USA 2024 US Presidential Election: Trump vs Harris

[Chief]

Continued in Part 2

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

The debate is going to be meaningless - they are all just soundbyte farms for each side to use against one another. The attention span of the swinging voter is shorter and shorter (and each side is rusted on in their support). This is but a spectacle rather than substance.

www.bigfooty.com

 

[Dazzler9]

There was in the debate

That's his point. Even from the other side of the world, he could've predicted the questions. i.e. Harris wasn't 'fed them'.

 

[The Sultan]

That's his point. Even from the other side of the world, he could've predicted the questions. i.e. Harris wasn't 'fed them'.

Yes this is to be correct.. my algorithm is to be still learnings your language comrade's.

 

[Stokey]

Getting endorsed by billionaires is now a good thing.

 

[TheSunGod]

 

[FruitTingles]

Getting endorsed by billionaires is now a good thing.

We have lived in an oligarchy for many decades now if we are honest with ourselves.

Gina, Twiggy, Clive, Rupert have massive influence over the kind of candidates we can run, and also who they will back.

The US is no different. The GOP seems to think, due to the cult of personality, two billionaires running everything is going to work. We already know term 1 was a failure

 

[Spearman]

For some who still don't quite got a grip on the Project 2025, the Federalists, and general conservative shenanigans:



I think I will have to catch this guys pod: The Master Plan at The Lever

 

[Gough]

Getting endorsed by billionaires is now a good thing.

It sure is if it's having the sort of effect Swift's endorsement of Harris has had. It's all very well to have Thiel and Musk's money but you literally can't buy what she brings.

 

[happy_eagle]

Crazy to think that people consider Joe Rogan to be a "free thinker". Guy has absolutely no idea how polling sampling is done if he thinks a random poll on twitter is more reliable.

 

[Stokey]

It sure is if it's having the sort of effect Swift's endorsement of Harris has had. It's all very well to have Thiel and Musk's money but you literally can't buy what she brings.

Dems have always had the celebrity vote and had it massively in 2016.

The only problem the Dems have with the Swifty endorsement is it's Harris she's endorsing.

 

[magpie_marty]

I mean it’s not exactly hard to believe the questions leaked to Harris. I don’t know why there’s any reason to trust the media.

Regardless Trump didn’t do well.

But what about the secret ear piece in her ear rings?

 

[blackshadow]

Crazy to think that people consider Joe Rogan to be a "free thinker". Guy has absolutely no idea how polling sampling is done if he thinks a random poll on twitter is more reliable.

You could have just left it as guy has absolutely no idea.

He’s got **** all intellectual rigour but he likes to present himself as a thought leader and his minions lap it up.

 

[Blue1980]

Getting endorsed by billionaires is now a good thing.

I personally don’t care, but do like the salt from the right on her endorsing Harris.

 

[Blue1980]

Crazy to think that people consider Joe Rogan to be a "free thinker". Guy has absolutely no idea how polling sampling is done if he thinks a random poll on twitter is more reliable.

He’s audience captured.

 

[Blue1980]

Dems have always had the celebrity vote and had it massively in 2016.

The only problem the Dems have with the Swifty endorsement is it's Harris she's endorsing.

Republicans have Ted Nugent, Hulk Hogan and Kid Rock.

Surely that’s enough.

 

[carltonchelsea]

“Young girls r*ped and *******ed by illegal aliens”.

He ackchually said that, fook me dead!































….did his lifty struggle thing he does.
This nuffy narcissistic sociopath NEPO baby isn’t what America represents, not one bit.
Russia is his only main source of revenue, has been for years, ask the nuffy kids, google trumps kids and the money trail!
Ballerinas and urine showers DONald

 

[FruitTingles]

Joe Rogan, after this many podcasts, is probably also out of interesting things to say.

 

[Crankyhawk]

I thought it was another joke but now it seems like there might actually be legs to the Loomer Trump affair. Oh my god.

Even if there is nothing if it is repeated and insinuated enough it will be popular opinion fact.

 

[Dont_be_a_Plonka]

That was not so much celebrity endorsement as driven by frustration at 23 years of Liberal govts ignoring the most of the arts. John Gorton, while completely incompetent as PM, was the only LCP politician in that era to even realise that Australians produced films, wrote and produced live theatre, created tv programs for kids and satire, etc. Whitlam had policies to redress that, so gained public support from artists. Some of them, like Newton, were life-long ALP supporters, others got involved in 1972 for altruistic reasons on behalf of their industry.

Good old Bert.

 

[Stokey]

Republicans have Ted Nugent, Hulk Hogan and Kid Rock.

Surely that’s enough.

Think that shows they dont need celebrity endorsements, which on the whole are utterly useless.

 

[brutus76]

Has pet adoption increased since Donny's odd verbage?

 

[Ohitsthatguy]

Eating the dogs 300 points

Venezuela on steroids 1000 points

 

[Randomizor]

Trump clearly didn’t prepare at all for the debate. He thought he could go in and wing it. How’s that going to go for him when talking to world leaders? Or during a crisis?

Oh, we saw the answer during Covid. Millions of dead Americans.

 

[GreyCrow]

Typical politician non-answer

 

[Seeds]

Dems have always had the celebrity vote and had it massively in 2016.

The only problem the Dems have with the Swifty endorsement is it's Harris she's endorsing.

That's a terrible start to that answer. But we don't hear the finish of it. What else did she say in her response?

 

[Mick F]

That's a terrible start to that answer. But we don't here the finish of it. What else did she say in her response?

It’s a stupid question. If people weren’t so f’n dumb they’d realise that every dollar the government spends, that is not invested in infrastructure and human capital, returns at best 70 cents, because of administration costs.

Pork barrelling should lose them votes. Then again we are talking about people that think Trump’s economic policies - Mexico will pay for the wall - are good for the country. A man who relied on his father bailing him out, in his fifties, as he kept bankrupting business ventures.