Did you have a head injury growing up? Did your mom drop you or something?

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Trump, voting against Biden and the DNC and how they conspired against Sanders

Who “conspired against Sanders,” besides the 9.5 million more voters Biden had over Sanders?

After Bernie gained a lead in the early 2020 primary, Obama made a call to Clyburn and then to Klobuchar and Buttigieg and asked them to endorse Biden/drop out and endorse Biden. Not to mention the mainstream media Red Scare blitz telling voters that the apocalypse would come if Bernie were elected.

So the "conspiracy" was that a former president supported the man who had been his vice president for 8 years, rather than a person who is not a member of the Democratic party, and asked . . . [checks notes] . . . three other democrats to do the same? And that led you to vote for . . . [checks notes again] . . . Donald Trump, after seeing how he governed for four years? Because he was "less dangerous" than Joe Biden?

OK.

I agree with a PP - probably best that you don't vote. You can use the time you'd otherwise use researching candidates to look up the definition of "conspiracy."

I didn't vote for Trump because I wanted to him. I voted against Biden because I didn't like the whole process. If I didn't live in MARYLAND, I probably would have voted differently. I knew Maryland was going for Biden by at least 30 points.

Well, this is progress, I guess. We've moved on from "conspiracy" to "I didn't like the whole process." Although "I didn't like that Obama supported Biden" is still pretty weak sauce.

I don't like when elites try to manufacture consent among the people. They successfully did that with Hillary and Biden. They tried to do that with Blair over Elrich but failed, and that brings me so much joy.

Anonymous wrote:Were you born in the US?

Do you think the election was stolen?

No on both

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Trump, voting against Biden and the DNC and how they conspired against Sanders

Who “conspired against Sanders,” besides the 9.5 million more voters Biden had over Sanders?

After Bernie gained a lead in the early 2020 primary, Obama made a call to Clyburn and then to Klobuchar and Buttigieg and asked them to endorse Biden/drop out and endorse Biden. Not to mention the mainstream media Red Scare blitz telling voters that the apocalypse would come if Bernie were elected.

So the "conspiracy" was that a former president supported the man who had been his vice president for 8 years, rather than a person who is not a member of the Democratic party, and asked . . . [checks notes] . . . three other democrats to do the same? And that led you to vote for . . . [checks notes again] . . . Donald Trump, after seeing how he governed for four years? Because he was "less dangerous" than Joe Biden?

OK.

I agree with a PP - probably best that you don't vote. You can use the time you'd otherwise use researching candidates to look up the definition of "conspiracy."

I didn't vote for Trump because I wanted to him. I voted against Biden because I didn't like the whole process. If I didn't live in MARYLAND, I probably would have voted differently. I knew Maryland was going for Biden by at least 30 points.

Well, this is progress, I guess. We've moved on from "conspiracy" to "I didn't like the whole process." Although "I didn't like that Obama supported Biden" is still pretty weak sauce.

Were you born in the US?

Do you think the election was stolen?

No one wants to hear my takes on Maryland and MoCo local politics, or where I get my news?

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Trump, voting against Biden and the DNC and how they conspired against Sanders

Who “conspired against Sanders,” besides the 9.5 million more voters Biden had over Sanders?

After Bernie gained a lead in the early 2020 primary, Obama made a call to Clyburn and then to Klobuchar and Buttigieg and asked them to endorse Biden/drop out and endorse Biden. Not to mention the mainstream media Red Scare blitz telling voters that the apocalypse would come if Bernie were elected.

So the "conspiracy" was that a former president supported the man who had been his vice president for 8 years, rather than a person who is not a member of the Democratic party, and asked . . . [checks notes] . . . three other democrats to do the same? And that led you to vote for . . . [checks notes again] . . . Donald Trump, after seeing how he governed for four years? Because he was "less dangerous" than Joe Biden?

OK.

I agree with a PP - probably best that you don't vote. You can use the time you'd otherwise use researching candidates to look up the definition of "conspiracy."

I didn't vote for Trump because I wanted to him. I voted against Biden because I didn't like the whole process. If I didn't live in MARYLAND, I probably would have voted differently. I knew Maryland was going for Biden by at least 30 points.

Your idiocy is not MD voters' fault.

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Anonymous wrote:Registered Dem. I voted for Trump in 2020 and Elrich in 2018 and 2022. We exist. AMA

Do you regret voting for Trump?

No, obviously it made no difference. I voted in Maryland after all so it never does.

If you don't reqret it, how do you justify January 6?

How do you justify family separation at the border?

How do you justify the constant undermining of the national Covid response that resulted in the deaths of some many people, 2/3 of them GOP members?

I don't feel the need to justify January 6, yes it's bad and it was terrible and people need to accept the results of elections, but people are blowing it out of proportion.

The border is a mess. The same mess under Biden as under Trump and under Obama.

The Covid response was a mess. I was very pro-lockdown/masks/social distancing in the spring of 2020, until it became obvious that we were NEVER going to flatten the curve or stop the spread. Now I'm for vaccine choice, normal operations but with accommodations for high-risk people. There are no countries that responded to Covid well, and both sides are too partisan digging their heels in their initial wrong answers and refuse to apply nuance to anything.

Not sure how to respond to that one.. What is the right "proportion" in your mind?

Instead of lecturing people on the virtues of "democracy," maybe try delivering for people and giving them a reason to believe in democracy in the first place.

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Anonymous wrote:Registered Dem. I voted for Trump in 2020 and Elrich in 2018 and 2022. We exist. AMA

Do you regret voting for Trump?

No, obviously it made no difference. I voted in Maryland after all so it never does.

If you don't reqret it, how do you justify January 6?

How do you justify family separation at the border?

How do you justify the constant undermining of the national Covid response that resulted in the deaths of some many people, 2/3 of them GOP members?

I don't feel the need to justify January 6, yes it's bad and it was terrible and people need to accept the results of elections, but people are blowing it out of proportion.

The border is a mess. The same mess under Biden as under Trump and under Obama.

The Covid response was a mess. I was very pro-lockdown/masks/social distancing in the spring of 2020, until it became obvious that we were NEVER going to flatten the curve or stop the spread. Now I'm for vaccine choice, normal operations but with accommodations for high-risk people. There are no countries that responded to Covid well, and both sides are too partisan digging their heels in their initial wrong answers and refuse to apply nuance to anything.

Not sure how to respond to that one.. What is the right "proportion" in your mind?

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Trump, voting against Biden and the DNC and how they conspired against Sanders

Who “conspired against Sanders,” besides the 9.5 million more voters Biden had over Sanders?

After Bernie gained a lead in the early 2020 primary, Obama made a call to Clyburn and then to Klobuchar and Buttigieg and asked them to endorse Biden/drop out and endorse Biden. Not to mention the mainstream media Red Scare blitz telling voters that the apocalypse would come if Bernie were elected.

So the "conspiracy" was that a former president supported the man who had been his vice president for 8 years, rather than a person who is not a member of the Democratic party, and asked . . . [checks notes] . . . three other democrats to do the same? And that led you to vote for . . . [checks notes again] . . . Donald Trump, after seeing how he governed for four years? Because he was "less dangerous" than Joe Biden?

OK.

I agree with a PP - probably best that you don't vote. You can use the time you'd otherwise use researching candidates to look up the definition of "conspiracy."

I didn't vote for Trump because I wanted to him. I voted against Biden because I didn't like the whole process. If I didn't live in MARYLAND, I probably would have voted differently. I knew Maryland was going for Biden by at least 30 points.

Anonymous wrote:Are you on medication?

I use plant medicine.

Anonymous wrote:Are you on medication?

And if not, how come?

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Anonymous wrote:Registered Dem. I voted for Trump in 2020 and Elrich in 2018 and 2022. We exist. AMA

Do you regret voting for Trump?

No, obviously it made no difference. I voted in Maryland after all so it never does.

If you don't reqret it, how do you justify January 6?

How do you justify family separation at the border?

How do you justify the constant undermining of the national Covid response that resulted in the deaths of some many people, 2/3 of them GOP members?

I don't feel the need to justify January 6, yes it's bad and it was terrible and people need to accept the results of elections, but people are blowing it out of proportion.

The border is a mess. The same mess under Biden as under Trump and under Obama.

The Covid response was a mess. I was very pro-lockdown/masks/social distancing in the spring of 2020, until it became obvious that we were NEVER going to flatten the curve or stop the spread. Now I'm for vaccine choice, normal operations but with accommodations for high-risk people. There are no countries that responded to Covid well, and both sides are too partisan digging their heels in their initial wrong answers and refuse to apply nuance to anything.

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Anonymous wrote:Were you at the Capital on January 6th?

No, January 6th was bad but the Democratic hysterical response to it is annoying and wasteful and out of touch with what the average American cares about.

What do you think the avg American cares about? Successful insurrection?

The average American cares about inflation, the economy, how far their paychecks go.

Recent election excepted?

Are you on medication?