I get the attempt at humor, but his mother has been dead for 40 years. Not even remotely clever, obviously not funny either. Try harder.Originally Posted by BetCheckBet
I get the attempt at humor, but his mother has been dead for 40 years. Not even remotely clever, obviously not funny either. Try harder.
Friday, March 1
General Election: Trump vs. Biden
Forbes/HarrisX
Trump 52, Biden 48
Trump +4
General Election: Trump vs. Biden vs. Kennedy vs. West vs. Stein
Forbes/HarrisX
Trump 43, Biden 38, Kennedy 14, West 3, Stein 2
Trump +5
40 years eh?I get the attempt at humor, but his mother has been dead for 40 years. Not even remotely clever, obviously not funny either. Try harder.
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Very pleased to see. Good life.
The reason all workers deserve a living wage is because all workers need to be alive. Not very complex.
Donald Trump trial is close to where I live and not in West Palm Beach
https://twitter.com/SteveLovesAmmo/status/1763577206188499214
(My Sister in Law went yesterday)
Biden has a problem with racial demographics.
But not what you think. I'm not talking about white people.
Read this article: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/02/u...iena-poll.html
Here's one of the most problematic passages regarding Biden:
One of the more ominous findings for Mr. Biden in the new poll is that the historical edge Democrats have held with working-class voters of color who did not attend college continues to erode.
Mr. Biden won 72 percent of those voters in 2020, according to exit polling, providing him with a nearly 50-point edge over Mr. Trump. Today, the Times/Siena poll showed Mr. Biden only narrowly leading among nonwhite voters who did not graduate from college: 47 percent to 41 percent.
That's a huge change. Biden went from almost 50 points up on Trump in 2020 with non-college-educated minority voters, to a 6 point edge.
According to the same article, Biden actually trails Trump with Latino voters. That used to be a reliable voting bloc for Democrats.
So it seems that Biden's erosion of support isn't due to an increase in white supremacists in this country. It's the minority voters who are tired of him and the Democratic Party.
This doesn't surprise me. Minority voters are not on board with all of the gender ideology nonsense, nor are they particularly happy with the way Democrats are letting criminals overrun their neighborhoods. Many minority voters have older-school, traditional values, and simply do not relate to a lot of the modern far-left nonsense. There's also an incorrect belief that Latinos support a lighter border policy (they don't), or that black voters support lesser policing and incarceration for criminals (they don't).
Say what you want about Trump, but he's the one who dislodged a lot of minority voters from the Democratic Party, especially Hispanic men. Prior to 2020, it was assumed that Texas would be turning blue sometime in the next decade, due to the increasing Hispanic population. That's no longer a target for Democrats, thanks to Trump's appeal to Hispanics. This effect might last even once Trump is out of office, and it might have saved the Republican Party on a national level.
Trump did something no other national Republican candidate could do in the modern era. He made a lot of minority voters come to the conclusion that the Democratic Party did not understand then, did not care about them, and were taking them for granted.
Trump has damaged the Republican Party in some ways, but this was one way he has tremendously helped.
Another right wing poll out:
General Election: Trump vs. Biden
NY Times/Siena
Trump 48, Biden 44
Trump +4
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The reason all workers deserve a living wage is because all workers need to be alive. Not very complex.
Communist Colorado Cunts LOSE
Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same.
Ronald Reagan
Biden campaign's strategy is basically to sit and do nothing, and hope America "wakes up" and realizes this is a "vote for democracy".
Yeah, good luck with that. January 6, 2021 isn't going to change people's minds at this point. Anyone voting against Trump because of that has already decided to do so.
How is Biden going to make up his huge erosion in support from minorities? They don't have answers.
There's also a belief in the Biden camp that people will decide the economy is great, and reelect Biden. But that's bullshit. The "great" economic numbers are a bunch of smoke and mirrors.
Is inflation down? Yes. But that doesn't mean that prices have retreated back to where they were a few years ago. It just means that the rapid increase in prices everywhere has slowed. People still look at grocery and restaurant prices, and remember how much cheaper things were just a few years ago. This is despite many people's salaries remaining relatively flat. So that impression isn't going away by November.
And the low unemployment numbers? Also misleading. There was a huge worker shortage brought on by COVID. Many people chose gig work during that time, and a lot of those people decided not to go back to traditional employment. As a result, jobs are plentiful, and have been ever since COVID. That doesn't mean the economy is strong -- just that there's not presently an issue where people seeking work can't find it.
The bottom line is that the public (correctly) perceives that everything is expensive now, from groceries to restaurants to housing to gasoline. They remember things were much better in all of these areas when Trump was President. That will be remembered in November.
I remember GHW Bush was living under a similar delusion in 1992. He really believed that the recession wasn't going to beat him. He assumed economic numbers would get better before election day, and that people would notice. The did get better, but people didn't notice because it hadn't been long enough, and he lost fairly decisively.
It is very hard to win reelection when people are unhappy with the economy.
And what about Trump's legal troubles and his other negative issues? Those are basically cancelled out (or more than cancelled out) by Biden's senility. Also, the Hunter stuff, while not likely to go anywhere legally, prevents Biden from posturing as the moral candidate. The public impression is that both guys are shady.
Trump is going to be the next President. Book it.
Well let’s put a little money on it. Say $500?
head to head, trump will beat biden. i will bet you $500 on that.Well let’s put a little money on it. Say $500?
it means the choices must be trump and biden. if not, bet is void.
About two months ago I told you guys that SCOTUS would cite Section 5 of the 14th Amendment in overturning Colorado. That's exactly what they did. Section 5 is clearly written and easy to interpret. So why did so many legals minds miss it? I don't think the Colorado SC missed it. I think they ignored it and hoped everyone else would miss it. That's what libtards do. Ignore the law to to get their way. It's why liberals can never be trusted.
Trump v. Anderson, 601 U.S. ___ (2024) :
This case raises the question whether the States, in addition to Congress, may also enforce Section 3. We conclude that States may disqualify persons holding or attempting to hold state office. But States have no power under the Constitution to enforce Section 3 with respect to federal offices, especially the Presidency.Instead, it is Congress that has long given effect to Section 3 with respect to would-be or existing federal office-holders.
Moreover, permitting state enforcement of Section 3 against federal officeholders and candidates would raise se-rious questions about the scope of that power.
ANY STATE ENFORCEMENT OF SECTION 3 AGAINST FEDERAL OFFICE-HOLDERS AND CANDIDATES, THOUGH, WOULD NOT DERIVE FROM SECTION 5, WHICH CONFERS POWER ONLY ON CONGRESS.
For the reasons given, responsibility for enforcing Section3 against federal officeholders and candidates rests with Congress and not the States.
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Jayjami is getting value that is not present with the Trump v Biden proposition. I’d pass on that too as Jayjami did.Well let’s put a little money on it. Say $500?
Jay’s praying on Druff’s overly simply analysis.
The election in one chart.
For you simps: Red is republican (angry working class populism). Blue is elites. (Democrat money)
The chart serves to explain California. Daly doesn’t offer an explanation but perhaps the working class poor in the California hills are in his thoughts and prayers
Last 10 days we added $100b to national debt.
$3t more debt is expected and will ring the register at $37t end of year.
Not a peep from the candidates.
Limitles’ cherished Beatles wrote a song in the late 60’s “Taxman”. British taxes were 90% for the wealthy. The rock stars of that era became tax exiles.
This is the golden age of taxation.
The national debt is simply unsustainable and is our nation’s most serious issue… yet not a peep. Men in dresses is the problem from what i hear.
Druff thinks he’s knows what other groups are thinking. Just because his Mexican maid and gardener humored him and told him they are voting for Trump doesn’t mean they will actually do so.Jayjami is getting value that is not present with the Trump v Biden proposition. I’d pass on that too as Jayjami did.
Jay’s praying on Druff’s overly simply analysis.
Wonder which border crossing the maid and gardner chose?Druff thinks he’s knows what other groups are thinking. Just because his Mexican maid and gardener humored him and told him they are voting for Trump doesn’t mean they will actually do so.
I heard NPR break out the Laffer curve this morning.
How much can you tax the population before the incentive to work is extinguished?
Tax increases are coming. The only question is how much.
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