Who do you think is going to win and why?

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Anonymous wrote:You vote for the person you like. I hate to say it but Harris is not that likeable. On the other hand, while Trump is a crazy MOFO, he isn't totally unlikeable. Quite entertaining from a certain perspective. You vote ALWAY ALWAY ALWAYS for the one you like. On some level, people like Trump.

On the other hand, I think Harris will win this time around because institutions/business tends to favor Harris.

I voted for Trump but definitely don’t like him.

A vote for Trump is a vote against women and a vote for corruption. You must be proud.

Not every woman supports the right to kill their baby.

There are women who live a life completely dictated by the men in their lives. There are women who internalize the constant stream of misogyny in our society. They look to the men in their life to provide them thoughts/opinion and surrender their free will. I think we are all well aware of this fact.

This is such belittling BS. When we met, my husband was pro-choice. I’m the one who changed his views. For the life me, I can’t understand how some pro-choices fail to see how people have honest, moral objections to abortion.

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Anonymous wrote:It's all over. Trump will carry most or all of the battleground states, so even though the popular vote will be very close, the election will have the feel of a landslide.

You didn't answer the why ?

PP here - Trump is campaigning on issues and a positive vision for the future, and he is on the right side of illegal immigration, the biggest issue of the day. Kamala won't take a position on anything, her historic positions are too hard left, and she is over-playing the "hate Trump" card. Each day it seems like she does something more desperate, such as campaigning with the Cheneys (who are disliked by both parties) or saying that Trump wants to be Hitler. People see through it. Privately, even Democrats know she doesn't have the chops to be President. Like him or not, Trump does.

Some of what you say may be true and if the GOP had nominated a candidate like they used to nominate pre-2016, they'd likely win this election in a landslide. This being said; they nominated a guy who had the job previously and then abandoned his role as Commander-in-Chief for hours during the one big time national security threat we had during his 1st term. A POTUS takes the oath of office with an understanding that protecting our country and our people is their number one priority. How can any sensible person vote for someone to fill this role again when they failed to act in the most dire moment of their 1st term? A candidate that has shown the entire world that they don't have the integrity or courage to protect America in our most challenging moments is not a viable POTUS candidate any true American will be voting for. Find a candidate with that courage and integrity and then we can talk policy.

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Anonymous wrote:You vote for the person you like. I hate to say it but Harris is not that likeable. On the other hand, while Trump is a crazy MOFO, he isn't totally unlikeable. Quite entertaining from a certain perspective. You vote ALWAY ALWAY ALWAYS for the one you like. On some level, people like Trump.

On the other hand, I think Harris will win this time around because institutions/business tends to favor Harris.

I voted for Trump but definitely don’t like him.

A vote for Trump is a vote against women and a vote for corruption. You must be proud.

Not every woman supports the right to kill their baby.

There are women who live a life completely dictated by the men in their lives. There are women who internalize the constant stream of misogyny in our society. They look to the men in their life to provide them thoughts/opinion and surrender their free will. I think we are all well aware of this fact.

This is such belittling BS. When we met, my husband was pro-choice. I’m the one who changed his views. For the life me, I can’t understand how some pro-choices fail to see how people have honest, moral objections to abortion.

And in case anyone cares, I am a white woman, with a graduate degree in my 40’s and an atheist.

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Anonymous wrote:You vote for the person you like. I hate to say it but Harris is not that likeable. On the other hand, while Trump is a crazy MOFO, he isn't totally unlikeable. Quite entertaining from a certain perspective. You vote ALWAY ALWAY ALWAYS for the one you like. On some level, people like Trump.

On the other hand, I think Harris will win this time around because institutions/business tends to favor Harris.

I voted for Trump but definitely don’t like him.

A vote for Trump is a vote against women and a vote for corruption. You must be proud.

Not every woman supports the right to kill their baby.

There are women who live a life completely dictated by the men in their lives. There are women who internalize the constant stream of misogyny in our society. They look to the men in their life to provide them thoughts/opinion and surrender their free will. I think we are all well aware of this fact.

This is such belittling BS. When we met, my husband was pro-choice. I’m the one who changed his views. For the life me, I can’t understand how some pro-choices fail to see how people have honest, moral objections to abortion.

Of course they understand why a person might object to abortion. That is why they are pro-choice.
that position allows for people against abortion to choose not have an abortion and for people that have a different view to make their own decision. The pro-choice position has complete respect for for the decisions each individual makes about their own reproductive life

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Kamala Harris begs voters for support in a deli in Pennsylvania. Black women tell her they are voting for Trump!

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Anonymous wrote:You vote for the person you like. I hate to say it but Harris is not that likeable. On the other hand, while Trump is a crazy MOFO, he isn't totally unlikeable. Quite entertaining from a certain perspective. You vote ALWAY ALWAY ALWAYS for the one you like. On some level, people like Trump.

On the other hand, I think Harris will win this time around because institutions/business tends to favor Harris.

I voted for Trump but definitely don’t like him.

A vote for Trump is a vote against women and a vote for corruption. You must be proud.

Not every woman supports the right to kill their baby.

There are women who live a life completely dictated by the men in their lives. There are women who internalize the constant stream of misogyny in our society. They look to the men in their life to provide them thoughts/opinion and surrender their free will. I think we are all well aware of this fact.

This is such belittling BS. When we met, my husband was pro-choice. I’m the one who changed his views. For the life me, I can’t understand how some pro-choices fail to see how people have honest, moral objections to abortion.

Of course they understand why a person might object to abortion. That is why they are pro-choice.
that position allows for people against abortion to choose not have an abortion and for people that have a different view to make their own decision. The pro-choice position has complete respect for for the decisions each individual makes about their own reproductive life

Yeh sounds great a murderer may understand why people want to live. Get over abortion it's not needed for birth control anymore and trump has already stated rape, incest and life of the mother.

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Anonymous wrote:You vote for the person you like. I hate to say it but Harris is not that likeable. On the other hand, while Trump is a crazy MOFO, he isn't totally unlikeable. Quite entertaining from a certain perspective. You vote ALWAY ALWAY ALWAYS for the one you like. On some level, people like Trump.

On the other hand, I think Harris will win this time around because institutions/business tends to favor Harris.

This decision only concerns you when it's your uterus. Get over the fact that you don't get to make that decision for other people.

I voted for Trump but definitely don’t like him.

A vote for Trump is a vote against women and a vote for corruption. You must be proud.

Not every woman supports the right to kill their baby.

There are women who live a life completely dictated by the men in their lives. There are women who internalize the constant stream of misogyny in our society. They look to the men in their life to provide them thoughts/opinion and surrender their free will. I think we are all well aware of this fact.

This is such belittling BS. When we met, my husband was pro-choice. I’m the one who changed his views. For the life me, I can’t understand how some pro-choices fail to see how people have honest, moral objections to abortion.

Of course they understand why a person might object to abortion. That is why they are pro-choice.
that position allows for people against abortion to choose not have an abortion and for people that have a different view to make their own decision. The pro-choice position has complete respect for for the decisions each individual makes about their own reproductive life

Yeh sounds great a murderer may understand why people want to live. Get over abortion it's not needed for birth control anymore and trump has already stated rape, incest and life of the mother.

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Anonymous wrote:You vote for the person you like. I hate to say it but Harris is not that likeable. On the other hand, while Trump is a crazy MOFO, he isn't totally unlikeable. Quite entertaining from a certain perspective. You vote ALWAY ALWAY ALWAYS for the one you like. On some level, people like Trump.

On the other hand, I think Harris will win this time around because institutions/business tends to favor Harris.

I voted for Trump but definitely don’t like him.

A vote for Trump is a vote against women and a vote for corruption. You must be proud.

Not every woman supports the right to kill their baby.

There are women who live a life completely dictated by the men in their lives. There are women who internalize the constant stream of misogyny in our society. They look to the men in their life to provide them thoughts/opinion and surrender their free will. I think we are all well aware of this fact.

This is such belittling BS. When we met, my husband was pro-choice. I’m the one who changed his views. For the life me, I can’t understand how some pro-choices fail to see how people have honest, moral objections to abortion.

Of course they understand why a person might object to abortion. That is why they are pro-choice.
that position allows for people against abortion to choose not have an abortion and for people that have a different view to make their own decision. The pro-choice position has complete respect for for the decisions each individual makes about their own reproductive life

Yeh sounds great a murderer may understand why people want to live. Get over abortion it's not needed for birth control anymore and trump has already stated rape, incest and life of the mother.

You get to make this decision for your own uterus.
Get over the fact that you do not get to involve yourself in this decision for other people.

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Anonymous wrote:I desperately hope it’s Harris but I think it will be Trump.

Plus one

Thanks for nothing electoral college

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Anonymous wrote:You vote for the person you like. I hate to say it but Harris is not that likeable. On the other hand, while Trump is a crazy MOFO, he isn't totally unlikeable. Quite entertaining from a certain perspective. You vote ALWAY ALWAY ALWAYS for the one you like. On some level, people like Trump.

On the other hand, I think Harris will win this time around because institutions/business tends to favor Harris.

I voted for Trump but definitely don’t like him.

A vote for Trump is a vote against women and a vote for corruption. You must be proud.

Not every woman supports the right to kill their baby.

There are women who live a life completely dictated by the men in their lives. There are women who internalize the constant stream of misogyny in our society. They look to the men in their life to provide them thoughts/opinion and surrender their free will. I think we are all well aware of this fact.

This is such belittling BS. When we met, my husband was pro-choice. I’m the one who changed his views. For the life me, I can’t understand how some pro-choices fail to see how people have honest, moral objections to abortion.

Of course they understand why a person might object to abortion. That is why they are pro-choice.
that position allows for people against abortion to choose not have an abortion and for people that have a different view to make their own decision. The pro-choice position has complete respect for for the decisions each individual makes about their own reproductive life

Yeh sounds great a murderer may understand why people want to live. Get over abortion it's not needed for birth control anymore and trump has already stated rape, incest and life of the mother.

Whether a baby is aborted or not doesn't matter if you have a POTUS that refuses to protect our country and our people when there is an attack on our soil. I can agree with some of Trump's policies but no way I can get over the fact that he cowered in a corner of The White House for hours the one time we needed him to stand up and be brave as Commander-in-Chief. With regards to Trump and his bid for a second term, every other issue pales in comparison to his lack of integrity and courage in that very big moment when he had the job previously.

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Anonymous wrote:You vote for the person you like. I hate to say it but Harris is not that likeable. On the other hand, while Trump is a crazy MOFO, he isn't totally unlikeable. Quite entertaining from a certain perspective. You vote ALWAY ALWAY ALWAYS for the one you like. On some level, people like Trump.

On the other hand, I think Harris will win this time around because institutions/business tends to favor Harris.

I voted for Trump but definitely don’t like him.

With all due respect you may not know or admit it but yeah you like him. Of course you like him. Why else would you vote for a convicted felon? I'm not a Harris supporter but let's just be honest here, I don't judge you. I hate Trump but I admit he's more likable than Kamala. WTF is a "closing statement" to get people to vote for her. WTAF? No president wins by offering a closing statement. Who the hell wants to hear a closing statement? Way too much drama and complexity and I have a grad degree. Make some jokes and have people fall in love with you. Make it way too serious and you lose to the guy who even though a nightmare at least is real.

What an absurd argument. I don’t like Kamala either. It’s a binary choice. Either way, I’m not voting for a person because I like that person. I’m voting over the policies I most align with.

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Anonymous wrote:You vote for the person you like. I hate to say it but Harris is not that likeable. On the other hand, while Trump is a crazy MOFO, he isn't totally unlikeable. Quite entertaining from a certain perspective. You vote ALWAY ALWAY ALWAYS for the one you like. On some level, people like Trump.

On the other hand, I think Harris will win this time around because institutions/business tends to favor Harris.

I voted for Trump but definitely don’t like him.

A vote for Trump is a vote against women and a vote for corruption. You must be proud.

Stop speaking for women. You don’t speak for me.

I can tell that the men are speaking for you, dear.

The dripping condescension shown above is one reason I am not a liberal.

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Anonymous wrote:You vote for the person you like. I hate to say it but Harris is not that likeable. On the other hand, while Trump is a crazy MOFO, he isn't totally unlikeable. Quite entertaining from a certain perspective. You vote ALWAY ALWAY ALWAYS for the one you like. On some level, people like Trump.

On the other hand, I think Harris will win this time around because institutions/business tends to favor Harris.

I voted for Trump but definitely don’t like him.

A vote for Trump is a vote against women and a vote for corruption. You must be proud.

Not every woman supports the right to kill their baby.

There are women who live a life completely dictated by the men in their lives. There are women who internalize the constant stream of misogyny in our society. They look to the men in their life to provide them thoughts/opinion and surrender their free will. I think we are all well aware of this fact.

This is such belittling BS. When we met, my husband was pro-choice. I’m the one who changed his views. For the life me, I can’t understand how some pro-choices fail to see how people have honest, moral objections to abortion.

Of course they understand why a person might object to abortion. That is why they are pro-choice.
that position allows for people against abortion to choose not have an abortion and for people that have a different view to make their own decision. The pro-choice position has complete respect for for the decisions each individual makes about their own reproductive life

Yeh sounds great a murderer may understand why people want to live. Get over abortion it's not needed for birth control anymore and trump has already stated rape, incest and life of the mother.

Whether a baby is aborted or not doesn't matter if you have a POTUS that refuses to protect our country and our people when there is an attack on our soil. I can agree with some of Trump's policies but no way I can get over the fact that he cowered in a corner of The White House for hours the one time we needed him to stand up and be brave as Commander-in-Chief. With regards to Trump and his bid for a second term, every other issue pales in comparison to his lack of integrity and courage in that very big moment when he had the job previously.

He is unfit and should and will lose.

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I’m so F’ing SICK AND TIRED of hearing people complaining about the price of groceries. That sh!t is so played out it’s pathetic.

And really, why are we placing so much power in the hands of low income earners who clearly haven’t achieved much in life and are now complaining that hamburger helper is too expensive? Gee, I dunno, maybe you should’ve applied yourself a bit more in school and made something of yourself so the price of groceries aren’t a backbreaker for you?

I am going to have to copy this and save it somewhere -- to roll out on election night as Exhibit A as to why Trump won. Is this really how deeply buried some people have their heads in the sand, when it comes to inflation? Is this this really how Harris voters think an economy works?

I just took the day off work to run several errands. One stop was to a cobbler to have some shoes resoled. Another was to a clockmaker to drop off a wristwatch to be cleaned and oiled. And then I had an appointment for a mason to come by the house and replace some grout that has cracked and fallen out of the stonework on the house, before winter hits with freezing rain. And I probably shared the streets with several hundred truck drivers, delivering loads of food and fuel and other goods. These kind of tradespeople are the foundation of our economy and represent the majority of workers in a healthy economy.

Oh, and the final errand was to the grocery store. I try to cook most everything from scratch for the family, and I like King Arthur flour. A 4# bag that was $4.99 in 2018 is now even higher today -- up from $6.49 this summer to $6.99 now. Eggs, orange juice, vegetables, etc. are all up a similar percent from 2018.

Does the poster above really think the cobbler, horologist or stonemason "didn't make something" of their life? Is that how pathetic this person's worldview is?

What about the person working at a flour mill. Are they also a loser? Does this poster above think that everyone in a country can get a PhD and then 100% of the economy simply magically makes lots of money, and everyone lives well without anyone actually producing goods or services?

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I’m so F’ing SICK AND TIRED of hearing people complaining about the price of groceries. That sh!t is so played out it’s pathetic.

And really, why are we placing so much power in the hands of low income earners who clearly haven’t achieved much in life and are now complaining that hamburger helper is too expensive? Gee, I dunno, maybe you should’ve applied yourself a bit more in school and made something of yourself so the price of groceries aren’t a backbreaker for you?

I am going to have to copy this and save it somewhere -- to roll out on election night as Exhibit A as to why Trump won. Is this really how deeply buried some people have their heads in the sand, when it comes to inflation? Is this this really how Harris voters think an economy works?

I just took the day off work to run several errands. One stop was to a cobbler to have some shoes resoled. Another was to a clockmaker to drop off a wristwatch to be cleaned and oiled. And then I had an appointment for a mason to come by the house and replace some grout that has cracked and fallen out of the stonework on the house, before winter hits with freezing rain. And I probably shared the streets with several hundred truck drivers, delivering loads of food and fuel and other goods. These kind of tradespeople are the foundation of our economy and represent the majority of workers in a healthy economy.

Oh, and the final errand was to the grocery store. I try to cook most everything from scratch for the family, and I like King Arthur flour. A 4# bag that was $4.99 in 2018 is now even higher today -- up from $6.49 this summer to $6.99 now. Eggs, orange juice, vegetables, etc. are all up a similar percent from 2018.

Does the poster above really think the cobbler, horologist or stonemason "didn't make something" of their life? Is that how pathetic this person's worldview is?

What about the person working at a flour mill. Are they also a loser? Does this poster above think that everyone in a country can get a PhD and then 100% of the economy simply magically makes lots of money, and everyone lives well without anyone actually producing goods or services?

Anyone that cares about the economy from PhD holders on down should avoid voting for Trump. He is a senile old fool that will destroy this country's economy and everything else.