2020 Election
#3766
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Joined: Jul 2020
Posts: 97
Re: 2020 Election
You know what? I enjoyed reading the thread and appreciate all the thought put into some of these posts, but me personally? I can't be interested. If it's a fair election, Trump loses in a landslide. Knowing that to be an absolute certainty, i'm reserving my mind for more constructive tasks..
Just my 2 cents...
It's over, Trump is gone
In my opinion
Just my 2 cents...
It's over, Trump is gone
In my opinion
#3767
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Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 2
Re: 2020 Election
You know what? I enjoyed reading the thread and appreciate all the thought put into some of these posts, but me personally? I can't be interested. If it's a fair election, Trump loses in a landslide. Knowing that to be an absolute certainty, i'm reserving my mind for more constructive tasks..
Just my 2 cents...
It's over, Trump is gone
In my opinion
Just my 2 cents...
It's over, Trump is gone
In my opinion
#3768
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Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 1,157
Re: 2020 Election
Just thinking, say Trump does lose and vacates the position without incident. (Yes, I know, I'm not counting a single chicken yet, but bear with me.) What impact will Trump's ongoing Twitter presence have? Past presidents have always had a public voice, but it has been limited by the media's attention. I wonder what a Biden presidency would look like with a continuing stream of effluent feeding Trump loyalists?
#3769
Re: 2020 Election
Just thinking, say Trump does lose and vacates the position without incident. (Yes, I know, I'm not counting a single chicken yet, but bear with me.) What impact will Trump's ongoing Twitter presence have? Past presidents have always had a public voice, but it has been limited by the media's attention. I wonder what a Biden presidency would look like with a continuing stream of effluent feeding Trump loyalists?
#3772
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Joined: Jul 2020
Posts: 97
Re: 2020 Election
Just thinking, say Trump does lose and vacates the position without incident. (Yes, I know, I'm not counting a single chicken yet, but bear with me.) What impact will Trump's ongoing Twitter presence have? Past presidents have always had a public voice, but it has been limited by the media's attention. I wonder what a Biden presidency would look like with a continuing stream of effluent feeding Trump loyalists?
When he's gone...Republicans in D.C. are going to be saying "Donald who?"
You thought they jumped the George Bush Jr. ship quickly? Watch this... Unfortunately for them, i'm taking names and it will be very tough to wash the stain of blind supporting Trump off. When George Bush left office you couldn't find anybody that voted for him and Republicans all claimed to be libertarians...
Not gonna let you forget what ya did...and that goes for the Trump lovers here as well
#3773
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Joined: Apr 2010
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Re: 2020 Election
When he's gone...Republicans in D.C. are going to be saying "Donald who?"
You thought they jumped the George Bush Jr. ship quickly? Watch this... Unfortunately for them, i'm taking names and it will be very tough to wash the stain of blind supporting Trump off. When George Bush left office you couldn't find anybody that voted for him and Republicans all claimed to be libertarians...
You thought they jumped the George Bush Jr. ship quickly? Watch this... Unfortunately for them, i'm taking names and it will be very tough to wash the stain of blind supporting Trump off. When George Bush left office you couldn't find anybody that voted for him and Republicans all claimed to be libertarians...
What will this do to the post-election landscape, in terms of public sentiment and the 'national conversation'? I have a terrible feeling it will only fuel divisions...
#3774
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Joined: Jul 2020
Posts: 97
Re: 2020 Election
I don't know. The stories that stick in the mind are the ones involving lethal retaliation
I don't mean what happens in DC. I mean specifically what happens outside the political mechanism, since that is what it has always bypassed.
What will this do to the post-election landscape, in terms of public sentiment and the 'national conversation'? I have a terrible feeling it will only fuel divisions...
I don't mean what happens in DC. I mean specifically what happens outside the political mechanism, since that is what it has always bypassed.
What will this do to the post-election landscape, in terms of public sentiment and the 'national conversation'? I have a terrible feeling it will only fuel divisions...
#3777
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Joined: Jul 2020
Posts: 97
Re: 2020 Election
It is very likely that the Southern District of New York will bring charges against him- and he's scared.
God only knows (figure of speech, I don't believe in god) what he'll do to stay in office? Start a war maybe? What were those provocations with an Iranian jetliner the other day all about?
God only knows (figure of speech, I don't believe in god) what he'll do to stay in office? Start a war maybe? What were those provocations with an Iranian jetliner the other day all about?
#3779
Re: 2020 Election
Which running mate do you like? It's so hard to choose.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/biden-...ates-1.5668484
https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/biden-...ates-1.5668484
#3780
Re: 2020 Election
Just thinking, say Trump does lose and vacates the position without incident. (Yes, I know, I'm not counting a single chicken yet, but bear with me.) What impact will Trump's ongoing Twitter presence have? Past presidents have always had a public voice, but it has been limited by the media's attention. I wonder what a Biden presidency would look like with a continuing stream of effluent feeding Trump loyalists?