit is illegal and the other half is illegitimate. His legacy is burning before his eyes. There is no moves for him to take without alienating someone he needs. He is a lame duck president before midterms. And the only way out is a death that God seems to be holding back out of almost cruel malice.
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At this point, Ohio is only a swing state because of the cities.
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