"No Labels" Party

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:"his voters" is a much smaller group today than it was in 2020, much less 2016.

Most Americans are actually smarter than that.

Absolutely and the same goes for Biden. 155 million people voted for them in 2020. I say maybe 100 million vote for them in 2024. We are indeed getting smarter.

So you think there are 60 million women who would support candidates who are vague on the women's health issue?

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Anonymous wrote:Romney has already publicly stated he would not take any actions that helped get Trump into the White House, and has been lobbying Manchin not to run.

If Romney was at the top of the ticket, he would be more likely to get Republican/Independent votes than Democrats support him. That would hurt Trump not help him. Most voters do not cast their vote based on the VP nominee with perhaps some exceptions (LBJ helping JFK in Texas).

Who knows what would happen in a 5-candidate race (Biden, Trump, Kennedy, West, Romney)? Right now, Trump is on track to win.

If you believe a poll a year out that says that 22% of African Americans will vote for Trump and so will 40% of the youth. Really. Really.

So many of you are working so hard to get Trump back in office. You really love authoritarianism.

What poll says that? Trump is ahead in all of the key battleground states in a New York Times poll.

Yeah, that’s the poll I’m referencing. Open it up and look at some of the assumptions they’re making; ask yourself if it seems logical.

Then read the accompanying article and ask yourself why they only spoke to Republicans and had the audacity to call them Democrats.

In other words: I wouldn’t put much stock in that poll and if I were you I wouldn’t try to pretend like the GOP hasn’t lost on abortion and isn’t still obsessed with it.

With the exception of Michigan, Trump is also leading in every swing state according to the Bloomberg poll.

Abortion is a state issue not a national one. The Supreme Court has decided.

If the Republicans decide to emphasize a get out the vote strategy in 2024, Biden is toast. It is time to look at other options like Manchin.

If you really believe the bolded, then you are insanely naive and out of touch. Abortion rights have been supported in every state election since Dobbs. And the legislators in red states have still sought to block the will of the voters. Ohio is a perfect example of this.

Federal abortion rights legislation is on the ballot.

Yes, you are making my point. Each state will decide on abortion rights.

Congress can barely fund the Government. It is very unlikely that any Congress will get it together to pass major legislation.

[Anonymous]

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What does the article say? Is this Doug Jones who was briefly a US senator or some other Doug Jones?

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Anonymous wrote:Romney has already publicly stated he would not take any actions that helped get Trump into the White House, and has been lobbying Manchin not to run.

If Romney was at the top of the ticket, he would be more likely to get Republican/Independent votes than Democrats support him. That would hurt Trump not help him. Most voters do not cast their vote based on the VP nominee with perhaps some exceptions (LBJ helping JFK in Texas).

Who knows what would happen in a 5-candidate race (Biden, Trump, Kennedy, West, Romney)? Right now, Trump is on track to win.

If you believe a poll a year out that says that 22% of African Americans will vote for Trump and so will 40% of the youth. Really. Really.

So many of you are working so hard to get Trump back in office. You really love authoritarianism.

What poll says that? Trump is ahead in all of the key battleground states in a New York Times poll.

Yeah, that’s the poll I’m referencing. Open it up and look at some of the assumptions they’re making; ask yourself if it seems logical.

Then read the accompanying article and ask yourself why they only spoke to Republicans and had the audacity to call them Democrats.

In other words: I wouldn’t put much stock in that poll and if I were you I wouldn’t try to pretend like the GOP hasn’t lost on abortion and isn’t still obsessed with it.

With the exception of Michigan, Trump is also leading in every swing state according to the Bloomberg poll.

Abortion is a state issue not a national one. The Supreme Court has decided.

If the Republicans decide to emphasize a get out the vote strategy in 2024, Biden is toast. It is time to look at other options like Manchin.

If you really believe the bolded, then you are insanely naive and out of touch. Abortion rights have been supported in every state election since Dobbs. And the legislators in red states have still sought to block the will of the voters. Ohio is a perfect example of this.

Federal abortion rights legislation is on the ballot.

Yes, you are making my point. Each state will decide on abortion rights.

Congress can barely fund the Government. It is very unlikely that any Congress will get it together to pass major legislation.

If by "Congress" you mean the Republicans, then sure. If the Dems had enougn votes, they would pass legislation addressing women's health rights as well as immigration.

[Anonymous]

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What does the article say? Is this Doug Jones who was briefly a US senator or some other Doug Jones?

Yes, it’s former Alabama Senator Doug Jones. The article is here: https://www.politico.com/news/2023/11/09/inside-the-gops-operation-to-retire-manchin-00126472

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These GOP games of misinformation and underhanded tactics did not work when Ohio GOP just tried them to block issue 1. The voters were informed and educated about the true purpose of the GOP efforts and they rejected the nonsense.

The same needs to happen with this no labels con.

[Anonymous]

Shame on Joe manchin if he participates in this underhanded cowardly game. Just endorse trump if you want him in the white house.

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Anonymous wrote:Romney has already publicly stated he would not take any actions that helped get Trump into the White House, and has been lobbying Manchin not to run.

If Romney was at the top of the ticket, he would be more likely to get Republican/Independent votes than Democrats support him. That would hurt Trump not help him. Most voters do not cast their vote based on the VP nominee with perhaps some exceptions (LBJ helping JFK in Texas).

Who knows what would happen in a 5-candidate race (Biden, Trump, Kennedy, West, Romney)? Right now, Trump is on track to win.

If you believe a poll a year out that says that 22% of African Americans will vote for Trump and so will 40% of the youth. Really. Really.

So many of you are working so hard to get Trump back in office. You really love authoritarianism.

What poll says that? Trump is ahead in all of the key battleground states in a New York Times poll.

Yeah, that’s the poll I’m referencing. Open it up and look at some of the assumptions they’re making; ask yourself if it seems logical.

Then read the accompanying article and ask yourself why they only spoke to Republicans and had the audacity to call them Democrats.

In other words: I wouldn’t put much stock in that poll and if I were you I wouldn’t try to pretend like the GOP hasn’t lost on abortion and isn’t still obsessed with it.

With the exception of Michigan, Trump is also leading in every swing state according to the Bloomberg poll.

Abortion is a state issue not a national one. The Supreme Court has decided.

If the Republicans decide to emphasize a get out the vote strategy in 2024, Biden is toast. It is time to look at other options like Manchin.

If you really believe the bolded, then you are insanely naive and out of touch. Abortion rights have been supported in every state election since Dobbs. And the legislators in red states have still sought to block the will of the voters. Ohio is a perfect example of this.

Federal abortion rights legislation is on the ballot.

Yes, you are making my point. Each state will decide on abortion rights.

Congress can barely fund the Government. It is very unlikely that any Congress will get it together to pass major legislation.

If by "Congress" you mean the Republicans, then sure. If the Dems had enougn votes, they would pass legislation addressing women's health rights as well as immigration.

The Dems had control of Congress and the White House under Clinton, Obama, and Biden, and never got any of this done.

[Anonymous]

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What does the article say? Is this Doug Jones who was briefly a US senator or some other Doug Jones?

Yes, it’s former Alabama Senator Doug Jones. The article is here: https://www.politico.com/news/2023/11/09/inside-the-gops-operation-to-retire-manchin-00126472

Well there you go. The article is about the Republicans trying to regain control of the Senate.

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Anonymous wrote:Romney has already publicly stated he would not take any actions that helped get Trump into the White House, and has been lobbying Manchin not to run.

If Romney was at the top of the ticket, he would be more likely to get Republican/Independent votes than Democrats support him. That would hurt Trump not help him. Most voters do not cast their vote based on the VP nominee with perhaps some exceptions (LBJ helping JFK in Texas).

Who knows what would happen in a 5-candidate race (Biden, Trump, Kennedy, West, Romney)? Right now, Trump is on track to win.

If you believe a poll a year out that says that 22% of African Americans will vote for Trump and so will 40% of the youth. Really. Really.

So many of you are working so hard to get Trump back in office. You really love authoritarianism.

What poll says that? Trump is ahead in all of the key battleground states in a New York Times poll.

Yeah, that’s the poll I’m referencing. Open it up and look at some of the assumptions they’re making; ask yourself if it seems logical.

Then read the accompanying article and ask yourself why they only spoke to Republicans and had the audacity to call them Democrats.

In other words: I wouldn’t put much stock in that poll and if I were you I wouldn’t try to pretend like the GOP hasn’t lost on abortion and isn’t still obsessed with it.

With the exception of Michigan, Trump is also leading in every swing state according to the Bloomberg poll.

Abortion is a state issue not a national one. The Supreme Court has decided.

If the Republicans decide to emphasize a get out the vote strategy in 2024, Biden is toast. It is time to look at other options like Manchin.

If you really believe the bolded, then you are insanely naive and out of touch. Abortion rights have been supported in every state election since Dobbs. And the legislators in red states have still sought to block the will of the voters. Ohio is a perfect example of this.

Federal abortion rights legislation is on the ballot.

Yes, you are making my point. Each state will decide on abortion rights.

Congress can barely fund the Government. It is very unlikely that any Congress will get it together to pass major legislation.

If by "Congress" you mean the Republicans, then sure. If the Dems had enougn votes, they would pass legislation addressing women's health rights as well as immigration.

The Dems had control of Congress and the White House under Clinton, Obama, and Biden, and never got any of this done.

Roe was still in effect and wasn't threatened. There wasn't anything to "get done"

As to immigration, yes, they passed a bill in the senate, but GOP speaker ryan refused to bring it to the house floor.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

What does the article say? Is this Doug Jones who was briefly a US senator or some other Doug Jones?

Yes, it’s former Alabama Senator Doug Jones. The article is here: https://www.politico.com/news/2023/11/09/inside-the-gops-operation-to-retire-manchin-00126472

Well there you go. The article is about the Republicans trying to regain control of the Senate.

And it includes other issues such as this excerpt,

"After the governor got in the race, McConnell’s campaign chief, Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.), spent months trying to persuade former President Donald Trump to endorse Justice, according to a person familiar with the discussions. During the ultimately successful operation, Daines argued to Trump that endorsing Justice could knock Manchin out of the race — and make the Democrat more likely to run for president, siphoning votes from Biden."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Shame on Joe manchin if he participates in this underhanded cowardly game. Just endorse trump if you want him in the white house.

There’s no plausible deniability in that.

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Anonymous wrote:Romney has already publicly stated he would not take any actions that helped get Trump into the White House, and has been lobbying Manchin not to run.

If Romney was at the top of the ticket, he would be more likely to get Republican/Independent votes than Democrats support him. That would hurt Trump not help him. Most voters do not cast their vote based on the VP nominee with perhaps some exceptions (LBJ helping JFK in Texas).

Who knows what would happen in a 5-candidate race (Biden, Trump, Kennedy, West, Romney)? Right now, Trump is on track to win.

If you believe a poll a year out that says that 22% of African Americans will vote for Trump and so will 40% of the youth. Really. Really.

So many of you are working so hard to get Trump back in office. You really love authoritarianism.

What poll says that? Trump is ahead in all of the key battleground states in a New York Times poll.

Yeah, that’s the poll I’m referencing. Open it up and look at some of the assumptions they’re making; ask yourself if it seems logical.

Then read the accompanying article and ask yourself why they only spoke to Republicans and had the audacity to call them Democrats.

In other words: I wouldn’t put much stock in that poll and if I were you I wouldn’t try to pretend like the GOP hasn’t lost on abortion and isn’t still obsessed with it.

With the exception of Michigan, Trump is also leading in every swing state according to the Bloomberg poll.

Abortion is a state issue not a national one. The Supreme Court has decided.

If the Republicans decide to emphasize a get out the vote strategy in 2024, Biden is toast. It is time to look at other options like Manchin.

If you really believe the bolded, then you are insanely naive and out of touch. Abortion rights have been supported in every state election since Dobbs. And the legislators in red states have still sought to block the will of the voters. Ohio is a perfect example of this.

Federal abortion rights legislation is on the ballot.

Yes, you are making my point. Each state will decide on abortion rights.

Congress can barely fund the Government. It is very unlikely that any Congress will get it together to pass major legislation.

If by "Congress" you mean the Republicans, then sure. If the Dems had enougn votes, they would pass legislation addressing women's health rights as well as immigration.

The Dems had control of Congress and the White House under Clinton, Obama, and Biden, and never got any of this done.

Roe was still in effect and wasn't threatened. There wasn't anything to "get done"

As to immigration, yes, they passed a bill in the senate, but GOP speaker ryan refused to bring it to the house floor.

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I can’t believe anyone is that dumb or is happy to do the bidding of the forced birthers and pretend to be that dumb.

It’s a vote for Biden or a vote for fascism. It is 100% a binary choice. A vote for anyone besides Biden is effectively a vote for fascism, and if that bothers you, tough. Take it out on the GOP that refuses to grow up.

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Anonymous wrote:Romney has already publicly stated he would not take any actions that helped get Trump into the White House, and has been lobbying Manchin not to run.

If Romney was at the top of the ticket, he would be more likely to get Republican/Independent votes than Democrats support him. That would hurt Trump not help him. Most voters do not cast their vote based on the VP nominee with perhaps some exceptions (LBJ helping JFK in Texas).

Who knows what would happen in a 5-candidate race (Biden, Trump, Kennedy, West, Romney)? Right now, Trump is on track to win.

If you believe a poll a year out that says that 22% of African Americans will vote for Trump and so will 40% of the youth. Really. Really.

So many of you are working so hard to get Trump back in office. You really love authoritarianism.

What poll says that? Trump is ahead in all of the key battleground states in a New York Times poll.

Yeah, that’s the poll I’m referencing. Open it up and look at some of the assumptions they’re making; ask yourself if it seems logical.

Then read the accompanying article and ask yourself why they only spoke to Republicans and had the audacity to call them Democrats.

In other words: I wouldn’t put much stock in that poll and if I were you I wouldn’t try to pretend like the GOP hasn’t lost on abortion and isn’t still obsessed with it.

With the exception of Michigan, Trump is also leading in every swing state according to the Bloomberg poll.

Abortion is a state issue not a national one. The Supreme Court has decided.

If the Republicans decide to emphasize a get out the vote strategy in 2024, Biden is toast. It is time to look at other options like Manchin.

If you really believe the bolded, then you are insanely naive and out of touch. Abortion rights have been supported in every state election since Dobbs. And the legislators in red states have still sought to block the will of the voters. Ohio is a perfect example of this.

Federal abortion rights legislation is on the ballot.

Yes, you are making my point. Each state will decide on abortion rights.

Congress can barely fund the Government. It is very unlikely that any Congress will get it together to pass major legislation.

If by "Congress" you mean the Republicans, then sure. If the Dems had enougn votes, they would pass legislation addressing women's health rights as well as immigration.

The Dems had control of Congress and the White House under Clinton, Obama, and Biden, and never got any of this done.

Roe was still in effect and wasn't threatened. There wasn't anything to "get done"

As to immigration, yes, they passed a bill in the senate, but GOP speaker ryan refused to bring it to the house floor.

Anyone who could count knew that there were 5-6 votes to overturn Roe during the Trump Administration. Yet Democrats did nothing in Congress in 2021 and 2022 to pass legislation unlike what many states had already done. During the Obama Administration, nothing was done on immigration despite Democrats controlling both the House and Senate (before there was a Speaker Ryan).

This is why we need a third party.