Republicans are over-confident right now.

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Anonymous wrote:This is a hilarious argument. It’s Republican’s fault that the Biden campaign is in disarray because they didn’t impeach their own president. I’ve heard it all now.

Democrats have to defraud the entire country because republicans don’t vote for candidates democrats like.

Read the room. Republicans run on incredibly unpopular platforms and not appealing to the average voter. Abortion rights, gun control, culture wars to name a few. How will they win elections? They won’t if they continue on that path. Where is the middle ground? Stop blaming the Dems for that.

Democrats defrauded their voters and American voters because republicans run on incredibly unpopular platforms?

I don’t think democrats are responsible for the republican party platform whatsoever.

Not sure what that first statement is about.

If Rs want to win general elections they need to get away from these unpopular platforms. Most voters don’t want these extremes. It’s on the Rs and no one else.

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Anonymous wrote:This is a hilarious argument. It’s Republican’s fault that the Biden campaign is in disarray because they didn’t impeach their own president. I’ve heard it all now.

Democrats have to defraud the entire country because republicans don’t vote for candidates democrats like.

Read the room. Republicans run on incredibly unpopular platforms and not appealing to the average voter. Abortion rights, gun control, culture wars to name a few. How will they win elections? They won’t if they continue on that path. Where is the middle ground? Stop blaming the Dems for that.

Democrats defrauded their voters and American voters because republicans run on incredibly unpopular platforms?

I don’t think democrats are responsible for the republican party platform whatsoever.

Not sure what that first statement is about.

If Rs want to win general elections they need to get away from these unpopular platforms. Most voters don’t want these extremes. It’s on the Rs and no one else.

It’s not at all that progressive democrats control the DNC and can’t win with their platform, so they install senile Joe and rule vicariously through his failing body. 👍🏻

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Anonymous wrote:Good lord some of you are arrogant. To blame the GOP for what is happening now (an entirely predictable foreseeable challenge) is insanity. I am conservative and have never voted Trump, though I suppose I might depending on his VP pick. You all picked Biden knowing (or willingly looking the other way) he was not competent. The entire party pushed forth this farce and narrative that he was FINE and anyone who challenged that was racist/ageist/maga/etc. It was bull then and it's bull now but now everyone sees it. Shame on you all. We are not overconfident. WE are the APPROPRIATE amount of confident given what you all did. You made your bed. Complete the adage and take a nap.

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The arrogance from the left never ceases to amaze me.

I am hardly the left. But I am incensed about placing blame on the Democrats. We are in this mess because the Rs didn’t have the courage to put forth a decent candidate. This is the third time Trump is running. Seriously? and you blame the left?

I mean Dems lose the moral high ground here with their decision to trot out Biden again and try and convince people that not only is he currently fit to be president, but will be several years from now. Please we all know at this point that sure as hell ain’t true, so get off your high horse.

No high horse. But you have a lot of nerve to criticize Joe Biden as the candidate when Trump is running for a third time after all he has put this country through.

No, it does not take “nerve” to criticize Biden the candidate after what I watched last week.

Way more concerned about what Trump did in his 4 yrs in office and since then compared to one night.

It’s not really about 1 night, it’s the fact that he is obviously an elderly man on the decline and it is absurd to suggest that he will be mentally sharp enough to continue leading the country for the next 4 years. Anyone with parents now in their mid to late eighties know exactly where this is headed, and it’s nowhere good.

And, of course, it leads to the question of who is really running the country right now? Is it Joe Biden?

Who was really running the country under Trump?

Trump.

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Anonymous wrote:Good lord some of you are arrogant. To blame the GOP for what is happening now (an entirely foreseeable challenge) is insanity. I am conservative and have never voted Trump, though I suppose I might depending on his VP pick. You all picked Biden knowing (or willingly looking the other way) he was not competent. The entire party pushed forth this farce and narrative that he was FINE and anyone who challenged that was racist/ageist/maga/etc. It was bull then and it's bull now but now everyone sees it. Shame on you all. We are not overconfident. WE are the APPROPRIATE amount of confident given what you all did. You made your bed. Complete the adage and take a nap.

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The arrogance from the left never ceases to amaze me.

I am hardly the left. But I am incensed about placing blame on the Democrats. We are in this mess because the Rs didn’t have the courage to put forth a decent candidate. This is the third time Trump is running. Seriously? and you blame the left?

In 2016 the country was looking for a populist candidate. If the democrats had let Bernie be the nominee, he would have won. But it was “Hilary’s turn”, so she was the candidate and Trump won instead. The Democratic leadership did not read the tea leaves back then and this is the mess we’re in now.

We wouldn’t be here at all if not for the Apprentice. A reality show. Let that sink in.

If it wasn’t Trump it would have been someone else. The country was agitating for someone outside the establishment. The democrats misread that.

Democrat power brokers read that perfectly and have enacted several plans to stop it, one of which we are watching explode in America’s face now in real time. DNC fraud affects our entire country.

Someone outside the establishment is fine, but someone as corrupt as Trump is not.

+1

Ben Carson was outside the establishment.

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Anonymous wrote:Good lord some of you are arrogant. To blame the GOP for what is happening now (an entirely predictable foreseeable challenge) is insanity. I am conservative and have never voted Trump, though I suppose I might depending on his VP pick. You all picked Biden knowing (or willingly looking the other way) he was not competent. The entire party pushed forth this farce and narrative that he was FINE and anyone who challenged that was racist/ageist/maga/etc. It was bull then and it's bull now but now everyone sees it. Shame on you all. We are not overconfident. WE are the APPROPRIATE amount of confident given what you all did. You made your bed. Complete the adage and take a nap.

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The arrogance from the left never ceases to amaze me.

I am hardly the left. But I am incensed about placing blame on the Democrats. We are in this mess because the Rs didn’t have the courage to put forth a decent candidate. This is the third time Trump is running. Seriously? and you blame the left?

I mean Dems lose the moral high ground here with their decision to trot out Biden again and try and convince people that not only is he currently fit to be president, but will be several years from now. Please we all know at this point that sure as hell ain’t true, so get off your high horse.

No high horse. But you have a lot of nerve to criticize Joe Biden as the candidate when Trump is running for a third time after all he has put this country through.

No, it does not take “nerve” to criticize Biden the candidate after what I watched last week.

Way more concerned about what Trump did in his 4 yrs in office and since then compared to one night.

It’s not really about 1 night, it’s the fact that he is obviously an elderly man on the decline and it is absurd to suggest that he will be mentally sharp enough to continue leading the country for the next 4 years. Anyone with parents now in their mid to late eighties know exactly where this is headed, and it’s nowhere good.

And, of course, it leads to the question of who is really running the country right now? Is it Joe Biden?

Who was really running the country under Trump?

Trump.

And why it was so abysmal.

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Anonymous wrote:This is a hilarious argument. It’s Republican’s fault that the Biden campaign is in disarray because they didn’t impeach their own president. I’ve heard it all now.

Democrats have to defraud the entire country because republicans don’t vote for candidates democrats like.

Read the room. Republicans run on incredibly unpopular platforms and not appealing to the average voter. Abortion rights, gun control, culture wars to name a few. How will they win elections? They won’t if they continue on that path. Where is the middle ground? Stop blaming the Dems for that.

Democrats defrauded their voters and American voters because republicans run on incredibly unpopular platforms?

I don’t think democrats are responsible for the republican party platform whatsoever.

Not sure what that first statement is about.

If Rs want to win general elections they need to get away from these unpopular platforms. Most voters don’t want these extremes. It’s on the Rs and no one else.

It’s not at all that progressive democrats control the DNC and can’t win with their platform, so they install senile Joe and rule vicariously through his failing body. 👍🏻

not talking about the Ds. Talking about the Rs. They lose because their platforms are viewed as terrible by the average voter. They need some major self reflection and figure that out.

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Anonymous wrote:This is a hilarious argument. It’s Republican’s fault that the Biden campaign is in disarray because they didn’t impeach their own president. I’ve heard it all now.

Democrats have to defraud the entire country because republicans don’t vote for candidates democrats like.

Read the room. Republicans run on incredibly unpopular platforms and not appealing to the average voter. Abortion rights, gun control, culture wars to name a few. How will they win elections? They won’t if they continue on that path. Where is the middle ground? Stop blaming the Dems for that.

Democrats defrauded their voters and American voters because republicans run on incredibly unpopular platforms?

I don’t think democrats are responsible for the republican party platform whatsoever.

Not sure what that first statement is about.

If Rs want to win general elections they need to get away from these unpopular platforms. Most voters don’t want these extremes. It’s on the Rs and no one else.

It’s not at all that progressive democrats control the DNC and can’t win with their platform, so they install senile Joe and rule vicariously through his failing body. 👍🏻

not talking about the Ds. Talking about the Rs. They lose because their platforms are viewed as terrible by the average voter. They need some major self reflection and figure that out.

R’s aren’t the ones running in circles and screaming as they vomit and have diarrhea simultaneously because their candidate is senile and there’s no one to replace him, even if they could get him and his grasping former barmaid power hungry parasitic wife to leave.

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Anonymous wrote:I agree, OP, that Rs are getting complacent. Cocky and complacent.

They aren't even bothering to put forth a platform. They think TRUMP is enough of a platform. I'll tell you what - it's enough of a platform that I don't even need to consider voting for them. Disgusting, disgraceful.

I have this hope-filled, probably stupid theory that the debate has awakened Democrats out of our malaise and complacency, too. I don't know how this turns out. I don't even know what SHOULD happen now. But I do not feel like I can rest a moment while the threat of Trump is so urgent.

It is enough. Trump is a convicted felon, been impeached twice, recorded saying derogatory things about women, did not attend any primary debates at all….and STILL won a presidency, the primary elections, and is ahead in polls. You think not picking a slogan is going to matter in the least?

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Anonymous wrote:I agree, OP, that Rs are getting complacent. Cocky and complacent.

They aren't even bothering to put forth a platform. They think TRUMP is enough of a platform. I'll tell you what - it's enough of a platform that I don't even need to consider voting for them. Disgusting, disgraceful.

I have this hope-filled, probably stupid theory that the debate has awakened Democrats out of our malaise and complacency, too. I don't know how this turns out. I don't even know what SHOULD happen now. But I do not feel like I can rest a moment while the threat of Trump is so urgent.

It is enough. Trump is a convicted felon, been impeached twice, recorded saying derogatory things about women, did not attend any primary debates at all….and STILL won a presidency, the primary elections, and is ahead in polls. You think not picking a slogan is going to matter in the least?

Oh, add Jan 6th to the list as well

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Anonymous wrote:This is a hilarious argument. It’s Republican’s fault that the Biden campaign is in disarray because they didn’t impeach their own president. I’ve heard it all now.

Democrats have to defraud the entire country because republicans don’t vote for candidates democrats like.

Read the room. Republicans run on incredibly unpopular platforms and not appealing to the average voter. Abortion rights, gun control, culture wars to name a few. How will they win elections? They won’t if they continue on that path. Where is the middle ground? Stop blaming the Dems for that.

Democrats defrauded their voters and American voters because republicans run on incredibly unpopular platforms?

I don’t think democrats are responsible for the republican party platform whatsoever.

Not sure what that first statement is about.

If Rs want to win general elections they need to get away from these unpopular platforms. Most voters don’t want these extremes. It’s on the Rs and no one else.

It’s not at all that progressive democrats control the DNC and can’t win with their platform, so they install senile Joe and rule vicariously through his failing body. 👍🏻

not talking about the Ds. Talking about the Rs. They lose because their platforms are viewed as terrible by the average voter. They need some major self reflection and figure that out.

R’s aren’t the ones running in circles and screaming as they vomit and have diarrhea simultaneously because their candidate is senile and there’s no one to replace him, even if they could get him and his grasping former barmaid power hungry parasitic wife to leave.

Wow, you should be out there campaigning for the Rs with that very description. I hope you are ok.

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Anonymous wrote:This is a hilarious argument. It’s Republican’s fault that the Biden campaign is in disarray because they didn’t impeach their own president. I’ve heard it all now.

Democrats have to defraud the entire country because republicans don’t vote for candidates democrats like.

Read the room. Republicans run on incredibly unpopular platforms and not appealing to the average voter. Abortion rights, gun control, culture wars to name a few. How will they win elections? They won’t if they continue on that path. Where is the middle ground? Stop blaming the Dems for that.

Democrats defrauded their voters and American voters because republicans run on incredibly unpopular platforms?

I don’t think democrats are responsible for the republican party platform whatsoever.

Not sure what that first statement is about.

If Rs want to win general elections they need to get away from these unpopular platforms. Most voters don’t want these extremes. It’s on the Rs and no one else.

It’s not at all that progressive democrats control the DNC and can’t win with their platform, so they install senile Joe and rule vicariously through his failing body. 👍🏻

not talking about the Ds. Talking about the Rs. They lose because their platforms are viewed as terrible by the average voter. They need some major self reflection and figure that out.

R’s aren’t the ones running in circles and screaming as they vomit and have diarrhea simultaneously because their candidate is senile and there’s no one to replace him, even if they could get him and his grasping former barmaid power hungry parasitic wife to leave.

Wow, you should be out there campaigning for the Rs with that very description. I hope you are ok.

I am not an R.

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Anonymous wrote:Good lord some of you are arrogant. To blame the GOP for what is happening now (an entirely predictable foreseeable challenge) is insanity. I am conservative and have never voted Trump, though I suppose I might depending on his VP pick. You all picked Biden knowing (or willingly looking the other way) he was not competent. The entire party pushed forth this farce and narrative that he was FINE and anyone who challenged that was racist/ageist/maga/etc. It was bull then and it's bull now but now everyone sees it. Shame on you all. We are not overconfident. WE are the APPROPRIATE amount of confident given what you all did. You made your bed. Complete the adage and take a nap.

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The arrogance from the left never ceases to amaze me.

I am hardly the left. But I am incensed about placing blame on the Democrats. We are in this mess because the Rs didn’t have the courage to put forth a decent candidate. This is the third time Trump is running. Seriously? and you blame the left?

I mean Dems lose the moral high ground here with their decision to trot out Biden again and try and convince people that not only is he currently fit to be president, but will be several years from now. Please we all know at this point that sure as hell ain’t true, so get off your high horse.

No high horse. But you have a lot of nerve to criticize Joe Biden as the candidate when Trump is running for a third time after all he has put this country through.

No, it does not take “nerve” to criticize Biden the candidate after what I watched last week.

Way more concerned about what Trump did in his 4 yrs in office and since then compared to one night.

It’s not really about 1 night, it’s the fact that he is obviously an elderly man on the decline and it is absurd to suggest that he will be mentally sharp enough to continue leading the country for the next 4 years. Anyone with parents now in their mid to late eighties know exactly where this is headed, and it’s nowhere good.

And, of course, it leads to the question of who is really running the country right now? Is it Joe Biden?

Who was really running the country under Trump?

Trump.

And why it was so abysmal.

If most people felt like you, he wouldn’t have been consistently leading in the polls even before the debate.

[Anonymous]

The GOP is putting together a platform PP. It will be a streamlined version but it will be released before the convention.

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Anonymous wrote:Good lord some of you are arrogant. To blame the GOP for what is happening now (an entirely foreseeable challenge) is insanity. I am conservative and have never voted Trump, though I suppose I might depending on his VP pick. You all picked Biden knowing (or willingly looking the other way) he was not competent. The entire party pushed forth this farce and narrative that he was FINE and anyone who challenged that was racist/ageist/maga/etc. It was bull then and it's bull now but now everyone sees it. Shame on you all. We are not overconfident. WE are the APPROPRIATE amount of confident given what you all did. You made your bed. Complete the adage and take a nap.

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The arrogance from the left never ceases to amaze me.

I am hardly the left. But I am incensed about placing blame on the Democrats. We are in this mess because the Rs didn’t have the courage to put forth a decent candidate. This is the third time Trump is running. Seriously? and you blame the left?

+1 No one is demanding Trump drop out despite him only barely winning in 2016 and then losing decisively (but trying to overthrow the government) in 2020. I don’t need to put the whole list of why he should drop out, but he should and instead the GOP is obsessing over the Democratic Party.

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Anonymous wrote:This is a hilarious argument. It’s Republican’s fault that the Biden campaign is in disarray because they didn’t impeach their own president. I’ve heard it all now.

Democrats have to defraud the entire country because republicans don’t vote for candidates democrats like.

Read the room. Republicans run on incredibly unpopular platforms and not appealing to the average voter. Abortion rights, gun control, culture wars to name a few. How will they win elections? They won’t if they continue on that path. Where is the middle ground? Stop blaming the Dems for that.

Democrats defrauded their voters and American voters because republicans run on incredibly unpopular platforms?

I don’t think democrats are responsible for the republican party platform whatsoever.

Not sure what that first statement is about.

If Rs want to win general elections they need to get away from these unpopular platforms. Most voters don’t want these extremes. It’s on the Rs and no one else.

It’s not at all that progressive democrats control the DNC and can’t win with their platform, so they install senile Joe and rule vicariously through his failing body. 👍🏻

not talking about the Ds. Talking about the Rs. They lose because their platforms are viewed as terrible by the average voter. They need some major self reflection and figure that out.

R’s aren’t the ones running in circles and screaming as they vomit and have diarrhea simultaneously because their candidate is senile and there’s no one to replace him, even if they could get him and his grasping former barmaid power hungry parasitic wife to leave.

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