F**K Biden!

Bill_Carroll wrote:

Was pissed about reading the Title 42 and all the other BS this administration as dropped the ball on.  I hear nothing but "I voted for...

Was pissed about reading the Title 42 and all the other BS this administration as dropped the ball on.

 I hear nothing but "I voted for Biden because I didn't want Trump in there"

No matter how much damage Biden does to America they will stick to their guns that Trump was bad for America.

Discounting how well Trump's administration did for everyone Here and abroad. They read his Tweets and it hurt their feelings.

"Oh how I hate TRUMP!"...Reporter~ "Why?"  "cause, Ummm. Get back with me after I ask social outlets".

TDeath21 wrote:

Title 42 was an emergency COVID measure, so yeah it was gonna expire. What major damage has Biden done to our country? I’d love to read...

Title 42 was an emergency COVID measure, so yeah it was gonna expire.

What major damage has Biden done to our country? I’d love to read some articles on specifics.

What was it that Trump was so amazing at that you really loved? That made your life better and everyone else’s in the nation much better?

People dislike Trump because he’s the most disrespectful person to be in the White House in our time. He makes fun of veterans, he’s lied multiple times (said he’d release his tax returns in 2016, and we didn’t see them till the court mandated it, then we realized he paid 0 taxes multiple years, for instance), and, the obvious, is how he has acted post presidential loss (the most unAmerican thing any sitting POTUS has ever done).

I’ll be waiting for your answers (which you never ever give me by the way, but I’ll keep trying!)

2DoorKicker75 wrote:

An economy that’s in the toilet, banks are collapsing, we’re on the verge of WWIII. You’re either blindly loving Biden through partisanship, or you just can’t...

An economy that’s in the toilet, banks are collapsing, we’re on the verge of WWIII. You’re either blindly loving Biden through partisanship, or you just can’t see the forest due to the trees.

Trump is a rude, egotistical maniac, who seemed to hurt the insecure and weak’s feelings. Economically, this country was in a better position. Our trade position in the World was better. 

FGR01 wrote:

Let's get a few things straight.  Biden isn't running anything.  He is not in charge.  He's a brain dead, demented stuffed suit hired only to read...

Let's get a few things straight.  Biden isn't running anything.  He is not in charge.  He's a brain dead, demented stuffed suit hired only to read the teleprompter and sign whatever they put in front of him.   He's the perfect candidate for the progressive, marxist regime actors behind the scenes.   If/when the wheels come off, he will be dead and long gone (or believably unable to recall anything in testimony) and their fingerprints won't be on any of it.

Anyone thinking they are voting "for Biden" is voting for the regime and not him, whether they believe it or not.  Anyone voting for Biden as a spite-vote against Trump is as brain dead as Biden.

Shawn142 wrote:

Republicans are digging their own graves alienating anyone who isn't hardcore right with all the "anti-woke" legislation at every level of government.  To win elections you're...

Republicans are digging their own graves alienating anyone who isn't hardcore right with all the "anti-woke" legislation at every level of government.  To win elections you're suppose to try and appeal to the masses and be more inclusive, not shit on everyone who doesn't believe exactly what you do.

Like it or not recently the majority of Americans vote Democrat.  Republicans now win the presidency thanks to the electoral college.  The last Republican candidate to win the popular vote was George W and he only did it in his 2004 re-election campaign.  Before that you have to go back to movie star power of Regan.  Despite the echo chamber here Trump and this new brand of Republican politics are less popular than ever nationally especially among young voters.  So if Trump is still your answer be prepared for another 4 years with the corpse of Joe at the helm come '24.  

LoudLove wrote:

It’s called “going down with the ship”. Millions of Americans (including myself) were looking for alternatives in 2016, and Trump checked a lot of boxes.  And...

It’s called “going down with the ship”. Millions of Americans (including myself) were looking for alternatives in 2016, and Trump checked a lot of boxes.  And with fingers crossed I hoped he would cool down on the negative rhetoric once in office.  Unfortunately the pressure of being POTUS only served to intensify his personality, leading to such pushback that Trump failed to secure a second incumbent party term, something that happened only once (Carter) in the previous 25+ elections. 
 

And yet millions still cling to the idea of what Trump could have been, versus what he is. I was almost fully on board with his domestic policies, and supported his lack of military expansion globally (his coziness with dictatorships wasn’t my cup of tea). But the dude simply could not maintain executive focus, and stumbled once things started heading south. It’s in times of crisis that a person proves his mettle, and unfortunately Donald folded under pressure. 
 

While I could not support Biden’s campaign, pulling the lever again for Trump was a non-starter. Because character matters. It goes far beyond “mean tweets” and into his core being. A re-elected Trump will quickly abandon Republican policies and use his 4 years as a revenge campaign. With the voters no longer an asset (he cannot be re-elected), Trump will turn his back on those who thought he was in their corner. It’s been his operating style his entire life. 

Shawn142 wrote:

Republicans are digging their own graves alienating anyone who isn't hardcore right with all the "anti-woke" legislation at every level of government.  To win elections you're...

Republicans are digging their own graves alienating anyone who isn't hardcore right with all the "anti-woke" legislation at every level of government.  To win elections you're suppose to try and appeal to the masses and be more inclusive, not shit on everyone who doesn't believe exactly what you do.

Like it or not recently the majority of Americans vote Democrat.  Republicans now win the presidency thanks to the electoral college.  The last Republican candidate to win the popular vote was George W and he only did it in his 2004 re-election campaign.  Before that you have to go back to movie star power of Regan.  Despite the echo chamber here Trump and this new brand of Republican politics are less popular than ever nationally especially among young voters.  So if Trump is still your answer be prepared for another 4 years with the corpse of Joe at the helm come '24.  

LoudLove wrote:

It’s called “going down with the ship”. Millions of Americans (including myself) were looking for alternatives in 2016, and Trump checked a lot of boxes.  And...

It’s called “going down with the ship”. Millions of Americans (including myself) were looking for alternatives in 2016, and Trump checked a lot of boxes.  And with fingers crossed I hoped he would cool down on the negative rhetoric once in office.  Unfortunately the pressure of being POTUS only served to intensify his personality, leading to such pushback that Trump failed to secure a second incumbent party term, something that happened only once (Carter) in the previous 25+ elections. 
 

And yet millions still cling to the idea of what Trump could have been, versus what he is. I was almost fully on board with his domestic policies, and supported his lack of military expansion globally (his coziness with dictatorships wasn’t my cup of tea). But the dude simply could not maintain executive focus, and stumbled once things started heading south. It’s in times of crisis that a person proves his mettle, and unfortunately Donald folded under pressure. 
 

While I could not support Biden’s campaign, pulling the lever again for Trump was a non-starter. Because character matters. It goes far beyond “mean tweets” and into his core being. A re-elected Trump will quickly abandon Republican policies and use his 4 years as a revenge campaign. With the voters no longer an asset (he cannot be re-elected), Trump will turn his back on those who thought he was in their corner. It’s been his operating style his entire life. 

philG wrote:

You mean that all the things you accuse Trump of possibly doing, that Biden has actually done.    The reason we are in this shit storm...

You mean that all the things you accuse Trump of possibly doing, that Biden has actually done. 

 

The reason we are in this shit storm right now, is because while Trump  exposed the swamp, he didnt get the fuckers put in jail . 

Meanwhile Biden is doing all the things you accuse Trump of doing but didnt. 

Shawn142 wrote:

Republicans are digging their own graves alienating anyone who isn't hardcore right with all the "anti-woke" legislation at every level of government.  To win elections you're...

Republicans are digging their own graves alienating anyone who isn't hardcore right with all the "anti-woke" legislation at every level of government.  To win elections you're suppose to try and appeal to the masses and be more inclusive, not shit on everyone who doesn't believe exactly what you do.

Like it or not recently the majority of Americans vote Democrat.  Republicans now win the presidency thanks to the electoral college.  The last Republican candidate to win the popular vote was George W and he only did it in his 2004 re-election campaign.  Before that you have to go back to movie star power of Regan.  Despite the echo chamber here Trump and this new brand of Republican politics are less popular than ever nationally especially among young voters.  So if Trump is still your answer be prepared for another 4 years with the corpse of Joe at the helm come '24.  

LoudLove wrote:

It’s called “going down with the ship”. Millions of Americans (including myself) were looking for alternatives in 2016, and Trump checked a lot of boxes.  And...

It’s called “going down with the ship”. Millions of Americans (including myself) were looking for alternatives in 2016, and Trump checked a lot of boxes.  And with fingers crossed I hoped he would cool down on the negative rhetoric once in office.  Unfortunately the pressure of being POTUS only served to intensify his personality, leading to such pushback that Trump failed to secure a second incumbent party term, something that happened only once (Carter) in the previous 25+ elections. 
 

And yet millions still cling to the idea of what Trump could have been, versus what he is. I was almost fully on board with his domestic policies, and supported his lack of military expansion globally (his coziness with dictatorships wasn’t my cup of tea). But the dude simply could not maintain executive focus, and stumbled once things started heading south. It’s in times of crisis that a person proves his mettle, and unfortunately Donald folded under pressure. 
 

While I could not support Biden’s campaign, pulling the lever again for Trump was a non-starter. Because character matters. It goes far beyond “mean tweets” and into his core being. A re-elected Trump will quickly abandon Republican policies and use his 4 years as a revenge campaign. With the voters no longer an asset (he cannot be re-elected), Trump will turn his back on those who thought he was in their corner. It’s been his operating style his entire life. 

philG wrote:

You mean that all the things you accuse Trump of possibly doing, that Biden has actually done.    The reason we are in this shit storm...

You mean that all the things you accuse Trump of possibly doing, that Biden has actually done. 

 

The reason we are in this shit storm right now, is because while Trump  exposed the swamp, he didnt get the fuckers put in jail . 

Meanwhile Biden is doing all the things you accuse Trump of doing but didnt. 

LoudLove wrote:

Okay, I try to avoid taking Phil’s bait, but in this case:  what exactly did I accuse Trump of doing?  I know it’s pub-time in the...

Okay, I try to avoid taking Phil’s bait, but in this case:  what exactly did I accuse Trump of doing?  I know it’s pub-time in the UK, so maybe that’s the Brains SA talking?

zookrider62! wrote:

He was too busy getting his friends out of jail to put anyone in jail

TDeath21 wrote:

Hope you guys are ready for another 4 years of him. Because, like it or not, Trump is going to be the Republican nominee. He couldn’t...

Hope you guys are ready for another 4 years of him. Because, like it or not, Trump is going to be the Republican nominee. He couldn’t beat him last time. Since then, there’s been a huge backlash over RvW and J6. He’d need to flip millions of 2020 Biden voters to Trump voters. What has he done to achieve that?

LewDizzle wrote:

What has Biden done to gain my vote? His long list of fuck-ups in just these few years are going to be generational. Just watch.  You...

What has Biden done to gain my vote? His long list of fuck-ups in just these few years are going to be generational. Just watch. 

You should be more worried about what has Biden done to reclaim votes than what has Trump done to gain votes. If your betting solely on that (D) next to his name and the overblown J6 bullshit then you got another thing coming. People (I hope) have had a rude awaking by voting because of a letter next to their name and mean tweets. I like to think people vote with their wallets and their freedom. So far both of those have been lightened to every American. 

TDeath21 wrote:

You underestimate how much people hate Trump. They showed that in 2020. As I said, even more do now after J6 and RvW. You win elections...

You underestimate how much people hate Trump. They showed that in 2020. As I said, even more do now after J6 and RvW.

You win elections, generally, a few different ways. Here are 3 that pop into mind.

1. You win over the moderates/independents/swing voters.

2. You inspire enough people, even those who lean your political direction, to actually take time out of their day to go cast their vote for you.

3. You have an opponent so unpopular to so many people that they will turn out to vote against them, regardless of what they feel about you.

Backtracking a bit in this post, we look at J6. Only the far right and the MAGA crowd was not disgusted by what happened that day, and it was in large part due to everything Trump said and did post election loss and until he left office.

The hardline 6 week stance against abortion is, again, extremely unpopular to anyone except the far right. KENTUCKY, arguably our reddest state, voted pro choice on their ballot measure in November. Wisconsin has a liberal Supreme Court majority for the first time in … I’m not sure how long, due to the abortion issue.

Trump’s endorsed candidates have flopped. Voters are done with him. So, again, I ask, what has he done post election loss to flip millions of voters who voted for Biden to now vote for him? Even in the midst of a tough economy, notoriously a difficult election for the party in power, Democrats had a strong showing in the midterms.

As I said in my original post, Biden will defeat Trump again, and I doubt it’ll even be close this time. Republicans would be wise to reform their party and move away from Trump. It will cost them short term, but pay off in big ways long term.

TeamGreen wrote:

The things people will do and say to divert attention from the embarrassment this administration has brought upon them is… An even greater embarrassment.  Lack of...

The things people will do and say to divert attention from the embarrassment this administration has brought upon them is…

An even greater embarrassment. 

Lack of intellectual honesty is the real problem. 

LewDizzle wrote:

What has Biden done to gain my vote? His long list of fuck-ups in just these few years are going to be generational. Just watch.  You...

What has Biden done to gain my vote? His long list of fuck-ups in just these few years are going to be generational. Just watch. 

You should be more worried about what has Biden done to reclaim votes than what has Trump done to gain votes. If your betting solely on that (D) next to his name and the overblown J6 bullshit then you got another thing coming. People (I hope) have had a rude awaking by voting because of a letter next to their name and mean tweets. I like to think people vote with their wallets and their freedom. So far both of those have been lightened to every American. 

TDeath21 wrote:

You underestimate how much people hate Trump. They showed that in 2020. As I said, even more do now after J6 and RvW. You win elections...

You underestimate how much people hate Trump. They showed that in 2020. As I said, even more do now after J6 and RvW.

You win elections, generally, a few different ways. Here are 3 that pop into mind.

1. You win over the moderates/independents/swing voters.

2. You inspire enough people, even those who lean your political direction, to actually take time out of their day to go cast their vote for you.

3. You have an opponent so unpopular to so many people that they will turn out to vote against them, regardless of what they feel about you.

Backtracking a bit in this post, we look at J6. Only the far right and the MAGA crowd was not disgusted by what happened that day, and it was in large part due to everything Trump said and did post election loss and until he left office.

The hardline 6 week stance against abortion is, again, extremely unpopular to anyone except the far right. KENTUCKY, arguably our reddest state, voted pro choice on their ballot measure in November. Wisconsin has a liberal Supreme Court majority for the first time in … I’m not sure how long, due to the abortion issue.

Trump’s endorsed candidates have flopped. Voters are done with him. So, again, I ask, what has he done post election loss to flip millions of voters who voted for Biden to now vote for him? Even in the midst of a tough economy, notoriously a difficult election for the party in power, Democrats had a strong showing in the midterms.

As I said in my original post, Biden will defeat Trump again, and I doubt it’ll even be close this time. Republicans would be wise to reform their party and move away from Trump. It will cost them short term, but pay off in big ways long term.

Mr. G wrote:

They showed their hate by showing up in the tens of thousands at his rally's. Great point

 

LoudLove wrote:

It’s called “going down with the ship”. Millions of Americans (including myself) were looking for alternatives in 2016, and Trump checked a lot of boxes.  And...

It’s called “going down with the ship”. Millions of Americans (including myself) were looking for alternatives in 2016, and Trump checked a lot of boxes.  And with fingers crossed I hoped he would cool down on the negative rhetoric once in office.  Unfortunately the pressure of being POTUS only served to intensify his personality, leading to such pushback that Trump failed to secure a second incumbent party term, something that happened only once (Carter) in the previous 25+ elections. 
 

And yet millions still cling to the idea of what Trump could have been, versus what he is. I was almost fully on board with his domestic policies, and supported his lack of military expansion globally (his coziness with dictatorships wasn’t my cup of tea). But the dude simply could not maintain executive focus, and stumbled once things started heading south. It’s in times of crisis that a person proves his mettle, and unfortunately Donald folded under pressure. 
 

While I could not support Biden’s campaign, pulling the lever again for Trump was a non-starter. Because character matters. It goes far beyond “mean tweets” and into his core being. A re-elected Trump will quickly abandon Republican policies and use his 4 years as a revenge campaign. With the voters no longer an asset (he cannot be re-elected), Trump will turn his back on those who thought he was in their corner. It’s been his operating style his entire life. 

I'm Not You wrote:

You CANNOT make THIS shit UP!

I'm Not You wrote:

You CANNOT make THIS shit UP!

Chance1216 wrote:

Hey!! Look who’s back after saying they’re leaving. Gonna cry to the mods again Nancy? 

I'm Not You wrote:

You CANNOT make THIS shit UP!

Chance1216 wrote:

Hey!! Look who’s back after saying they’re leaving. Gonna cry to the mods again Nancy? 

2DoorKicker75 wrote:

I’m pretty sure he’s more of a, “Sally”.

Chance1216 wrote:

Or,  Felicia, Karen, Janice, MRSA 😂 

LoudLove wrote:

It’s called “going down with the ship”. Millions of Americans (including myself) were looking for alternatives in 2016, and Trump checked a lot of boxes.  And...

It’s called “going down with the ship”. Millions of Americans (including myself) were looking for alternatives in 2016, and Trump checked a lot of boxes.  And with fingers crossed I hoped he would cool down on the negative rhetoric once in office.  Unfortunately the pressure of being POTUS only served to intensify his personality, leading to such pushback that Trump failed to secure a second incumbent party term, something that happened only once (Carter) in the previous 25+ elections. 
 

And yet millions still cling to the idea of what Trump could have been, versus what he is. I was almost fully on board with his domestic policies, and supported his lack of military expansion globally (his coziness with dictatorships wasn’t my cup of tea). But the dude simply could not maintain executive focus, and stumbled once things started heading south. It’s in times of crisis that a person proves his mettle, and unfortunately Donald folded under pressure. 
 

While I could not support Biden’s campaign, pulling the lever again for Trump was a non-starter. Because character matters. It goes far beyond “mean tweets” and into his core being. A re-elected Trump will quickly abandon Republican policies and use his 4 years as a revenge campaign. With the voters no longer an asset (he cannot be re-elected), Trump will turn his back on those who thought he was in their corner. It’s been his operating style his entire life. 

JustMX wrote:

I agree with just about all of that. But you did forget a bush in your point about incumbents. It really does sicken me that we...

I agree with just about all of that.

But you did forget a bush in your point about incumbents.

It really does sicken me that we are really heading into a presidential election cycle with a rematch between an egomaniac and a buffoon.

Our country deserves and most find a moderate that is not on a mission solely to see how far one way or the other they can go to please the 25% extreme lunacy on both ends, and instead focuses on the 50% in the middle.

I'm Not You wrote:

You CANNOT make THIS shit UP!

Chance1216 wrote:

Hey!! Look who’s back after saying they’re leaving. Gonna cry to the mods again Nancy? 

I'm Not You wrote:

What the hell are you talking about?

And damn, this place is entertaining!

I'm Not You wrote:

I rest my case on the entertainment comment.

I'm Not You wrote:

I rest my case on the entertainment comment.

Chance1216 wrote:

It’s not me. I’m not you. King of the Hill. Son of the Hill.  Are you going to quote yourself with another account again? Or, clarify...

It’s not me. I’m not you. King of the Hill. Son of the Hill.  Are you going to quote yourself with another account again? Or, clarify what you were actually thinking using another account and,  forgetting which account you’re using?  

The only entertainment is you thinking you’ve fooled everyone.
Bye Felicia. 

I'm Not You wrote:

I rest my case on the entertainment comment.

Chance1216 wrote:

It’s not me. I’m not you. King of the Hill. Son of the Hill.  Are you going to quote yourself with another account again? Or, clarify...

It’s not me. I’m not you. King of the Hill. Son of the Hill.  Are you going to quote yourself with another account again? Or, clarify what you were actually thinking using another account and,  forgetting which account you’re using?  

The only entertainment is you thinking you’ve fooled everyone.
Bye Felicia. 

I'm Not You wrote:

Not trying to fool anyone, but keep up the good work.

3 Tres wrote:

Looks like the big tech censorship machine is spooling up for ol' Joe again. Looks like RFK is getting a little close for comfort:    ...

Looks like the big tech censorship machine is spooling up for ol' Joe again. Looks like RFK is getting a little close for comfort:

 

 

 

 

 

indy_maico wrote:

You can't make this shit up.......  

You can't make this shit up.......