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Participant[/quote] Can you say more about the Harris appearance in West Virginia? I’ve been off POTUS news lately.[/quote]
Legend, she was cheerfully telling coal miners how much better their life will be when they don’t have a job.
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ParticipantIt would be helpful if members of Congress and various state legislatures would actually do something other than run for re-election.
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Participant[quote quote=4201]Reminds me of a friend of mine who emigrated from Israel in the 1970s after fighting in one of the wars. He’s a very successful businessman in southern California now (kinda fits the profile of former IDF officer who came to the U.S. and kicked ass). He said that it was extremely confusing as an immigrant when he got here to ever think that anyone wouldn’t be a member of the party of “democracy.” “It’s right there in the name…Democrat…Democracy.” …took him a few years to figure it out, I think. And he’s extremely bright.[/quote]
Good heavens, let’s hope they never rebrand themselves as “The Party of Free Stuff”.
Beeg_Dawg
ParticipantBig whoop if Lindell is pushing his personal agenda. You act as if he is the first person entering the WH to do so.
As far as martial law, what’s happening in DC this week looks a lot more like martial law than anything we ever saw under Trump.
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ParticipantBidens handlers wouldn’t let him within 10 miles of that idea.
It’s an interesting thought, but from the dems POV it would be giving up the hill they spent the last 4 years fighting for.
Personally, without Trump to run against I think dems will lose both the house and senate in 2 years.
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ParticipantSaw a video clip of protestors cleaning up when one of them knocked over a trash can.
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Participant[quote quote=4151]A couple of thoughts.
And one last little thing to think about. Trump would have been re-elected if any of the three had happened (a) No once-in-a-century pandemic (b) anyone other than Biden were running against him — remember, in the New Hampshire Democratic primary, Kamala Harris got 128 votes and Trump got 1,217 as a write in and (c) Trump wasn’t such a flaming a-hole in public.
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I don’t believe the pandemic itself did much damage. Trump taking center stage trying to be the focal point of every press conference did more damage than COVID.
IMO, his opponent didn’t make a difference in the outcome. Mr. Ed could have garnered north of 45% of the vote as long as his last name wasn’t Trump.
Your third point is spot on. Trump did this to himself, just like Hillary shooting herself in the foot in 2016. Trump taking every slight to a DefCon 5 response grew tiring. Of course, Dems made it personal. Trump didn’t have to be likable, just not openly combative. Doesn’t seems that hard, but obviously that’s not in his DNA.
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ParticipantCC, the DC police and mayor got exactly what they asked for. Both are now complaining they didn’t get support they requested when help didn’t arrive for 4 hours.
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ParticipantCarson King is the poster child of punishment by woke. No discounting for doing and saying stupid teenager stuff. It’s condemning someone with a lifetime of good works to hell for one mis-deed.
I’ve always felt Busch could have made a hell of a dent in the woke movement by stating they were sticking with King, that he is a perfect example of someone who has grown and moved on from past mistakes. Even the most woke would have trouble finding fault with that position.
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ParticipantNothing inflammatory about the picture, is there? I have a growing fear of the social media giants, even more than government overreach. We could find our credit cards suspended for buying guns/ammo, or blocked from buying at certain businesses because we are conservative.
This is the cancel culture on steroids.
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Participanthttps://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/politics/georgia-political-geography/
Wasn’t a quick flip, but a slow drift.
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ParticipantOne problem is a lack of qualified people to give injections. Evidently the requirements for sticking a needle in someone arm can’t be met by using EMTs, dental assistants, veterinarians etc.
Last night I heard a talking head suggest “stretching” the vaccine supply by giving only one shot, delaying the second. Probably the dumbest thing I’ve heard in the last 4 years. The vaccine on hand is not being administered for lack of trained people, but we are going to stretch the supply by administering one shot to more patients?
How does that work?
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Participant[quote quote=4043]The criminals live under a cloak of victimhood because they are “homeless.”[/quote]
It is irritating how laws are selectively enforced. Washington (and most states if not all) has page after page of code detailing the responsibility of hotels and guests, detailing criminal charges when guests don’t pay or attempt to defraud an innkeeper. Anyone posting here would be charged with a felony and removed from the property for pulling this crap.
I wonder if left coast state residents will ever get mad enough to vote SJWs out of power. Didn’t happen this election because everything is Trumps fault. Maybe in two years we will see things start to change.
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ParticipantPreening idiot governor. Great line. I’m left trying to figure out which one when there are so many to choose from.
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ParticipantGeez Bob, what did you expect? I mean, don’t we normally get called for delay of game after calling for a time out?
Sort of reminded of giving up 21 4th q points to UCLA in 2005, losing in OT. That was 21 points in less than 6 minutes. Sitting next to Evan Moore’s dad. “How is that possible”?
Ah, the exciting days of Buddy Ball.
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