There you go again, misquoting me. Creating a fantasy narrative. I said nothing about rising gas prices or inflation.
From a policy standpoint, Trump is a million times better from any Democrat. I think your argument revolves around an emotional argument and personality differences, which is fine. But at the end of the day, does the media and Democrats’ opinion about you matter?
Under Biden all I got was poorer. That's all. No need to debate me, that's just how it is. I don't give a shit about social issues anymore, my opinion on them has never mattered and never will.
I think your argument revolves around an emotional argument and personality differences, which is fine.
But at the end of the day, does the media and Democrats’ opinion about you matter?
How will Trump ruin the country? Everyone said that in 2016. Nothing happened.
Stacey Abrams and Al Gore," I entirely agree. That's one (out of many) reasons that I won't vote for the Democrats either.
his administration adding trillions more to an already bloated national debt
causing out of control inflation
harmful domestic energy policies causing me to pay higher gas prices by forcing the country to rely on foreign sources,
Expanded business regulations costing my own side business and full time employer to pay thousands more in compliance costs.
Increased fees on licenses and permits, shortages in the supply chain
Why would I ever vote for anyone who says that about me.
We are on opposite ends when it comes to policy, so that’s not really relevant here. If I were offerred Liz Cheney right now, who has voted with Trump something like 95% of the time and believes nearly all of the same things politically vs taking a chance on Biden vs Trump with 2:1 odds favoring Biden, I would take Cheney right now.
Something did happen. A sitting president refused to accept the results of a legitimate election. Millions believed him. Some resorted to violence. Trump attempted to overturn an election. Yes, the Democrat's policies are bad for America. So are election denialism and attempted coups. A democracy relies on the willingness of both sides to acknowledge defeat. Without that, it will collapse.
See the problem here is that everyone argues that the election was perfect. It had numerous flaws.
A test of American integrity.It takes integrity to not vote.
I will vote for Trump if he is the Republican candidate in 2024 for the same reason Dems gave for voting for Biden in 2020. The lesser of 2 evils. With that said, life for me was good when Trump was President. Under Biden all I got was poorer. That's all. No need to debate me, that's just how it is. I don't give a shit about social issues anymore, my opinion on them has never mattered and never will.
Hitler came to power because he got Germany out of the great depression,
Are you comparing Trump to Hitler? If you are, you don't know anything about Hitler.
With that said, using your character argument, Why would anyone vote for Biden?
See the problem here is that everyone argues that the election was perfect. It had numerous flaws.
Hell State Supreme courts across the nation have found Democratic rule changes that benefited not them unconstitutional. The system was rigged against Trump. It’s like finding out the lottery is rigged to give one guy all the money
That's me.I never vote.Well, I voted against Brexit because I thought that it was an unnecessary faff.But I haven't voted in a General Election for, probably 40 years.So, I will gladly accept your compliment.Thank you.
Yeah, and not collecting stamps is a hobby.
Well, I'm not part of everyone. Once you get past a certain size, no election is perfect. However, imperfect does not mean unfair or illegitimate or rigged.
The claim in the first sentence does not support the claim in the following sentences. You can say, "There were bad laws." Probably. There probably have been bad laws in most or all elections. You can say, "The bad laws favored one side over another." Maybe so. Again, probably not uncommon. But unless you can say, "There were bad laws, and here is the evidence showing that they had enough impact to flip the election," you can't conclude that it was rigged. And that is a case that I haven't seen anyone even attempt to make.
But more pertinently, claiming that there were bad laws does absolutely nothing to justify Trump's behavior. He hasn't been limiting himself to rational, defensible claims. He and his lawyers have been spouting off one insane conspiracy theory after another.
He also didn't limit himself to legal means to challenge the results. He tried to pressure the vice president to illegally overturn the election.
That behavior is indefensible and unacceptable. And if that continues and becomes more mainstream, it will eventually destroy our constitutional system.
No offense, but this is honestly why the opinion of a Democrat on this matter is pretty laughable. Liz Cheney is the epitome of the pro-war, Bush Republican model that Mitch and Ryan follow to this day. They don’t have the interest of voters. Hell they don’t even act like they have the best interest of the voters.
news flash from out here in the real world, we already went and had that MidTerm election everybody's been talking about, it's over, and turns out it had nothing to do with clown world claims about Trump brokering peace anywhere, in the end it was about Trump and his base being out of thier mind,
And yet she voted with Trump well over 90% of the time and even more so than most republicans in congress. I thought you were against arguments based on emotion?
I also noticed you ignored the rest of my post, but that’s fine, I wasn’t expecting much else.
It’s the 10% that truly matters. Where’s the team player mentality?
I purposefully ignored it. As I’ve told you before, we won’t be seeing eye to eye on a vast majority of things, and so I didn’t want to waste your time, nor my time
