What's that got to do with Congress? I'm confused ![]() |
Exactly. Don’t hear the PP complaining about Vance’s experience. |
Okay so answer the question since she has so much to choose from.What specific initiative has she delivered on while VP that supports your claim of how she will govern and keep her promises? I've already said Pence had none. He isn't the Republican nominee so that red herring won't fly. I'll ignore the rest of your word salad. |
It is not a post about Congress. It a post about making sure a democratic president is in place to make nominations to SCOTUS when necessary. |
Reagan average approval rating = 53% Clinton average approval rating 55% Trump average approval rating 41% Biden average approval rating 42%.... Trump and Biden have been so fricking awful that many of you nut jobs have forgotten what a real POTUS was like. If you were around in the 80s and 90s and have an IQ above 80, you'd know that Reagan and Clinton were real presidents and Trump and Biden are fricking jokes. Sorry, the truth hurts sometimes. |
The parties used to not have primaries at all, and the parties used to not have primaries of this sort. This isn't ancient history. Superdelegates are still a thing, although their power is diminished now. The primary process has been evolving. Regardless, this doesn't have to do with primaries. Both parties have a process in place for what happens if the candidate that was selected through the primary process drops out. They're not about to redo a whole entire primary when that happens. Anyway, I sincerely doubt you're a Democrat who'd rather vote for Trump because you voted for Biden, and he's not on the ballot. |
https://taxfoundation.org/research/all/federal/trump-tariffs-biden-tariffs/ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_tariffs#:~:text=A%20study%20published%20in%20fall,per%20month%20in%20added%20tax. Trump’s first tariffs cost the US consumer 4.2 billion a month. His new proposed tax tariff would cost US households an additional $1,700 on top of what he did the last time. However, I’m sure you already know this and is just trolling at this point. https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/trump-tariffs-proposal-10-percent-1700-cost-per-us-household/ |
Really? I remember very well on here when Amy Coney Barrett was endlessly slammed for only going to Notre Dame Law School. And now with Kamala of course you're saying their law school doesn't matter. Such F**king hypocrites. |
Vance was a senator like Harris was when she was the VP on the ticket. I think Vance is a shill and a fool. But that doesn't mean I shouldn't have expectations of the nominee. The same expectations I had for Biden in fact. |
And Trump is 78 with visible dementia. Vance is likely to be President sometime in the next four years if Trump wins. The guy was a DEI hire for Yale and it shows. |
Nope. One is the highest Court in the land. The other is the highest executive position in the country. Jurisprudence and competence as a legal scholar matters only in one of those arenas, moron. |
Dude, WTF are you talking about. Unless you cannot keep up, the subject was that she did not pass the bar exam. She did pass the bar exam. When showed that a lot of people didn’t pass in their first try and went in to be successful you moved the goalpost to, but, but, but the went to an Ivy school. The bottom line is she passed the bar exam, so stop lying about her not passing. It’s hard keeping up with you guys lies and obfuscation. |
We have some state governors out there that are in their political prime and have resumes similar to Clinton and Reagan. They just need permission to run for POTUS from the RNC and DNC who also need to get the thumbs up from their mega donors. |
And while we're at it. Why won't Trump release his college transcripts? Many, many people are questioning his competence, especially after one of his professors said, "Donald Trump was the dumbest g#d#mn student I ever had." https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2017/10/12/1705902/-Former-Wharton-Professor-Donald-Trump-Is-the-Dumbest-Goddam-Student-I-Ever-Had |
C'mon. If the Republican nominee chose to go to law school, and went to UC Hastings (ranked #82 by USNWR) - and then flunked the bar exam the first time, you'd be dumping all over them -- just like you did on this very forum with Amy Coney Barrett - a respected law professor at Notre Dame - because she didn't have Ivy League credentials. I remember those discussions well. Hypocrites. |