The Official Thread Dedicated to "Trump Winning"
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OK, fair enough, but because you are a US citizen and have previously stated that you do vote in the elections here, I propose a question to you which you have the absolute right to refuse.
When was that last time you voted for anyone other than a Democrat, who was it, their office and party? I suspect that it hasn't happened often, if at all, and then you would have to acknowledge that you support a party that defends all of the accusations that Supe stated.
You may need to quote yourself.Ain't nobody gonna steal the gluten-free stuff though.
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Zona, I would happily support a rational, true conservative politician, now and in the future.
The fact I sternly oppose Trump and everything he stands for does not align me with left-wing lunatics on the fringes of the Democratic party. As far as my voting record, yeah, I voted Clinton over Bush in '92, then Clinton over Dole was a no-brainer in '96, didn't vote in 2000 as was utterly uninspired by both Bush Jr. and Al Gore, voted for Kerry over Dubya in 2004, voted Obama over the venerable John McCain in 2008, the McCain who Trump proceeded to drag through the mud up until his death, voted Obama over Romney in 2012 since I thought Obama was doing a good job as President, voted Hillary Clinton over the malignant narcissist Trump in 2016, as I knew Trump would destroy the very fabric of the nation, and I did so holding my nose as I'm not a Hillary fan, then voted for ho-hum Biden in 2020 to save the Republic from Trump, with Biden ending up being a terrible, weak President, then voted for Kamala Harris to keep Trump out of office, which failed miserably. Biden's presidency was terrible, the pathetic, ill-timed handoff to Kamala in the last stretch of the run up to the election even worse. Biden should have never run for reelection, and there should have been an open nomination process for the candidate. Anyway, all moot at this point.
Currently, I view the Democratic Party as a big, steaming pile of horseshit, rudderless, in the clutches of far-left radicals. I think Trump is terrible, even worse than first-term Trump, and is doing tremendous damage to the soul of the nation. So yeah, not a good place to be right now, for a guy like myself. I would welcome a sane, rational presidential candidate from either party, same goes for Congressional reps.
On the contrary all signs point to your affiliation.
Not a peep out of you regarding the pages upon pages of leftist violence and demonrat corruption posted on this forum.
But doing so would put you on the side of Trump supporters whom you made no secret that you despise…. And then from the other side of your mouth you speak of rejecting the fact that there are indeed sides.
How does that work Tibs?
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That’s a lot better. I’ll give you some credit even though I question your sincerity.
But are you suggesting that Trump is worse than a big steaming pile of horseshit in the clutches of far left radicals?
If that is the case, then your issue still persists. And it’s glaring. It’s commonly known as TDS.
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You can always catch a liberal with their contradictions, double talk, and double standards.
Tibs has been a treat.
Tibs has been a treat.
Beat me to it.
So, in close to 35 years you admit to have never voted for anyone but a Democrat for President, sounds like a party affiliation to me, and that's your right. I haven't voted for a Democrat for President since Jimma's first go round, although I have supported non-Republicans in local and state elections based on their platforms.
Trumps isn't as evil as you make him out to be, I support many of his policies, but not all, and his supporters aren't evil either, just normal Americans that have conservative values. Likewise, Trump is not a God that some here purpose, although I suspect it may be done partially tongue in cheek.
The Republicans have pretty much held steadfast in their beliefs this century, whereas the Democrats appear to be jumping off a cliff. The question is how many, including yourself will be making that leap.
So the commie Tibs is against:
Secure borders
Ending election fraud
Lower taves
Enforcing our laws
Keeping psycho tranies out of kid’s schools
Removing nukes from Iran
Keeping men out of girls sports and bathrooms
Cleaning up vandalism
Just a few. Sure sound like horrible policies that are ruining America. The divisive, violent, anti-American incompetent policies of Oterrorist and Sleepy were so much better.
What a F’ing idiot.
Secure borders
Ending election fraud
Lower taves
Enforcing our laws
Keeping psycho tranies out of kid’s schools
Removing nukes from Iran
Keeping men out of girls sports and bathrooms
Cleaning up vandalism
Just a few. Sure sound like horrible policies that are ruining America. The divisive, violent, anti-American incompetent policies of Oterrorist and Sleepy were so much better.
What a F’ing idiot.
Other than the 10% fringe, I don't believe any Democrats are against what you posted, but they believe that Republicans are so evil that they have to support the Democrat platform.
The problem with this line of thinking is that they can't tell you why Republicans are evil.
Directly from Tibs’ commie mouth: “I sternly oppose Trump and everything he stands for”
I think it’s much larger than 10%. Not because of that retard but because the vast majority of Dims are against all of those things. They prove it by what they say and how throw they vote.
My side?
Lolz, I really do think this right here is the major problem in the United States plaguing our society. How easy is it to constantly label and categorize our fellow citizens who may have differing political views. My side and your side. Our side and their side. The right side and the wrong side. Nothing like demonizing Americans who don't bow at the altar of Trump. I guess it makes it nice and easy, and acceptable, to lambast others. Communists!!! Liberals!!!
Well isn't this a classic case of psychological projection.
Accusing others of what you are guilty of is most commonly known as psychological projection. It is a defense mechanism where a person subconsciously avoids confronting their own unacceptable flaws, actions, or feelings by attributing them to someone else.
Orange Man Bad.
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Geez, Dr. Tim, now his therapist is gonna have to ratchet up the Xanax before he heads back to the safe space under the rocks under the bridge over the river Danube.
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Yep, it was just a few years back that he self-diagnosed his own TDS. He was very clear, lucid and accountable that day.
Ain't this rich? LOL
considering that you stiff-armed all the points I made, but then regale us with your absolute straight D ticket, wouldn't that lend a casual observer to believe you are a Leftist?
Did you condemn the summer of violence when George Floyd took his last breath? or did you accept and agree with the resulting actions from the communities?
if you do not agree with bringing in absolute boat loads (and airplanes filled) with Islamic fundamentalists (aint no fun in those, btw), then you agree that there should be a strong(er) border with even stricter ports of entry to this country.
Do you agree with the governorship of Minnesota turning a blind eye to the absolute fraud being exposed in that state? What about the fraud being exposed in California (your home state)?
Please bear in mind that all this fraud DOES effect every single American taxpayer, as those same lunatic blind politicians overseeing this fraud are also getting rich and richer, while hypocritically saying that Social Security is being drained... then point to Trump. As far as anyone knows, Trump's never had a learing center or healthcare center in MN, nor has he built a high speed rail in California (conveniently, though, the politicians there haven't either).
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Saying this in true Letterkenny fashion..."To be faaaiirrr" outside of voting for Ross Perot in '92, I've voted straight Republican for President ever since, but I'm not a Republican nor does that say that I agree with their stance on issues or the actions of their base. I lean more conservative on several issues and more liberal on others such as social programs and even those are nuanced for me. I don't feel that it's appropriate to paint with such a broad brush. Trog and Tibs have both called many of us "MAGA" and "Far-right" which simply is not the case for all of us, so maybe they aren't as liberal as we believe them to be either.
I believe we're all sick of these two party ******** putting absolute ***** in the office with these sham elections.
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Those polls, are absolute tripe. My old cell number was owned by a democrat and I would get polling calls and texts all the time. The moment I answered they would ask me to rate Obama or whomever they were polling about on some scale and when I went to the low end of the scale, they would abruptly end the poll and tell me to have a nice day.
I would think by now most adults know that polls, for the most part, are driven by the organization asking and phrasing the questions.
This is true whether it's FOX or in this case CNN conducting the poll.
The only poll that counts is the one held on the first Tuesday in November every other year, and even then, only if secured.
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So should we or should we not believe the poll that says upwards of 80% of Americans are in favor of the SAVE Act? I believe you cannot be selective about it. Polls are either reliable or they aren't. Or should we just trust the ones that align with our political views?
Excellent point, I have to admit that I'm swayed somewhat by polls that I agree with, it's just human nature.
While I do believe the majority of Americans want the SAVE Act passed, I do question the 80%.
80% of us have never agreed on anything.