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11 minutes ago, VanHammersly said:

Did everyone stand up and clap?

Who cares...but no. She just said someone has to pay for all the crap she just promised and I'm tired of paying taxes for it. 

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5 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

Who cares...but no. She just said someone has to pay for all the crap she just promised and I'm tired of paying taxes for it. 

So she prefers taxes that are called tariffs?  Smart. It softens the blow when you change the name. 

The MAGAcucks are tearing each other apart in a feeding frenzy, now that their orange turd blossom has been exposed.

 

What a wonderful day!!!

8 minutes ago, Bear Grylls said:

SAME HERE. Me and my friends all pretty indenpendent and after her aggressive and combatitve performance with the CHEATING of ABC, she clearly lost all chance at ALL our Vote.  And I think a lot of American thing the same thing

This is the definition of confirmation bias. He was more aggressive and combative during the debate yet you see it in a biased way that confirms your position. ABC did not cheat. Fact checking on alternative truths and internet trash is not cheating, yet you see it that way, a bias, to support your position. The ABC whistleblower crap that is circulating is conspiracy theory nonsense, btw. Americans who want to see it that way, a biased take, in order to confirm their ore-existing position see the same thing as you. You and those others were not going to vote for Harris regardless of the debate outcome.

7 minutes ago, Next_Up said:

This is the definition of confirmation bias. He was more aggressive and combative during the debate yet you see it in a biased way that confirms your position. ABC did not cheat. Fact checking on alternative truths and internet trash is not cheating, yet you see it that way, a bias, to support your position. The ABC whistleblower crap that is circulating is conspiracy theory nonsense, btw. Americans who want to see it that way, a biased take, in order to confirm their ore-existing position see the same thing as you. You and those others were not going to vote for Harris regardless of the debate outcome.

Was that not sarcasm?

Democrats need to cheat to win this election

 

20 minutes ago, VanHammersly said:

So she prefers taxes that are called tariffs?  Smart. It softens the blow when you change the name. 

Again,  who cares? In your mind it doesn't matter because the debate went so well for Harris and nobody could possibly have thought otherwise, and if they did they are in the minority. But yeah, I'm way in the Trump camp again and told WGB I'd flat out say it if I was, so I'd rather mostly take a break from the thread than go at it with you all. 

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Watching the evening news just now and they had a clip of Trump speaking an an event. 

 

One thing of note was that he was working off of a teleprompter.

1 hour ago, Diehardfan said:

She "won" by doing a good job with memorized lines and taking the non-presidential thing off the table, which are both big. The problem is that she may have "won" the debate, but people saw through her vapid responses and Trump won people over. I've seen polls saying she won the debate, but he has won most post debate polls asking people who they'd vote for, which is probably why she asked for another. 

I watched the debate with a friend who has never voted for a GOP presidential candidate; they got in fights with me a few years ago over Trump but are tired of being taxed to hell, and Harris lost her. 

It goes without saying I hate Harris, but the paid sex changes for illegals set me way over the edge. I'm back to crawling over broken glass to vote for him. I'll be mostly taking a break from this thread because I'm not looking to fight with you all over it. I gave it a test run for a few days, and it was nice being away from it. 

Fox News claims he still won the last election, so I wouldn't put too much stock into what they say buddy. 

1 hour ago, Diehardfan said:
 

It goes without saying I hate Harris, but the paid sex changes for illegals set me way over the edge. I'm back to crawling over broken glass to vote for him. 

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45 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

Who cares...but no. She just said someone has to pay for all the crap she just promised and I'm tired of paying taxes for it. 

If you make over 400k a year, I will eat the laptop I am typing on. 

Sure a lot of crying and whining from Trump's side about the debate he supposedly won.

46 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

Who cares...but no. She just said someone has to pay for all the crap she just promised and I'm tired of paying taxes for it. 

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So you want a fiscally responsible person in the White House is what you are telling us?

54 minutes ago, Procus said:

Oh, I'll bet he munched away on Melanie.

Doubtful, she probably did the bare minimum to fulfill her contract. But I'll bet he also spells her name wrong all the time.

22 minutes ago, Procus said:

Democrats need to cheat to win this election

 

We already talked about this. Try 4chan for the info, next time. 

34 minutes ago, WentzFan11 said:

Was that not sarcasm?

Oops. Sorry, if so.

1 minute ago, Next_Up said:

Oops. Sorry, if so.

It might not be. Honestly idk. There were just one too many typos in that reply for me to take it seriously lol. 

15 minutes ago, Toastrel said:

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So you want a fiscally responsible person in the White House is what you are telling us?

I'm saying I went from I don't want to vote for him to I'd crawl over broken glass to vote against her. I wasn't kidding when I said I'd flat out say it if I was and because of that I'm taking a break because I'll only end up fighting with you all. It's not enjoyable. It brings me down and takes way too much time way from other things. 

1 hour ago, Diehardfan said:

but are tired of being taxed to hell, and Harris lost her. 

I know what will help... tariffs on all imported goods! :roll:

1 hour ago, Diehardfan said:

I'm back to crawling over broken glass to vote for him

Never had a doubt, bud. You were always going to, even if you tried to lie to yourself for a couple years.

1 minute ago, we_gotta_believe said:

I know what will help... tariffs on all imported goods! :roll:

I hate Harris because she wants to increase taxes for people making over 400k a year!!!! So I'm voting for the guy that's going to raise taxes on virtually everything I buy!!!!!!!

They are the biggest morons on the planet. 

https://variety.com/2024/digital/news/taylor-swift-harris-endorsement-instagram-post-vote-gov-site-1236142505/

 

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In the 24 hours after Swift’s post Tuesday evening, Vote.gov saw 405,999 visitors referred directly from the singer’s Instagram account, a spokesperson for the General Services Administration, which runs the site, told Variety. (The GSA was able to tally the visitors using a custom URL created and shared by Swift.) That’s more than 10 times the traffic generated over a recent one-week period: From Sept. 3-9, the site received about 30,000 visitors per day. The Swift-fueled traffic bump also represented more than half of all visitors to Vote.gov between Sept. 10 and 11 (726,523 visitors total). 

It’s unknown how many of the visitors driven by Swift’s post subsequently registered to vote, but according to the GSA on Sept. 11 there were more than 27,000 new registrations via Vote.gov (as well as more than 80,000 people who verified their registration status). Vote.gov does not allow people to register to vote; rather, the site directs U.S. residents to their state election websites for state-specific voting information and they must register directly with their state.

 

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