USA 2024 US Presidential Election: Trump vs Harris (pt II)

[Stokey]

Where does it say that Trump said it? It says Trump supporters.

With your inability to read and spell, I’m not even sure you actually live in the UK, comrade.

So I can ignore the tweet. Thanks for clarifying.

 

[Ghost Patrol]

Democracy sausage fest

 

[Stokey]

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I'm a little further south. See if you can spot where.

 

[NSWCROW]

So I can ignore the tweet. Thanks for clarifying.

The one that totally didn't trigger you ??

 

[Spearman]

8 hours of sick leave is almost going to be needed, purely to stay in this thread all day.

can't be on for long periods of time due to real life, takes a couple hours to catch each time coming back
Chief's will be getting a new palatial estate somewhere after its over.

 

[Present Not Past]

Elon the new kingmaker by the looks of it.
Rupert is dust.

I heard on the radio today (ABC of course} that the worst customer that a lawyer can have is one that comes to them and says:
"I have unlimited money, can you get me off all of my indictments?"
The lawyer relied:
"It doesn't work like that".
I can't even see Elon's Starlink helping Trump at this stage.

 

[Stokey]

The one that totally didn't trigger you ??

This whole thread is people being triggered.

 

[Present Not Past]

This whole thread is people being triggered.

Well that explains why you're always posting here.

 

[Stokey]

Well that explains why you're always posting here.

And why you always reply to me.

 

[spinynorman]

I do want people to walk me through how a deplorables comment hurt Hilary in 2016 or would hurt the Dems now.

Are those who hate them going to vote even harder than they are now?

Even though some have tried and been caught trying to do, they can’t vote more than once.

And in 2012 there were Mitt Romney's comments about the 47% of people who his job wasn't to worry about and that "I'll never convince them they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives."

I think comments like these make voters feel insulted, even if they're not the ones being talked about, because they feel tarred with the brush of people being insulted. And even if not them, if you're an undecided, borderline apolitical voter but your good friend is a dyed in the wool Trump voter, you're not going to love hearing them being insulted by the other candidate when you know this person to be a good, loving person. It also seems incredibly petulant and thin-skinned from a ruling class at people who dare not support them.

Basically, you're not going to get anything positive out of insulting people who don't vote for you, so it's probably best avoided.

 

[Present Not Past]

And why you always reply to me.

In you're dreams buddy.
I avoid you like the plague.

 

[rank and file]

Daniel kerr likes this allegedly

Jury is out on Musk.
See how neural implant guy goes.
Not sure if philanthropy or Frankenstien.

 

[Blue1980]

Gee I wonder how much work is going to get done on Wednesday in the offices of Aussies interested in this election? Lol.

I’ve got an annual leave day, extra long weekend

 

[Satan]

Congrats Kamala

The U.S. economy continued its expansion in the third quarter, growing at an annualized rate of 2.8 percent, and offering a spurt of good news for Vice President Harris just days before the election.
The latest gross domestic product report offers a snapshot of a robust economy that has remained steady following a 3 percent reading in the previous quarter, according to data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis released Wednesday morning.

Washington post

 

[beez]

Crazy good GDP and inflation data.

If Harris was a better economic messenger, she would be in a much better position.

 

[Blue1980]

Crazy good GDP and inflation data.

If Harris was a better economic messenger, she would be in a much better position.

Yeah, well, my feelings don't care about those facts!

 

[Royces Hart]

So I can ignore the tweet. Thanks for clarifying.

So we can ignore the tweet about the Mexican joking about Mexicans?

 

[Blue1980]

And in 2012 there were Mitt Romney's comments about the 47% of people who his job wasn't to worry about and that "I'll never convince them they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives."

I think comments like these make voters feel insulted, even if they're not the ones being talked about, because they feel tarred with the brush of people being insulted. And even if not them, if you're an undecided, borderline apolitical voter but your good friend is a dyed in the wool Trump voter, you're not going to love hearing them being insulted by the other candidate when you know this person to be a good, loving person. It also seems incredibly petulant and thin-skinned from a ruling class at people who dare not support them.

Basically, you're not going to get anything positive out of insulting people who don't vote for you, so it's probably best avoided.

When we talk about Trump's rhetoric though, those comments are a drop in the ocean.

Hillary lost in 2016 as she ran an awful campaign, skipping vital swing states and just assming they had it in the bag.

 

[NSWCROW]

This whole thread is people being triggered.

Only someone triggered would say that

 

[Stokey]

So we can ignore the tweet about the Mexican joking about Mexicans?

You were going to anyways. For obvious reasons.

 

[Stokey]

Only someone triggered would say that

Well this is fun.

 

[Satan]

I'm a little further south. See if you can spot where.

Before you were sent from russia to embed in uk there was this song


Did Arsenal win last night?

 

[NSWCROW]

Well this is fun.

Just like ****in' Saigon, huh Slick !!

 

[Stokey]

Before you were sent from russia to embed in uk there was this song


Did Arsenal win last night?

They didnt play. They play tonight.

I like that song but dont get the relevance

 

[Stokey]

Just like ****in' Saigon, huh Slick !!

I was in junior high d**head.