Anonymous wrote:
Yes, we are. You just call it Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, the GI Bill and pretty much everything the military receives in terms of housing, the ACA, minimum wage laws, maximum hours, child labor laws, subsidizing higher education/home ownership, FEMA, section 8 housing, subsidies for energy companies and agriculture.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Live Rally:
Did you see how many people are watching?
There are 8,998 people watching the video. That is abysmally low.
? I'm sure there are other sources to watch it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Voting for a president isn’t like giving a Valentine- you don’t need to love them- it’s a chess move for a better country.
Democrats fall in love. Well, I just fell in love, folks. I think there is a lot of excitement and it ain't for TFG whining on Truth Social for Biden to come back.
Glad you vote with your heart and not your head. Let us know how that works out for you.
I’ve said that many times here. Dems vote based on emotion. Republicans do not.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Walz's "that is if he's willing to get off the couch... you see what I did there?" line was gold. He may have remarkable appeal to the youngins.
Maybe. But for this Gen X mom, I take a couple points of his performance for that aside. "You see what I did there?" He should have delivered the line totally straight.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If there was any question about the far left controlling a Kamala Harris White House, she just erased any doubt with this choice.
There is no doubt she will be controlled by the far left.
This. Feeling politically homeless right now. I can’t bring myself to vote for either extreme so will probably sit this one out.
I don't believe you are what you say you are. But, even if you view this as a "lesser evil" situation (it's not, Harris/Walz is a good option); but even if you viewed it as a "lesser evil" situation, the moral thing to do is to vote in a way that helps protect your friends and neighbors from the greater evil.
"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice."
- Rush
I will only vote for RFK, Jr. if he makes it. If not, I will write in his name.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Question: Did Walz, or Harris for that matter, ever buck the party line and embrace an idea favored by moderates or conservatives? Or is it all just 100% pure left partisanship?
To his credit, Trump on many occasions told conservatives or pro-business types in his party to F off. Have either of these two on the Dem ticket been known to do that to the left?
Also - this doesn't show anything past 2018...is there a similar chart for 2018- present??
Anonymous wrote:jsteele wrote:Anonymous wrote:jsteele wrote:Anonymous wrote:
The SEC voters won’t be impressed.
By "SEC voters" do you mean conservative White men? Because plenty of voters in SEC states will be impressed.
Citation?
Video of Kamala Harris' rally in Atlanta.
You think Walz is going to have appeal throughout the US?