The oraginizers already had pulled an even more vulgar joke so they knew what was going to be said . This joke was just one of many racist ,sexist , religious comments and jokes said by acolytes of Trump
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It’s so very American to let all those racist, sexist jokes in and draw the line at a swear word
No Cussing the last bastion of American religious tentacles ( no jack dyer jokes)
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not sure on first point but wrong on the last 2 points
not sure on first point but wrong on the last 2 points
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Wonder why no one has posted about this story. Seem like a bigger issue than a lady telling viters to stay in line.
www.newsweek.com
Pennsylvania voter fraud investigation into "overabundance" of applications
York County elections office received a large delivery of election-related materials from a third-party organization, said an official.
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What they really think of their "fellow Americans"
Old news discussed on Saturday ,Wonder why no one has posted about this story. Seem like a bigger issue than a lady telling viters to stay in line.
Pennsylvania voter fraud investigation into "overabundance" of applications
York County elections office received a large delivery of election-related materials from a third-party organization, said an official.
The search feature is your friend
One for stokey to chase down
The Chinese set up Tim walz back in the 80s knowing he would be potential vp in 2025
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The mexicans being thieves is not the butt of the joke though. They are the ones benefiting from free building material.
Mind I also didn’t complain about the PR joke either, so may just be my threshold?
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The knucklehead.One for stokey to chase down
The Chinese set up Tim walz back in the 80s knowing he would be potential vp in 2025
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One for stokey to chase down
The Chinese set up Tim walz back in the 80s knowing he would be potential vp in 2025
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We all know why Walz has had so many trips to mainland China.
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The issue as always is the 'outrage' over this gaffe by Biden is not equal to that of Trump's many gaffes and offensive remarks which the republicans brush off and ignore.
Much like how the democrats are trying to brush off and ignore Biden's offensive remarks.
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Well, I've said it elsewhere and I'll say it again....
It doesn't matter who wins or loses next week, the damage to the US is done.
"The figures reflect the contrasting public stances of the candidates towards the electoral process. While Harris had declared she has confidence, Trump has stoked baseless claims about voter fraud, while suggesting he could only lose if there was cheating.
He has also given deliberately vague responses to questions about whether he would accept the result, saying he would do so if the poll was “free and fair”.
His posture has fuelled fears of a reprise of his refusal to accept his 2020 loss to Joe Biden, when he tried to stop the certification of the results in Congress and inspired a violent mob to attack the US Capitol.
In a somewhat contradictory finding, the survey found that Trump outscored Harris, 43% to 40%, on which candidate was trusted more to protect democracy."
The Guardian Australian edition (bold type added)
Those are swing state numbers btw.
There's a great deal being made of insulting commentary from both sides.
The country who's "democracy" has been lauded, championed and exported (often militarily) is hanging by a thread.....and most of the commentary revolves around the choice of language made by candidates or their representatives....it would be funny if it wasn't so tragic.
Fast forward 12 months from now......what does the US look like? If the Democrats win next week, and make it to the January investiture, does anyone genuinely think all of these Republican MAGA fanatics will just disappear quietly and accept their "struggle" is over?
Likewise if Trump wins....what does the US constitution, as a day to day example of executive power, buttress and support?
We cannot simply ignore the vast divide that now exists in the US....it isn't going to just disappear of it's own accord. There has to be a plan to remedy the underlying issues - and I strongly doubt that doing so is in the policy mandate of either party.
It doesn't matter who wins or loses next week, the damage to the US is done.
"The figures reflect the contrasting public stances of the candidates towards the electoral process. While Harris had declared she has confidence, Trump has stoked baseless claims about voter fraud, while suggesting he could only lose if there was cheating.
He has also given deliberately vague responses to questions about whether he would accept the result, saying he would do so if the poll was “free and fair”.
His posture has fuelled fears of a reprise of his refusal to accept his 2020 loss to Joe Biden, when he tried to stop the certification of the results in Congress and inspired a violent mob to attack the US Capitol.
In a somewhat contradictory finding, the survey found that Trump outscored Harris, 43% to 40%, on which candidate was trusted more to protect democracy."
The Guardian Australian edition (bold type added)
Those are swing state numbers btw.
There's a great deal being made of insulting commentary from both sides.
The country who's "democracy" has been lauded, championed and exported (often militarily) is hanging by a thread.....and most of the commentary revolves around the choice of language made by candidates or their representatives....it would be funny if it wasn't so tragic.
Fast forward 12 months from now......what does the US look like? If the Democrats win next week, and make it to the January investiture, does anyone genuinely think all of these Republican MAGA fanatics will just disappear quietly and accept their "struggle" is over?
Likewise if Trump wins....what does the US constitution, as a day to day example of executive power, buttress and support?
We cannot simply ignore the vast divide that now exists in the US....it isn't going to just disappear of it's own accord. There has to be a plan to remedy the underlying issues - and I strongly doubt that doing so is in the policy mandate of either party.
They really are special snowflakes.
Dare I say it garbage behaviour.
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All political parties do it to a certain degree. What Biden said was a gaffe and not ok. However the mental gymnastics used on a daily basis due to what spews out of Trump's mouth is shocking. Trump is on tape saying he's allowed to sexual assault anyone he likes...I mean c'mon let's put Biden's remark in the context of 2024.
Getting upset after being called garbage by the President = snowflake
Getting upset on behalf of Puerto Ricans who have been insulted by a comedian = perfectly fine
Bidens stated what his comments meant. He wasnt referring to trump supporters in general. Just those who attacked puerto rico.
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The vast majority of voting locations in Oz are public schools. No clash because voting is always on a Saturday.
That seems to get the job done pretty much. You guys have an impressive network of public schools.
As others have pointed out, the whole thing is politically very difficult (as I never tire of pointing out, one of the few instances of Trump telling the certified truth was when he told fellow Republicans “if they make it easier for more people to vote we’ll never get in again”) but it’s clear that things have to change.
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This made me giggle .
Where's are Garbage boys at? Please respond
Yeah not the same.
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If they’re supporting Trump, they’re someone who is a liar and a cheat.
The English language just isn’t flexible enough to find any other way of describing them. Sorry.
Maybe we should all learn French because everyone says it’s capable of far more nuance than English, but until then, if someone supports a liar and a cheat, they have to be held accountable in the official language.
The latter is much worse. Roast comedians make a living saying dumb things
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