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Anonymous wrote:Op I have bad news for you.
I’m a democrat
My dad’s a democrat
My brother’s a democrat
My mom’s a democrat

We all got on the phone Friday morning. None of us had bothered listening to pundits and spin doctors. We all said the same thing.

“He’s not with it. He’s too old. He needs to step aside”
We saw what we saw, so miss me with your media talking points.

Whatever it is you're talking about, the ultimate outcome of it regardless of Biden is that Trump CAN. NOT. WIN.

You can keep saying that (and I don’t want Trump to win) but the Dems are handing him this election by insisting on sticking with Biden, whether that’s because of people actually voting for Trump or people refusing to vote for either of them. I never thought I’d be a non-voter, but I absolutely cannot in good conscience cast an affirmative vote for either of them.

Your non-vote hands Trump a win. Period.

After watching last week’s debate this talking point has lost a lot of luster. How about Dems demand better and replace the candidate that we all know will not be cognitively up to the task for the next 4 years.

Your non-vote hands Trump a win. Period.

Are you ten years old? It's more complicated than that, thanks to the EC. NP

Writing someone in is childish. Your vote matters everywhere and if you’re a woman or have girls, you need to take a look back at how recently women fought for your right to do so.

It’s not childish. Let the record show that people did not support either candidate.

What record?

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Anonymous wrote:Op I have bad news for you.
I’m a democrat
My dad’s a democrat
My brother’s a democrat
My mom’s a democrat

We all got on the phone Friday morning. None of us had bothered listening to pundits and spin doctors. We all said the same thing.

“He’s not with it. He’s too old. He needs to step aside”
We saw what we saw, so miss me with your media talking points.

That is not the question. You need to choose trump or Biden. If you sit it out, you are not protecting your family. My family will be much better off under Biden so I need to try to give them that. If you want the con artist, then choose trump and protect your family from Biden.

This is a tired talking point and I don't get people like you. I'm not voting for Trump, but do I want a senile POTUS? No, and neither should you. Why is it ok with you? Demand better.

It’s not a talking point. It’s his voting works.

If you don't vote for Trump, but also don't vote for Biden, by default the numbers will be in Trump's favor and you will have a senile President Trump in charge.

It was the responsibility of the Dems to put up a competent candidate, but instead they put up someone whose mental acuity is clearly in decline and will only get worse as the years go on. If they wanted me to cast an affirmative vote for a Dem they needed to do way better than this. I won’t vote for Trump but I cannot vote for Biden either. If that is tantamount to voting for Trump then they need to take a look in the mirror and figure out why they thought running an old man with fading cognitive abilities was the answer.

And you have all the reasoning of a petulant adolescent.

No, it’s quite simple and logical. Neither man is competent for the position they are running for, so I will not support either of them. You also have to get a better talking point, because voters like me are the ones that actually will decide this election.

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Anonymous wrote:Op I have bad news for you.
I’m a democrat
My dad’s a democrat
My brother’s a democrat
My mom’s a democrat

We all got on the phone Friday morning. None of us had bothered listening to pundits and spin doctors. We all said the same thing.

“He’s not with it. He’s too old. He needs to step aside”
We saw what we saw, so miss me with your media talking points.

That is not the question. You need to choose trump or Biden. If you sit it out, you are not protecting your family. My family will be much better off under Biden so I need to try to give them that. If you want the con artist, then choose trump and protect your family from Biden.

This is a tired talking point and I don't get people like you. I'm not voting for Trump, but do I want a senile POTUS? No, and neither should you. Why is it ok with you? Demand better.

It’s not a talking point. It’s his voting works.

If you don't vote for Trump, but also don't vote for Biden, by default the numbers will be in Trump's favor and you will have a senile President Trump in charge.

It was the responsibility of the Dems to put up a competent candidate, but instead they put up someone whose mental acuity is clearly in decline and will only get worse as the years go on. If they wanted me to cast an affirmative vote for a Dem they needed to do way better than this. I won’t vote for Trump but I cannot vote for Biden either. If that is tantamount to voting for Trump then they need to take a look in the mirror and figure out why they thought running an old man with fading cognitive abilities was the answer.

And you have all the reasoning of a petulant adolescent.

No, it’s quite simple and logical. Neither man is competent for the position they are running for, so I will not support either of them. You also have to get a better talking point, because voters like me are the ones that actually will decide this election.

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Anonymous wrote:We have eyes. Should we not believe our own eyes?

Eyes? You mean the coordinated narrative that seems to have seamlessly emerged the morning after the debate? Just as the but her emails narrative emerges so smoothly? This is all planned, and the media falls for it.

Good lord. I can understand wanting to spin that debate performance, but the lack of respect for other people's intelligence that you'd need to push this line of thinking is unbelievable.

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Anonymous wrote:We have eyes. Should we not believe our own eyes?

Eyes? You mean the coordinated narrative that seems to have seamlessly emerged the morning after the debate? Just as the but her emails narrative emerges so smoothly? This is all planned, and the media falls for it.

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Anonymous wrote:Op I have bad news for you.
I’m a democrat
My dad’s a democrat
My brother’s a democrat
My mom’s a democrat

We all got on the phone Friday morning. None of us had bothered listening to pundits and spin doctors. We all said the same thing.

“He’s not with it. He’s too old. He needs to step aside”
We saw what we saw, so miss me with your media talking points.

That is not the question. You need to choose trump or Biden. If you sit it out, you are not protecting your family. My family will be much better off under Biden so I need to try to give them that. If you want the con artist, then choose trump and protect your family from Biden.

This is a tired talking point and I don't get people like you. I'm not voting for Trump, but do I want a senile POTUS? No, and neither should you. Why is it ok with you? Demand better.

It’s not a talking point. It’s his voting works.

If you don't vote for Trump, but also don't vote for Biden, by default the numbers will be in Trump's favor and you will have a senile President Trump in charge.

It was the responsibility of the Dems to put up a competent candidate, but instead they put up someone whose mental acuity is clearly in decline and will only get worse as the years go on. If they wanted me to cast an affirmative vote for a Dem they needed to do way better than this. I won’t vote for Trump but I cannot vote for Biden either. If that is tantamount to voting for Trump then they need to take a look in the mirror and figure out why they thought running an old man with fading cognitive abilities was the answer.

And you have all the reasoning of a petulant adolescent.

No, it’s quite simple and logical. Neither man is competent for the position they are running for, so I will not support either of them. You also have to get a better talking point, because voters like me are the ones that actually will decide this election.

Maybe.

But it is Biden and competency, ethics, rule of law and democracy or Trump and the end of democracy. You’re not making a thoughtful, moral or ethical choice, you’re throwing away your vote. And that’s your right, but you’re not in the right here.

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Anonymous wrote:Op I have bad news for you.
I’m a democrat
My dad’s a democrat
My brother’s a democrat
My mom’s a democrat

We all got on the phone Friday morning. None of us had bothered listening to pundits and spin doctors. We all said the same thing.

“He’s not with it. He’s too old. He needs to step aside”
We saw what we saw, so miss me with your media talking points.

That is not the question. You need to choose trump or Biden. If you sit it out, you are not protecting your family. My family will be much better off under Biden so I need to try to give them that. If you want the con artist, then choose trump and protect your family from Biden.

This is a tired talking point and I don't get people like you. I'm not voting for Trump, but do I want a senile POTUS? No, and neither should you. Why is it ok with you? Demand better.

It’s not a talking point. It’s his voting works.

If you don't vote for Trump, but also don't vote for Biden, by default the numbers will be in Trump's favor and you will have a senile President Trump in charge.

It was the responsibility of the Dems to put up a competent candidate, but instead they put up someone whose mental acuity is clearly in decline and will only get worse as the years go on. If they wanted me to cast an affirmative vote for a Dem they needed to do way better than this. I won’t vote for Trump but I cannot vote for Biden either. If that is tantamount to voting for Trump then they need to take a look in the mirror and figure out why they thought running an old man with fading cognitive abilities was the answer.

And you have all the reasoning of a petulant adolescent.

No, it’s quite simple and logical. Neither man is competent for the position they are running for, so I will not support either of them. You also have to get a better talking point, because voters like me are the ones that actually will decide this election.

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Anonymous wrote:Op I have bad news for you.
I’m a democrat
My dad’s a democrat
My brother’s a democrat
My mom’s a democrat

We all got on the phone Friday morning. None of us had bothered listening to pundits and spin doctors. We all said the same thing.

“He’s not with it. He’s too old. He needs to step aside”
We saw what we saw, so miss me with your media talking points.

That is not the question. You need to choose trump or Biden. If you sit it out, you are not protecting your family. My family will be much better off under Biden so I need to try to give them that. If you want the con artist, then choose trump and protect your family from Biden.

This is a tired talking point and I don't get people like you. I'm not voting for Trump, but do I want a senile POTUS? No, and neither should you. Why is it ok with you? Demand better.

It’s not a talking point. It’s his voting works.

If you don't vote for Trump, but also don't vote for Biden, by default the numbers will be in Trump's favor and you will have a senile President Trump in charge.

It was the responsibility of the Dems to put up a competent candidate, but instead they put up someone whose mental acuity is clearly in decline and will only get worse as the years go on. If they wanted me to cast an affirmative vote for a Dem they needed to do way better than this. I won’t vote for Trump but I cannot vote for Biden either. If that is tantamount to voting for Trump then they need to take a look in the mirror and figure out why they thought running an old man with fading cognitive abilities was the answer.

And you have all the reasoning of a petulant adolescent.

Anonymous wrote:I don’t care if Biden is out of it sometimes. He has a competent staff and cabinet who are professional and believe in a functioning government for the people. I’ll take that ANY day over a lifetime conman felon who hires “burn it all down” people.

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Anonymous wrote:Op I have bad news for you.
I’m a democrat
My dad’s a democrat
My brother’s a democrat
My mom’s a democrat

We all got on the phone Friday morning. None of us had bothered listening to pundits and spin doctors. We all said the same thing.

“He’s not with it. He’s too old. He needs to step aside”
We saw what we saw, so miss me with your media talking points.

That is not the question. You need to choose trump or Biden. If you sit it out, you are not protecting your family. My family will be much better off under Biden so I need to try to give them that. If you want the con artist, then choose trump and protect your family from Biden.

This is a tired talking point and I don't get people like you. I'm not voting for Trump, but do I want a senile POTUS? No, and neither should you. Why is it ok with you? Demand better.

It’s not a talking point. It’s his voting works.

If you don't vote for Trump, but also don't vote for Biden, by default the numbers will be in Trump's favor and you will have a senile President Trump in charge.

It was the responsibility of the Dems to put up a competent candidate, but instead they put up someone whose mental acuity is clearly in decline and will only get worse as the years go on. If they wanted me to cast an affirmative vote for a Dem they needed to do way better than this. I won’t vote for Trump but I cannot vote for Biden either. If that is tantamount to voting for Trump then they need to take a look in the mirror and figure out why they thought running an old man with fading cognitive abilities was the answer.

Relax, the Dems will put up a competent candidate after Biden's announcement which is coming sooner than later. That competent candidate will crush Trump because let's not forget who and what Trump is. We don't need a superman candidate. Just an average one.

No, but it needs to be the right one. Newsom will not win for instance.

Have you paid attention to Newsom lately? In the past year or two, he has really tacked right, from left to center. Possibly with presidential aspirations but I think more out of pragmatism for what needs to be done in his state.

Nothing about his recently passed budget was right to center. He has destroyed the economics in his own state.

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Anonymous wrote:Op I have bad news for you.
I’m a democrat
My dad’s a democrat
My brother’s a democrat
My mom’s a democrat

We all got on the phone Friday morning. None of us had bothered listening to pundits and spin doctors. We all said the same thing.

“He’s not with it. He’s too old. He needs to step aside”
We saw what we saw, so miss me with your media talking points.

Whatever it is you're talking about, the ultimate outcome of it regardless of Biden is that Trump CAN. NOT. WIN.

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Anonymous wrote:Op I have bad news for you.
I’m a democrat
My dad’s a democrat
My brother’s a democrat
My mom’s a democrat

We all got on the phone Friday morning. None of us had bothered listening to pundits and spin doctors. We all said the same thing.

“He’s not with it. He’s too old. He needs to step aside”
We saw what we saw, so miss me with your media talking points.

That is not the question. You need to choose trump or Biden. If you sit it out, you are not protecting your family. My family will be much better off under Biden so I need to try to give them that. If you want the con artist, then choose trump and protect your family from Biden.

This is a tired talking point and I don't get people like you. I'm not voting for Trump, but do I want a senile POTUS? No, and neither should you. Why is it ok with you? Demand better.

It’s not a talking point. It’s his voting works.

If you don't vote for Trump, but also don't vote for Biden, by default the numbers will be in Trump's favor and you will have a senile President Trump in charge.

It was the responsibility of the Dems to put up a competent candidate, but instead they put up someone whose mental acuity is clearly in decline and will only get worse as the years go on. If they wanted me to cast an affirmative vote for a Dem they needed to do way better than this. I won’t vote for Trump but I cannot vote for Biden either. If that is tantamount to voting for Trump then they need to take a look in the mirror and figure out why they thought running an old man with fading cognitive abilities was the answer.

And you have all the reasoning of a petulant adolescent.