I voted for Elrich and Trump. AMA

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Anonymous wrote:Did you have a head injury growing up? Did your mom drop you or something?

I, unlike establishment Democrats, don't assume that everyone who doesn't agree with me must have a head injury.

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Do you act like you hate Trump when you are with anti-Trump folks? Or do you try to defend him and not shy about showing your love?

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Anonymous wrote:Do you act like you hate Trump when you are with anti-Trump folks? Or do you try to defend him and not shy about showing your love?

I'm with a lot of anti-Trump people since I live in MoCo. I just ask them what establishment Democrats have done for them.

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Anonymous wrote:Did you have a head injury growing up? Did your mom drop you or something?

I, unlike establishment Democrats, don't assume that everyone who doesn't agree with me must have a head injury.

You didn’t answer the question.

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Anonymous wrote:Registered Dem. I voted for Trump in 2020 and Elrich in 2018 and 2022. We exist. AMA

Nobody doubts that fools exist.

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If Maryland had actually been a swing state, would you still have voted for Trump?

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So, obviously, all the things Trump did or said during his campaign about women, minority, and disabled folks didn't bother you?

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Trump, voting against Biden and the DNC and how they conspired against Sanders

Who “conspired against Sanders,” besides the 9.5 million more voters Biden had over Sanders?

After Bernie gained a lead in the early 2020 primary, Obama made a call to Clyburn and then to Klobuchar and Buttigieg and asked them to endorse Biden/drop out and endorse Biden. Not to mention the mainstream media Red Scare blitz telling voters that the apocalypse would come if Bernie were elected.

So the "conspiracy" was that a former president supported the man who had been his vice president for 8 years, rather than a person who is not a member of the Democratic party, and asked . . . [checks notes] . . . three other democrats to do the same? And that led you to vote for . . . [checks notes again] . . . Donald Trump, after seeing how he governed for four years? Because he was "less dangerous" than Joe Biden?

OK.

I agree with a PP - probably best that you don't vote. You can use the time you'd otherwise use researching candidates to look up the definition of "conspiracy."

I didn't vote for Trump because I wanted to him. I voted against Biden because I didn't like the whole process. If I didn't live in MARYLAND, I probably would have voted differently. I knew Maryland was going for Biden by at least 30 points.

Well, this is progress, I guess. We've moved on from "conspiracy" to "I didn't like the whole process." Although "I didn't like that Obama supported Biden" is still pretty weak sauce.

I don't like when elites try to manufacture consent among the people. They successfully did that with Hillary and Biden. They tried to do that with Blair over Elrich but failed, and that brings me so much joy.

In your mind, one politician endorsing another is "elites try to manufacture consent among the people?" OK, I guess. That happens every single election cycle, you know.

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Anonymous wrote:Registered Dem. I voted for Trump in 2020 and Elrich in 2018 and 2022. We exist. AMA

Nobody doubts that fools exist.

Yup. Idiocy abounds.

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Anonymous wrote:So, obviously, all the things Trump did or said during his campaign about women, minority, and disabled folks didn't bother you?

I certainly don't like the things he has said, but didn't really take them seriously. A lot of Black and Latinos voted for Trump, and being politically correct isn't the most important thing to most people. I kind of view Trump as like an insult comic, he's offensive and he knows he's offensive, whereas Democrats like Biden are more patronizing and have no clue how out of touch they sound when they say LatinX or compare people to breakfast tacos, unironically.

If I lived in a swing state, I honestly don't know. I only thought of my voting in terms of being a Maryland voter. I probably would have abstained and let the chips fall where they may.

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Trump, voting against Biden and the DNC and how they conspired against Sanders

Who “conspired against Sanders,” besides the 9.5 million more voters Biden had over Sanders?

After Bernie gained a lead in the early 2020 primary, Obama made a call to Clyburn and then to Klobuchar and Buttigieg and asked them to endorse Biden/drop out and endorse Biden. Not to mention the mainstream media Red Scare blitz telling voters that the apocalypse would come if Bernie were elected.

So the "conspiracy" was that a former president supported the man who had been his vice president for 8 years, rather than a person who is not a member of the Democratic party, and asked . . . [checks notes] . . . three other democrats to do the same? And that led you to vote for . . . [checks notes again] . . . Donald Trump, after seeing how he governed for four years? Because he was "less dangerous" than Joe Biden?

OK.

I agree with a PP - probably best that you don't vote. You can use the time you'd otherwise use researching candidates to look up the definition of "conspiracy."

I didn't vote for Trump because I wanted to him. I voted against Biden because I didn't like the whole process. If I didn't live in MARYLAND, I probably would have voted differently. I knew Maryland was going for Biden by at least 30 points.

Well, this is progress, I guess. We've moved on from "conspiracy" to "I didn't like the whole process." Although "I didn't like that Obama supported Biden" is still pretty weak sauce.

I don't like when elites try to manufacture consent among the people. They successfully did that with Hillary and Biden. They tried to do that with Blair over Elrich but failed, and that brings me so much joy.

In your mind, one politician endorsing another is "elites try to manufacture consent among the people?" OK, I guess. That happens every single election cycle, you know.

And that's precisely why people are losing faith in US elections. It's not "rigged" in the way the "elections are stolen" people say, but if you don't believe that corporations, the mainstream media, and establishment politicians put their thumbs on the scale for candidates who uphold the status quo, I have a bridge to sell you.

The mainstream media's hysteria over Trump was part of what led me to vote for him, as a way of giving them the middle finger. That wasn't going to make a difference in Maryland.
Likewise, you can say the same for Elrich, from the opposite end of the political spectrum. The media, especially the Washington Post, is completely deranged and hysterical over Elrich the Stalinist business-killer, which made me take joy in voting for him even more.

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Trump, voting against Biden and the DNC and how they conspired against Sanders

Who “conspired against Sanders,” besides the 9.5 million more voters Biden had over Sanders?

After Bernie gained a lead in the early 2020 primary, Obama made a call to Clyburn and then to Klobuchar and Buttigieg and asked them to endorse Biden/drop out and endorse Biden. Not to mention the mainstream media Red Scare blitz telling voters that the apocalypse would come if Bernie were elected.

So the "conspiracy" was that a former president supported the man who had been his vice president for 8 years, rather than a person who is not a member of the Democratic party, and asked . . . [checks notes] . . . three other democrats to do the same? And that led you to vote for . . . [checks notes again] . . . Donald Trump, after seeing how he governed for four years? Because he was "less dangerous" than Joe Biden?

OK.

I agree with a PP - probably best that you don't vote. You can use the time you'd otherwise use researching candidates to look up the definition of "conspiracy."

I didn't vote for Trump because I wanted to him. I voted against Biden because I didn't like the whole process. If I didn't live in MARYLAND, I probably would have voted differently. I knew Maryland was going for Biden by at least 30 points.

Well, this is progress, I guess. We've moved on from "conspiracy" to "I didn't like the whole process." Although "I didn't like that Obama supported Biden" is still pretty weak sauce.

I don't like when elites try to manufacture consent among the people. They successfully did that with Hillary and Biden. They tried to do that with Blair over Elrich but failed, and that brings me so much joy.

In your mind, one politician endorsing another is "elites try to manufacture consent among the people?" OK, I guess. That happens every single election cycle, you know.

And that's precisely why people are losing faith in US elections. It's not "rigged" in the way the "elections are stolen" people say, but if you don't believe that corporations, the mainstream media, and establishment politicians put their thumbs on the scale for candidates who uphold the status quo, I have a bridge to sell you.

The mainstream media's hysteria over Trump was part of what led me to vote for him, as a way of giving them the middle finger. That wasn't going to make a difference in Maryland.
Likewise, you can say the same for Elrich, from the opposite end of the political spectrum. The media, especially the Washington Post, is completely deranged and hysterical over Elrich the Stalinist business-killer, which made me take joy in voting for him even more.

Do you realize that ironically, Trump is also a Stalinist business killer?