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Oh BTW your article says that five people died on January 6th, but that's not true either now is it? I guess the fact that the only person who died on Jan 6th was an unarmed protester murdered by a government agent would have the same "fact checking" impact so they embellished it with people who died weeks and months later for reasons not even related to Jan 6th. |
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I think the smartest thing the former GOP can do is concentrate on electing non-MAGA down ticket candidates and then voting Harris into office. That gives them four years to cough out the Trump/MAGA hairball and form a platform that can win in 2028. |
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Or the fantasy the economy is good. The border secured. Inflation Reduction Act is such ground breaking legislation Biden should be memorialized on Mt. Rushmore. |
I have tears in my eyes guys it is wonderful to see how united you are in American politics
Doesn't matter who's going to win you have agreed on it would mean the end of USA and its democracy Markus |
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I should have mentioned it. Markus |
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https://www.politifact.com/factcheck...-bankruptcies/ https://www.rollingstone.com/politic...ump-com-67544/ |
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...or, at least, a come on from Trump... :D ><O> |
Another concerning matter for the Trump campaign; I heard on the radio news (local CBS affiliate) of a very recent survey where a group of voters (declared as likely to vote in the November Election) where, in an one-on-one face off, Harris was a favorite 51% to Trump's 49%; however when other non DEM/GOP candidates were added to the mix( RFK, Jr, third party, etc.), Harris remained at 51%, but Trump lost support and fell to about 46%; such a hit on Trump's potential support does not bode well...
...and there are also a number of polls taken among GOP voters where, when asked about Trump as a candidate, 25% of the GOP voters polled stated they wished the GOP had picked another candidate; if you take into account how many of those 1 in 4 GOP voters will opt to either sit out the election and not vote, or vote for Harris or some other 3rd party candidate/write-in, the potential loss of votes for the GOP is indeed concerning... <O> |
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Independents have changed the voting landscape in the past. JFK never got much traction. It takes money. |
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Because after the first failed storm on the capitol what does anyone think happens this time if Trump loses again? May well be the end of democracy in the US. On the other hand what is a democracy worth where only the richest people have a chance to even become a candidate. :Kaleun_Wink: |
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