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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]All this crowing about Biden and other Democrats. If people are honest (but they aren’t) they will admit it was stable. No insanity with breaking down agencies like the FAA, state department, FDA, CDC just to start with, not throwing birthday parades for himself, no insane tweeting, not sending the military in against folks exercising their first amendment rights.

This just shows why the red states are at the bottom with education.

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Sure. But people don't want stasis either. And that's all that Democrats are offering. Schumer and Jeffries - the leaders of the Democratic Party - aren't exactly change agents. It's more like the corruption goes in slightly different directions with the current crop of Democratic leaders.

Take a look at Pelosi"s wealth. She's never earned more than $180,000 in her life. She's presently worth $115 million because of her insider trading. Don't think for a moment that Democrats are less corrupt than this generation of Republicans. And the Biden corruption - while not on Trump levels, was profound too. Hunter Biden made nearly $2 million from his "paintings," which doesn't compare to what Donald jr and Eric Trump are making from their crypto scams. But still.

Republicans suck. But so too Democrats. [/quote]

No idea if what any of you said is true. But who do you want in charge if some widespread disease broke out? If something happened to our water supply? Power grid? Do you have confidence in the FAA? Trump is not only a person you can’t take seriously, he is dangerous. Just take a look at his cabinet. Would you rather have those folks running the show or the people from Biden‘s cabinet?

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DP. With all due respect, it literally does not matter at all what you or I want. Your wishes are entirely irrelevant to winning the presidency in 2028. DCUM blue bubble voters are as relevant to winning the presidency as a garden slug is.

You need to convince swing state voters to agree with you if you want Democrats to win in 2028. And in particular you need to convince the voters that completely distrust the Democrats to vote for a Democratic candidate and not stay home or vote Republican.

That’s a tall order right now. The Democrats aren’t trusted on being honest about their leadership, education and school closures, trans, the COVID vaccine, border/immigration issues, money to Ukraine, or Gaza. That’s a lot of broken trust to make up.

By the way, none of this group trusts the Republicans (and it will be worse if their healthcare is gutted and the random kidnappings continue), but they distrust the Democrats more. I don’t think you understand just how tarnished the Democratic brand is outside of the DCUM blue bubble. [/quote]

Exactly. The swing voters will vote for change again in 2028. Yawn. We've seen this before. Unfit elderly people aren't popular presidents in swing voter world. Go figure. [/quote]

I don’t think they will vote for the Democrats at this point, though. Barring a generational talent, Vance will be our next president. There is too much lost trust. [/quote]

You sound like the fruitcakes who thought Pence, Mondale, and Harris were destined to be the next POTUS.[/quote]

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