US Politics Thread 2016-2020 - Page 570

Skybird · 02-05-20, 06:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Onkel Neal

Well, gotta say, Trump should have shook her hand when she offered it.

Speech was good, though, and it appears he finally understands how valuable an appeal to black working class men will be for him.

If black working class men are stupid enough to believe him. Lets assume they are just ordinary human people. Then why the heck should they...?

Onkel Neal · 02-05-20, 06:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Skybird

If black working class men are stupid enough to believe him. Lets assume they are just ordinary human people. Then why the heck should they...?

Uh because they pay taxes too? Because they don't want illegals taking their jobs and working for low rates? Because they have 2nd amendment rights?

Skybird · 02-05-20, 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Onkel Neal

Uh because they pay taxes too? Because they don't want illegals taking their jobs and working for low rates? Because they have 2nd amendment rights?

And the things not pointing in their favour?

Not to mention: pride?

Well, of course I am too far outside as if I would really make an estimation on the mood and views inside such a big community in another country. I just cannot imagine that men are this easy to be bribed into second-grade-citizenship that has them at huge enmpircla disadvantages in many sociological and eochomical indices: average income, health, mortality, averge life expectancy, police racism, and so forth.

And master's hand is not already loved better just because on some days it swings the whip not as hard.

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Anyhow, after the Iowa debacle for the Democrats, only one question remains: how much are these clowns wishing to indeed have no chance next year?

AVGWarhawk · 02-05-20, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Onkel Neal

I hear you, but let me ask a question: Bloomberg is not actually buying the office, he is just spending tons of money advertising himself. It's actually up to us to tune him out, right? I mean, isn't he simply the click-bait version of a candidate? The average Joe is smart enough to make up his on mind, right? I hope so, or we've found another failing of democracy.

In a sense he is buying an election with unabated purchasing of commercials about himself as well as disparaging Trump. Much like any candidate does but he has a deep checkbook and could run a new commercial everyday! I have seen one of the commercials. Trump is blamed for everything. The average Joe will see the current line up of candidates. It is not a pretty sight. However, Bloomberg appears to have his act together. The others are too far left or simply nuts. Biden is now really tarnished with the Ukraine debacle and his son. I could see Bloomberg getting the nomination. However, he will not beat Trump.

I'm really surprised with Buttigieg and leading Iowa.

AVGWarhawk · 02-05-20, 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Onkel Neal

Well, gotta say, Trump should have shook her hand when she offered it.

Speech was good, though, and it appears he finally understands how valuable an appeal to black working class men will be for him.

No on the handshake. She started the problem with not announcing the president in the House as it is traditionally spoken. Furthermore, the last SOTU address she snubbed him with the patsy clapping. The woman has been nothing but a thorn. She finished with ripping up the speech. It is obvious she has no respect for Trump. The feeling appears mutual.

As far as black working class and honoring them, it is Black History month. If Trump honored all white people he would be run out on a rail. But he went even further to appeal to many races, colors and creeds. As well as women(military wife and kids) sacrificing for the country. The thing here for me is he truly appeared sincere. Call me crazy. Three years ago I thought he was just a talking head.

The country is doing well and no thanks to Congress who has now spent a better part of 3 years looking to remove Trump. Just imagine what could be done if they all truly worked together for the good of the country and not party.

AVGWarhawk · 02-05-20, 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by MaDef

While it was a good SotU speech, I think it doubled as the opening salvo in his re-election campaign. I watched the Democrat's side of the chamber during the speech, and didn't see any happy faces at all even though he touched on a couple of signature issues for them.

If you watch the last SOTU the Democrats did much the same. Sat on their hands. Sadly, most could not clap and stand for those honored. These are Americans making it day by day as best they can. Trump recognizes their drive, desire and succeeding. Yet, a Democrat can't stand and acknowledge a young girl receiving a scholarship award. A military man who has 4 tours...count'em...4 tours arriving home to his wife and kids unannounced. Nothing but stone faced children. Col, Charles McGee...a man I met. Spoke with. Signed his book for me. Hundreds of missions over Europe...these dopes can not stand and honor him. Just disrespectful. I mean honestly, what bone do they have to pick with McGee?

The State of the Union was once a nonpartisan exercise, a simple address from America’s leader to all Americans. Not any longer.

Buddahaid · 02-05-20, 12:09 PM

The problem with that is what is considered good for the country. It appears there isn't even consensus on a few core issues.

AVGWarhawk · 02-05-20, 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Skybird

If black working class men are stupid enough to believe him. Lets assume they are just ordinary human people. Then why the heck should they...?

Why would the working class black not believe Trump?

Aktungbby · 02-05-20, 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk

No on the handshake. She started the problem with not announcing the president in the House as it is traditionally spoken. Furthermore, the last SOTU address she snubbed him with the patsy clapping. The woman has been nothing but a thorn. She finished with ripping up the speech. It is obvious she has no respect for Trump. The feeling appears mutual.

As far as black working class and honoring them, it is Black History month. If Trump honored all white people he would be run out on a rail. But he went even further to appeal to many races, colors and creeds. As well as women(military wife and kids) sacrificing for the country. The thing here for me is he truly appeared sincere. Call me crazy. Three years ago I thought he was just a talking head.

The country is doing well and no thanks to Congress who has now spent a better part of 3 years looking to remove Trump. Just imagine what could be done if they all truly worked together for the good of the country and not party.

mapuc · 02-05-20, 02:55 PM

There is voters who I call jumpers, they jump from one party to another on each or third election or from one politician to an another.

I have no doubt that there will be American voters who will put their vote on the Dem candidate. As a desperate measure to get Trump out of the White House. Voters who have voted Rep, but will jump over to Dem.

Markus

Mr Quatro · 02-05-20, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by mapuc

There is voters who I call jumpers, they jump from one party to another on each or third election or from one politician to an another.

I have no doubt that there will be American voters who will put their vote on the Dem candidate. As a desperate measure to get Trump out of the White House. Voters who have voted Rep, but will jump over to Dem.

Markus

You left out one option Markus

They won't vote at all

AVGWarhawk · 02-05-20, 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by mapuc

There is voters who I call jumpers, they jump from one party to another on each or third election or from one politician to an another.

I have no doubt that there will be American voters who will put their vote on the Dem candidate. As a desperate measure to get Trump out of the White House. Voters who have voted Rep, but will jump over to Dem.

Markus

I know of no jump voters personally. I know plenty that vote straight ticket. As such, there will not be enough jump voters to make a difference IMO.

AVGWarhawk · 02-05-20, 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr Quatro

You left out one option Markus

They won't vote at all

This is more likely.

mapuc · 02-05-20, 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr Quatro

You left out one option Markus

They won't vote at all

And you are correct.

It's more likely a Republican voters will stay home then betray their party.

From hearing the news I think it's very likely Mr. Trump will be sitting in the White House until 2024.

Markus

Onkel Neal · 02-05-20, 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Skybird

And the things not pointing in their favour?

Not to mention: pride?

Well, of course I am too far outside as if I would really make an estimation on the mood and views inside such a big community in another country. I just cannot imagine that men are this easy to be bribed into second-grade-citizenship that has them at huge enmpircla disadvantages in many sociological and eochomical indices: average income, health, mortality, averge life expectancy, police racism, and so forth.

And master's hand is not already loved better just because on some days it swings the whip not as hard.

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Anyhow, after the Iowa debacle for the Democrats, only one question remains: how much are these clowns wishing to indeed have no chance next year?

If all you know about black men in America is what you see on the MSM, then I can see why you would think that.

Not sure what you mean about second-grade citizenship, that's kinda degrading to assume, though.

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk

No on the handshake. She started the problem with not announcing the president in the House as it is traditionally spoken. Furthermore, the last SOTU address she snubbed him with the patsy clapping. The woman has been nothing but a thorn. She finished with ripping up the speech. It is obvious she has no respect for Trump. The feeling appears mutual.

This is just my opinion but when your opponent gives you a chance to make yourself look bad, you shouldn't take it.

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Originally Posted by Buddahaid

The problem with that is what is considered good for the country. It appears there isn't even consensus on a few core issues.

Agree 100%. No idea how we overcome that.

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mapuc CINC Pacific Fleet Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Denmark Posts: 20,563 Downloads: 37 Uploads: 0	There is voters who I call jumpers, they jump from one party to another on each or third election or from one politician to an another. I have no doubt that there will be American voters who will put their vote on the Dem candidate. As a desperate measure to get Trump out of the White House. Voters who have voted Rep, but will jump over to Dem. Markus