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Can you help me complete the list of anti Trump slogans to obsess over? Asking for a friend.
And you keep ignoring the people who died from the trauma of the aftermath but I know that's convenient for you.
The school yard counters are hilarious.
morekaos
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that this is their closing argument, “Orangeman bad!” Is totally pitiful and desperate. They should be telling swing voters what good they will do not how bad the other candidate is. It won’t work… they’re closing on a weak note and handing the White House to him on a platter…Thank you!!
someguy
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Jan 6th
Convicted felon
Putin's pet
Can you help me complete the list of anti Trump slogans to obsess over? Asking for a friend.
morekaos
Well-known member
I’ll take Tulsi ten times over “has been” Cheney any day!...
She continued: 'I'm joining the party of the people, the party of equality, the party that was founded to fight against and end slavery in this country.'
Gabbard said that the GOP and Trump were 'the party of common sense and the party that is led by a president who has the courage and strength to fight for peace.'
This is the strongest closing argument out there….
'I love Kamala Harris,' a young Venezuelan man declared as he rested on the side of a highway in southern Mexico last week.
His belongings were heaped at his feet. Hundreds of fellow migrants stretched out along the roadway in both directions.
They're headed for the U.S. and nearly all of them have an opinion about who should be America's next president.
The migrants I spoke to on the road this week believe that this may be their last chance.
Many of them hope to reach the U.S. before November 5 because they fear that, if Trump is re-elected, he'll close the southern border and enforce longstanding immigration laws.
'If [Trump] wins… one has to do what the government says, [wait] for my turn,' said Carlos, a Honduran man in a caravan 30 miles north of Tapachula.
In reality, it's unlikely that these migrants will be able to make the 1,300-mile trek in the next two weeks. But they can try.
A group of Ghanaian men in a congested park in Tapachula told me that they feared a Trump presidency.
'We do not like Donald Trump, because he don't like us,' one man said.
To him, Kamala Harris is the preferred option.
Another Ghanian man said he plans to wait for the results of the election, before making his next move: 'If after election day [Harris is elected], we know that everything is good, then we can enter.'
A middle-aged Venezuelan man also in the park reiterated those fears: 'We know that if Donald Trump wins, all the migrants will be kicked out the [United States]… we hope that he doesn't win.'
As far as they're concerned, a Kamala Harris presidency would mean that America's borders will be thrown open.
If Donald Trump is elected president, their plans may change.
She continued: 'I'm joining the party of the people, the party of equality, the party that was founded to fight against and end slavery in this country.'
Gabbard said that the GOP and Trump were 'the party of common sense and the party that is led by a president who has the courage and strength to fight for peace.'
This is the strongest closing argument out there….
'I love Kamala Harris,' a young Venezuelan man declared as he rested on the side of a highway in southern Mexico last week.
His belongings were heaped at his feet. Hundreds of fellow migrants stretched out along the roadway in both directions.
They're headed for the U.S. and nearly all of them have an opinion about who should be America's next president.
The migrants I spoke to on the road this week believe that this may be their last chance.
Many of them hope to reach the U.S. before November 5 because they fear that, if Trump is re-elected, he'll close the southern border and enforce longstanding immigration laws.
'If [Trump] wins… one has to do what the government says, [wait] for my turn,' said Carlos, a Honduran man in a caravan 30 miles north of Tapachula.
In reality, it's unlikely that these migrants will be able to make the 1,300-mile trek in the next two weeks. But they can try.
A group of Ghanaian men in a congested park in Tapachula told me that they feared a Trump presidency.
'We do not like Donald Trump, because he don't like us,' one man said.
To him, Kamala Harris is the preferred option.
Another Ghanian man said he plans to wait for the results of the election, before making his next move: 'If after election day [Harris is elected], we know that everything is good, then we can enter.'
A middle-aged Venezuelan man also in the park reiterated those fears: 'We know that if Donald Trump wins, all the migrants will be kicked out the [United States]… we hope that he doesn't win.'
As far as they're concerned, a Kamala Harris presidency would mean that America's borders will be thrown open.
If Donald Trump is elected president, their plans may change.
someguy
Active member
Oh yah, Jan 6th. Super scary. Comrade Kalapa already spoke for me, but I want to emphasize how terrifying these terrorists are to me. Years of counseling, disability claims, support groups, and I still have night terrors about 9/11. I mean 10/7. I mean 1/6. Oh I am so scared I can't even remember why I'm scared, that's why I need to be reminded of it every day.
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someguy
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Woah woah woah, these facts are inconvenient, save me MSM and put me back into a perpetual state of hate and fear.The only one who died in that riot was an unarmed Trump supporter…shot by a coward
irvinehomeowner
Well-known member
Minimize all you want... Jan 6 should have never happened. Again... had it been the Democrats, you guys would be screaming in larger purple fonts.
And it's not the actual event you should be scared of, it's the fact that the outgoing president allowed it... encouraged it even. You don't see that but that's how politics blind people. Trump can't even be loyal to his own vice president... who was only being loyal to the Constitution and the vote... which is what an elected official should be.
Dead horse but it really makes me wonder where your sense of logic is.
And it's not the actual event you should be scared of, it's the fact that the outgoing president allowed it... encouraged it even. You don't see that but that's how politics blind people. Trump can't even be loyal to his own vice president... who was only being loyal to the Constitution and the vote... which is what an elected official should be.
Dead horse but it really makes me wonder where your sense of logic is.
irvinehomeowner
Well-known member
Who was participating in an insurrection and trying to trespass. Sad that anyone lost a life... but should not have been there.The only one who died in that riot was an unarmed Trump supporter…shot by a coward
And you keep ignoring the people who died from the trauma of the aftermath but I know that's convenient for you.
someguy
Active member
I've been traumatized by the insurrection aka greatest attack of democracy of all time ever since forever. Please acknowledge me. I'm a victim in need of saving. I accept donations via BTC, paypal, venmo, and visa gift cards. I'm not asking, but if you want to setup a gofundme for me I'll accept that too.
sgip
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GWB and Dick Cheney, authors of the Iraqi war (2003-2011), were directly responsible for the deaths of 4,400 American service men and women. During the war the entire Left and some few on the Right protested against the President and Vice President as they were considered to be war criminals. Here's a helpful 2011 article from the Left - The Atlantic - as a reminder.
www.theatlantic.com
Flash forward to 2024, Dick Cheney endorses and will be voting for Harris.
www.nbcnews.com
The hard Left have simply stuffed their principles down deep into their soul for the mere sake of winning power - as evidenced by some of the quotes here:
www.dailymail.co.uk
The bottom line: It seems, dear reader, that you are so offended by a riot that got out of control that you cannot vote for one candidate. OK, then one has to ask how can you vote for another candidate who is thrilled for the endorsement of someone capable of committing mass murder - as I believe Dick Cheney is guilty of? The answer, to quote Logan Roy: "....you are not serious people...."
Remembering Why Americans Loathe Dick Cheney
As the former vice-president releases his memoir, it's useful to recall the many reasons Americans disapproved of his tenure.
www.theatlantic.com
Flash forward to 2024, Dick Cheney endorses and will be voting for Harris.
Former Vice President Dick Cheney says he will vote for Harris
His daughter, former Rep. Liz Cheney, offered her endorsement of the Democratic presidential nominee earlier this week.
www.nbcnews.com
The hard Left have simply stuffed their principles down deep into their soul for the mere sake of winning power - as evidenced by some of the quotes here:
Kamala Harris met with furious reactions after praising Dick Cheney
Vice President Kamala Harris praised former Vice President Dick Cheney on Thursday, after his daughter Liz Cheney campaigned with her in Wisconsin.
The bottom line: It seems, dear reader, that you are so offended by a riot that got out of control that you cannot vote for one candidate. OK, then one has to ask how can you vote for another candidate who is thrilled for the endorsement of someone capable of committing mass murder - as I believe Dick Cheney is guilty of? The answer, to quote Logan Roy: "....you are not serious people...."
irvinehomeowner
Well-known member
And right on cue... Examples of DARVO.Puleeze…so anyone who died in a car accident a week later but was there was killed by an insurectuinist…..or committed suicide weeks later is a victim? No
The school yard counters are hilarious.
irvinehomeowner
Well-known member
And again... with more emoticons.
irvinehomeowner
Well-known member
Why do you even post polls? In 2016, they predicted Hillary to win and you ignored them, in 2020, they predicted Biden and you ignored them, now they are basically 50/50 and all of a sudden they are the arbiter of a Trump victory for you.
But it's okay to be wrong about science, facts and basically anything logical... because you have a boat... or you're just kidding.
If Trump loses (because really, that's what it comes down to, not Kamala winning but Trump losing), will you accept the election results?
But it's okay to be wrong about science, facts and basically anything logical... because you have a boat... or you're just kidding.
If Trump loses (because really, that's what it comes down to, not Kamala winning but Trump losing), will you accept the election results?
