July 18, 20233 yr 35 minutes ago, Tnt4philly said: Trump orchestrated the pull out Leave Stormy out of this
July 18, 20233 yr As far as the Covid effect, as a national crisis it absolutely could have been a political win for Trump. He simply failed miserably handling it. He could never get out of his own way. Somehow Boris Johnson, whose government can more readily depose poorly performing Prime Ministers, survived Covid. Had Trump the capacity to stand up and unite the nation, and the ability to execute, he would have walked to reelection. Be he has neither, and he was fully exposed by the only real crisis he faced.
July 18, 20233 yr Trump won against an extremely unpopular political figure who ran one of the most moronic presidential campaigns in the history of American politics. After taking office he was intentionally divisive and dragged the white house and the country through one scandal after another making him one of the most unpopular presidents in the history of the office with the lowest approval ratings since they started measuring them. He was always going to lose reelection.
July 18, 20233 yr Put on the "Five” to see how they would respond to today’s news. Their lead, people left on a plane during a heat wave. It’s all Pete’s fault.
July 19, 20233 yr On 7/17/2023 at 3:57 PM, toolg said: MTG gives a glowing endorsement for Build Back Better! Thanks Marge!
July 19, 20233 yr Yes Ponzi schemes are great, infinite govt spending! Its free money, people! Btw screw you guys for not liking my post that I know you all laughed at. Alpha stole all my likes, poor form.
July 19, 20233 yr 20 hours ago, Alpha_TATEr said: i don't even care about the riveting discussion going on right now, this here is gold. You owe me 4 likes and a thumbs up you coat tail riding MFer
July 19, 20233 yr 11 minutes ago, Mike31mt said: Yes Ponzi schemes are great, infinite govt spending! Its free money, people! Oh sheet! Ponzi schemes? Well then the leading candidate in the conservative party must have a plan to dismantle these social programs and stop the spending? Do tell.
July 19, 20233 yr 13 minutes ago, VanHammersly said: Oh sheet! Ponzi schemes? Well then the leading candidate in the conservative party must have a plan to dismantle these social programs and stop the spending? Do tell. We should dismantle the ponzi scheme social programs, agreed.
July 19, 20233 yr 24 minutes ago, VanHammersly said: Oh sheet! Ponzi schemes? Well then the leading candidate in the conservative party must have a plan to dismantle these social programs and stop the spending? Do tell. Not to worry, all the details can be found alongside his healthcare plan in the book Kayleigh gave to 60 minutes
July 19, 20233 yr 10 minutes ago, Mike31mt said: We should dismantle the ponzi scheme social programs, agreed. I don't like Ponzi Schemes either. As an independent voter, much like yourself, I'm curious what the leading Republican candidate's plans are to get rid of this Ponzi Scheme. They're a conservative party, so their leader must have laid out specific policies to reduce spending. Do you have any insight on that?
July 19, 20233 yr 1 minute ago, VanHammersly said: I don't like Ponzi Schemes either. As an independent voter, much like yourself, I'm curious what the leading Republican candidate's plans are to get rid of this Ponzi Scheme. They're a conservative party, so their leader must have laid out specific policies to reduce spending. Do you have any insight on that? I don't know why Trump didn't kill everybody's favorite "ponzi scheme", social security. He has overwhelming support of Republican voters on that, right?
July 19, 20233 yr 1 minute ago, VanHammersly said: I don't like Ponzi Schemes either. As an independent voter, much like yourself, I'm curious what the leading Republican candidate's plans are to get rid of this Ponzi Scheme. They're a conservative party, so their leader must have laid out specific policies to reduce spending. Do you have any insight on that? What is your point? Seriously? I think the GOP should definitely focus on reducing the deficit since the Dems dont even pretend to give a ish anymore and base a large part of their platform on that fact. Maybe President Manchin will bail us all out of this mess.
July 19, 20233 yr Just now, JohnSnowsHair said: I don't know why Trump didn't kill everybody's favorite "ponzi scheme", social security. He has overwhelming support of Republican voters on that, right? So I guess youre a big fan of Trumps then since he really supported Social Security.
July 19, 20233 yr 6 minutes ago, Mike31mt said: What is your point? 10 minutes ago, VanHammersly said: As an independent voter, much like yourself, I'm curious what the leading Republican candidate's plans are to get rid of this Ponzi Scheme.
July 19, 20233 yr 57 minutes ago, Mike31mt said: You owe me 4 likes and a thumbs up you coat tail riding MFer weird that you keep score, you sane, rational poster.
July 19, 20233 yr 33 minutes ago, VanHammersly said: Buddy I havent broken down the positions of all of the GOP candidates. I guess we'll all be watching the debates with bated breath. I hope one of them will have the balls to do something about it.
July 19, 20233 yr 43 minutes ago, Mike31mt said: What is your point? Seriously? I think the GOP should definitely focus on reducing the deficit since the Dems dont even pretend to give a ish anymore and base a large part of their platform on that fact. Maybe President Manchin will bail us all out of this mess. Republicans only care about the deficit when there is a Democrat in office. On that logic, maybe we should keep a Democrat President so at least one party pretends to notice. Unfortunately for your guy Manchin, he will get trounced in a Democrat primary.
July 19, 20233 yr 2 minutes ago, toolg said: Republicans only care about the deficit when there is a Democrat in office. On that logic, maybe we should keep a Democrat President so at least one party pretends to notice. Unfortunately for your guy Manchin, he will get trounced in a Democrat primary. They care but its not politically expedient to tell the general public they can't have as much free ish and actually need to be responsible adults. Shouldn't the Democrats do the right thing and change their ways, or are you just totally cool with obliterating any idea of a balanced budget for the rest of time? As least the GOP pretends to give a ish every once in a while. Edit: and if Manchin ran, hed be an independent and hell, he'd probably win if he could fundraise enough. He knows Democrats hate him for actually representing the interests of his constituents.
July 19, 20233 yr 2 minutes ago, Mike31mt said: Buddy I havent broken down the positions of all of the GOP candidates. I guess we'll all be watching the debates with bated breath. I hope one of them will have the balls to do something about it. If only you weren't a card carrying independent, then you could vote for the one that aligns the most with your views on this. It sucks that that card you have is legally binding.
July 19, 20233 yr 1 minute ago, VanHammersly said: If only you weren't a card carrying independent, then you could vote for the one that aligns the most with your views on this. It sucks that that card you have is legally binding. Ok maybe if a candidate really impresses me Ill switch to the GOP.
July 19, 20233 yr 7 minutes ago, Mike31mt said: They care but its not politically expedient to tell the general public they can't have as much free ish and actually need to be responsible adults. Shouldn't the Democrats do the right thing and change their ways, or are you just totally cool with obliterating any idea of a balanced budget for the rest of time? As least the GOP pretends to give a ish every once in a while. Edit: and if Manchin ran, hed be an independent and hell, he'd probably win if he could fundraise enough. He knows Democrats hate him for actually representing the interests of his constituents. So Republicans cannot win elections if they promise cut Social Security and Medicare? I wonder why?
July 19, 20233 yr 20 minutes ago, Mike31mt said: Buddy I havent broken down the positions of all of the GOP candidates. I guess we'll all be watching the debates with bated breath. I hope one of them will have the balls to do something about it. Not even the one who held office for 4 years? Haven't had a chance to break down his positions yet?
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