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Wow Im so easily influenced and will now change my vote cause of this endorsement.

Clearly you are easily influenced or you wouldn’t be shilling for Trump.

But anyway, not sure celebrity endorsements are going to change your mind or my mind. However, if we were low propensity voters, it might get us to the polls. And this election is a dead heat according to the polls and the side that gets out more of their occasional voters, wins.

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Wow, and i’ll bet they’ll do whatever he says. History shows that celebrity endorsements are hugely impactful…

Jealous much? I'm happy with Bad Bunny's 45 million followers seeing that endorsement, and you just enjoy Trump's endorsement from disbarred Four Seasons star Rudy Giuliani.

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Anonymous wrote:Puerto Rico has no electoral college votes so what difference does it make?

Not much.

Except in Pennsylvania and Florida! Unless of course you know something Rick Scott and Marco Rubio and each of Trump’s subliterate spokespeople don’t know? Maybe be a pal and let them know its all good, they should just go ahead and crack some jokes about Sturgis being white-trash tacky and how that sea of dorks taping menstrual pads to their ears to honor Trump looked stupid? Just go for broke, numbnuts.

We can hear your Depends are at capacity, go ahead and get changed. Your bravado needs some work.

Cruz not saying anything on this may hurt him in Texas.

He’s Cuban and they often think they’re above all the other Latinos.

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So much for "Puerto Ricans thought it was funny. It's LWNJs that are upset by it".

Yup, see also

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Wow, and i’ll bet they’ll do whatever he says. History shows that celebrity endorsements are hugely impactful…

This is what Republican donttt understand. Since they ate immune to fact, they can't distinguish sharing relevant information about what's happening world from being told what to do. In their Fox News world, the two are the same thing.

Republicans say "celebrity endorsements don't mean anything" because their only celebrity endorsements have been from washed-up irrelevant has-beens and b-listers who lost their fan base long ago, like Ted Nugent or Kid Rock or Scott Baio - and in their case celebrity endorsements actually don't mean anything.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Puerto Rico has no electoral college votes so what difference does it make?

Not much.

Except in Pennsylvania and Florida! Unless of course you know something Rick Scott and Marco Rubio and each of Trump’s subliterate spokespeople don’t know? Maybe be a pal and let them know its all good, they should just go ahead and crack some jokes about Sturgis being white-trash tacky and how that sea of dorks taping menstrual pads to their ears to honor Trump looked stupid? Just go for broke, numbnuts.

We can hear your Depends are at capacity, go ahead and get changed. Your bravado needs some work.

Cruz not saying anything on this may hurt him in Texas.

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So much for "Puerto Ricans thought it was funny. It's LWNJs that are upset by it".

+1000. As I said earlier, it takes a level of privilege and entitlement to not recognize one's own bigotry. And that privilege and entitlement seems to be running rampant among MAGAs.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Puerto Rico has no electoral college votes so what difference does it make?

Not much.

Except in Pennsylvania and Florida! Unless of course you know something Rick Scott and Marco Rubio and each of Trump’s subliterate spokespeople don’t know? Maybe be a pal and let them know its all good, they should just go ahead and crack some jokes about Sturgis being white-trash tacky and how that sea of dorks taping menstrual pads to their ears to honor Trump looked stupid? Just go for broke, numbnuts.

We can hear your Depends are at capacity, go ahead and get changed. Your bravado needs some work.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Wow, and i’ll bet they’ll do whatever he says. History shows that celebrity endorsements are hugely impactful…

This is what Republican donttt understand. Since they ate immune to fact, they can't distinguish sharing relevant information about what's happening world from being told what to do. In their Fox News world, the two are the same thing.

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Anonymous wrote:Puerto Rico has no electoral college votes so what difference does it make?

Puerto Ricans are American citizens who can and do vote when they live in one of the states. 450,000 of them in Pennsylvania alone.

450K who left Puerto Rico for some reason.

Do you brag about all the midwesterners who have moved to Florida with that mouth?

Too many chemtrails in flyover country. Of course they moved.

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So much for "Puerto Ricans thought it was funny. It's LWNJs that are upset by it".

Anonymous wrote:Puerto Rico has no electoral college votes so what difference does it make?

Not much.

Trump is really his own worst enemy. What moron thought up a rally at Madison Square Garden in a state that has 0% chance to win with his D list racist, psycho, bear killing and disbarred buddies?


Trump’s Puerto Rico fallout is ‘spreading like wildfire’ in Pennsylvania
Evidence of the backlash was immediate on Monday.
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/10/28/trump-rally-puerto-rico-pennsylvania-fallout-00185935

Donald Trump has a serious Puerto Rico problem — in Pennsylvania.

Many Puerto Rican voters in the state are furious about racist and demeaning comments delivered at a Trump rally. Some say their dismay is giving Kamala Harris a new opening to win over the state’s Latino voters, particularly nearly half a million Pennsylvanians of Puerto Rican descent.

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Anonymous wrote:Puerto Rico has no electoral college votes so what difference does it make?

Puerto Ricans are American citizens who can and do vote when they live in one of the states. 450,000 of them in Pennsylvania alone.

450K who left Puerto Rico for some reason.

Do you brag about all the midwesterners who have moved to Florida with that mouth?