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The GOP senate losers may still vote to confirm a trump nominee in a lame duck session because they are true believers, or because they are being bribed. Sent from my LM-X320 using Tapatalk |
Trump's constant attacks against Biden as being tired and senile are going to hurt him bigly in the Debates: all that Biden has to do is being present without falling asleep, and he will have exceeded the expectations Trump has set for him.
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They also say that Siri has a lawsuit against Apple for intolerable employment clauses. |
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At least, once Fox News isolates the blinking clip and runs it on repeat. |
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Just joking about it should. |
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Vox has some depressing examples. Of course, given it's the tangerine child emperor and not a fully functioning adult, the influence is greater than it should have been ("we told him to blink the lights on and off..."), but given how crucial the alternative facts bubble is for someone as incompetent as Trump, it really goes without saying he needs to let them influence him. |
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Trump Tweets
What a GREAT GUY. A true Winner representing Hispanic Americans!!! Thank you. Quote Tweet Chad Prather - Parler @watchchad @WatchChad Owner of LA Angels Says 'It's Very Necessary To Vote For President Trump' https://politicalcowboy.com/owner-of...esident-trump/ via @WatchChad |
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An arrest has been made in the case of the Ricin laced letters sent to President Trump. A female suspect has been arrested at the Canadian border. No details as of now.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/20/polit...est/index.html |
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I followed some of the Twitter links to other Twitter links.
The most vocal Trump supporters don’t like the Lincoln Project, as illustrated by how much they mock the group and how often they make claims of sedition against POTUS. They don’t point out any LP claim that can be disproved with evidence. It is just “You’re a stupid poopy head.” Oh, and they are very upset that these seditionists use Lincoln in their title. Very disrespectful and wrong. |
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Now, they still can't point to anything specific, but it's all dishonest. Apparently. |
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Steering into the Iceberg
Dan Carlin's latest Common Sense podcast. He doesn't put out episodes of this podcast very often these days. He mostly sticks to his history podcast (Hardcore History). But we might be at an important historical inflection point.
https://www.dancarlin.com/product/co...o-the-iceberg/ I thought about starting a new thread for this, but it's kind of hard to sum up. Topics covered include how Trump is claiming that the only way he can lose the election is if it's rigged. The Black Lives Matter protests, and other current events. |
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I can't speak for others, but when I mention re-election it is in the context of a specific election that a specific individual is participating in. Aside from that I talk about power and money. Some of which might result from re-election, sure, but cushy lobbying jobs and corporate board sinecures are not to be sneezed at. |
A shocking realization. Just now, when looking at a news program which included a view of the White House with flag at half staff, it hit me that the disgust building within me over the past 4 years has now reached the point where I regard the WH as a loathsome cesspool inhabited by vile creatures. A visceral revulsion is invoked at the sight of it. I think the fetid stench issuing therefrom surpasses that from even the Kremlin. Not least because the joint is *supposed* to be the beacon of democracy, or at least an object of inspiration. But instead it has become a den of traitorous grifters of a decidedly anti-American flavour.
What a strange sensation, to perceive the US center of power as an inimical enemy. |
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I am surprised Biden's campaign hasn't made more of it. |
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I remember a comic in either Cracked Magazine or Mad Magazine many years ago in which a reporter was interviewing various people, including a couple who regularly protested the content of the history books used at their local school. Their complaints included "knocking Custer and building up them Injuns, or saying that we lost Vietnam. If they paid attention to Westmoreland's body count, they'd know that we won." |
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"I meet with foreign leaders of countries, & they have an expression, 'Sir, we are a forest nation.' But they say, 'we have trees that are far more explosive than the trees in California. We don't understand how a thing like that can happen. You have to manage your forest" - |
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The circle can be squared easily.
Winner definition 1: I got what I wanted Winner definition 2: The other side didn't get what they wanted. |
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Biden will have to perform flawlessly, any slight flub, hesitation or misspeak will be reported by FOXNews as evidence of senility - and this will then be reported by the mainstream media thus propagating the message (even if they don't mean to). All President Trump has to do in order for the media to applaud his performance is not to visibly soil himself. Even a racist rant would result in him being applauded for "pivoting to presidential". :mad: |
Yeah if Biden does back handsprings onto the stage and pulls out a chalkboard and solves the Unified Field Theory with one hand and writes out a cure for cancer with the other...
... while Trump's dead corpse does the debate "Weekend at Bernie's Style" the media will still report it as "close." |
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Those living in a post-fact world see Trump (somehow) as a stable genius, and Biden as a drooling late-stage Alzheimer patient two steps away from the nursing home. You know, like how Clinton was way too old and frail during the 2016 campaign to lead the country. Even if they do see him speak, they'll fixate on him starting unnaturally into the camera, or other things that confirm their pre-conceived impression that he's losing his grip. Meanwhile Trump can admit a dementia test is hard for him, and completely forget the five words he was supposed to remember and replace them with words for things he sees right in front of him, and then proceed to struggle to repeat that easy string of words, and his disciples will remain either blissfully unaware, or somehow still convinced he is a stable genius, perfectly capable of running America. Or they'll just go "okay, that's disconcerting, but have you seen these cherry picked video clips of Biden? Would he do a better job?" The rules go out the window when you live in a post-fact world :( . |
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IMO like so much of what President Trump says, this exchange only happened in his imagination. |
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Yep. These are the same people who can watch a video of AOC efficiently eviscerating a witness in a Congressional hearing, and then post a comment on how "stupid" she is. |
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Clearly not Trump’s. |
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“Person X has benefit y. I don’t have benefit y. That is unfair. I could ask that I get benefit y too. Or that x and I split it. But I prefer you just take benefit y away from x. That would make me happiest.” |
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