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GreyCrow
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Hyperbole. Bishop did what she was hired to do. Its James Hardie who you need to be going after
Its his words not mine."apparently"?
You can just watch him debate.
Minnesota Gubernatorial Debate
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) and Scott Jensen, his Republican challenger in the state's 2022 governor race, participated in a debate hosted by KTTC-TV in Rochester, Minnesota. During the debate, the candidates were asked questions on topics including the 2020 George Floyd protests, race...www.c-span.org
Uses coherent sentences and everything. Seems very comfortable with policy. I guess he wasn't catchy enough. Too much being sensible.
As a reformed lawyer, i think it's important to note that a lawyer acting for a party, is part of their duty, as long as they act within the legal and ethical (more around personal behaviour/process) guidelines. That's why you have lawyers represent t rapists etc., they aren't doing it because they are rapists (well normally).
People who are perfectly competent at something - sometimes even very good at something - often play down their competence. In part that's because when you're competent at something you understand all the ways you're not brilliant at it.
In contrast, people who boast about being good at something are very often lousy at it. They're often too unaware to realise they're not very good, or they think braggadocio will fool others into thinking they're competent.
For example, you'll rarely hear very smart people telling the world they are very smart. They leave that for the stoopid people to do.
Oh ffs... He was out the next day with half a nappy on the nick on the side of his head. Absolutely nobody is buying that he has been in hiding due to some sort of PTSD.
I think seeds has a point. An assassination attempt that was an inch of being successful would be stressful to anyone, the trivial nature of the injury is irrelevant. People could react in all sort of ways, including PTSD. I thought Trumpy was a bit quieter afterwards.
He used it as the opening of his speech at the bloody convention... wheeling out the uniform of the guy who was killed!
The way someone who was "stressed" by the situation would act would be to pull away and say they need some time to process what happened, not try to cash in chips associated with it.
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You just dont understand how incredibly alpha he is.
Im just talking about how i would respond. And most people i would think.
That's the point though. He's been doing the occasional controlled environment like the convention etc., but his rallies out doors have almost dried up.
Being brave and bragadicious when you are reasonably confident you're protected is one thing, heading out to day speeches day after day where there is a higher risk is where it shows.
The bolded is laughable. You're projecting a rationale outcome onto an irrational actor.
Cnn. Ive already posted the link in either this thread or the kamala one.
Really? Source?
Secret Service urging Trump to stop outdoor rallies after shooting – report
Move comes as director Kimberly Cheatle resigns after congressional grilling over assassination attempt
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He will ignore that.Secret Service urging Trump to stop outdoor rallies after shooting – report
Move comes as director Kimberly Cheatle resigns after congressional grilling over assassination attemptwww.theguardian.com
Sqotty from office works
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Think he's letting the euphoria about his opposition die down, before launching a late September campaign rush of attack.
I expected this silence before the mayhem
I expected this silence before the mayhem
Thanks. Makes sense. Lot easier to control if inside.Secret Service urging Trump to stop outdoor rallies after shooting – report
Move comes as director Kimberly Cheatle resigns after congressional grilling over assassination attempt
Coming out. Trump’s first meeting with Congressional leaders, days after his 2017 inauguration. They await inspiring words, at this historical point in time; on the American experience, maybe a biblical quote that captures the significance of the occassion, his philosophy.
Trump leans forward: “You know I won the popular vote”.
Stunned silence.
Pelosi: “That isn’t true Mr President. That isn’t true. You did not win the popular vote.”
Trump bullshits.
Pelosi: “I just say this, because if we are going to work together we have to stipulate to fact. If we are going to work on infrastructure, which I believe is one of your priorities, we have to agree on what the ground rules and the ground numbers are.”
Trump: “Oh. Oh. Infrastructure. I have it right here.” Waves a napkin. “Here. I have it right here. A trillion dollars. We can pass it right away.”
McConnell: “Not unless its paid for Mr President.”
As we now know, no Infrastructure Plan was ever presented to Congress by the Trump WH.
Trump leans forward: “You know I won the popular vote”.
Stunned silence.
Pelosi: “That isn’t true Mr President. That isn’t true. You did not win the popular vote.”
Trump bullshits.
Pelosi: “I just say this, because if we are going to work together we have to stipulate to fact. If we are going to work on infrastructure, which I believe is one of your priorities, we have to agree on what the ground rules and the ground numbers are.”
Trump: “Oh. Oh. Infrastructure. I have it right here.” Waves a napkin. “Here. I have it right here. A trillion dollars. We can pass it right away.”
McConnell: “Not unless its paid for Mr President.”
As we now know, no Infrastructure Plan was ever presented to Congress by the Trump WH.
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Just lol, he’s one of the most disorganised humans ever to fall so far upwards.
Look at his Presidency and those that worked closely with him and what they say about him!
He doesn’t have a plan, nor do the folks behind the curtains.
They are shitting in Trumps nappies for him.
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Unlikely
He would be pulling at the chain the Secret Service have put him in. And finding a venue large enough to fil his 100m expected crowd might be hard when he hasnt paid the Hall for Hire fees
I think the quietness is more to do with flailing and trying to remove JD as quiet as possible
I'd bet a lot of money on Nikki Haley replacing Vance....
Go to the big conservative news websites and see if you can find anything about Vance. There's stacks about Walz, but Vance has ceased to exist. He's toast. A complete and utter failure like most of Trump's appointments have been.
Go to the big conservative news websites and see if you can find anything about Vance. There's stacks about Walz, but Vance has ceased to exist. He's toast. A complete and utter failure like most of Trump's appointments have been.
What the GOP don't realise is that Trump is going to launch his 2028 campaign straight after the election loss. This election grift has made him plenty of money, why would he stop just because he lost again, if he can make money from it?
