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No one in their right mind (ha!) would say that Biden is all there. Anyone that thinks Trump is is deranged.
I know, right? I hate it when roads and bridges get repaired, old water supply infrastructure gets replaced, people get health insurance...
You first.
You come in here spouting off and then when anyone rebuts you, you just stick your fingers in your ears and say "nuh-uh" like that's some profound statement that will elicit a discussion.
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Trump received millions of dollars from foreign governments while president, House Democrats allege
Donald Trump unconstitutionally profited from foreign governments during his presidency, House Oversight Democrats allege in a new report.
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This is for everyone else b/c I know Sturk's brain has already been told to disregard anything that isn't Breitbart, Daily Wire, etc.
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Did Trump do good things in his presidency for me personally? Yes.
Do I think he was a good president? No.
Did Biden do good things for me in his presidency? Less than Trump.
Do I think he was a good president? More than Trump in terms of character.
Would I vote for Trump? Not unless his opponent was Stalin, Hitler or another dictator.
Would I vote for Biden? Not enthusiastically, but yes.
Do I think he was a good president? No.
Did Biden do good things for me in his presidency? Less than Trump.
Do I think he was a good president? More than Trump in terms of character.
Would I vote for Trump? Not unless his opponent was Stalin, Hitler or another dictator.
Would I vote for Biden? Not enthusiastically, but yes.
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Lol, there was literally a Infrastructure Bill passed under his Admin that benefits all of us, a bill Republicans didn't want privately, but took credit for anyway in their regions.
Regardless if I even benefit from Biden's policies on an actual personal level, I'll vote for him over your candidate who openly operates like he is not bound to the Constitution & believes he has the power to do what ever he wants.
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I'm not happy with Biden, especially on immigration policy. Too many Trump-era policies were continued under Biden, especially those over which the executive has meaningful influence without need for legislative support.
I'm okay with a supposed reduction in immigration enforcement because immigration is an unbridled good, with immigrants and existing population both seeing economic benefit. That said, I don't actually believe there is a legitimate, impactful reduction in enforcement because that's a narrative espoused exclusively by conservatives...and conservatives are lying, nativist garbage.
I'm okay with a supposed reduction in immigration enforcement because immigration is an unbridled good, with immigrants and existing population both seeing economic benefit. That said, I don't actually believe there is a legitimate, impactful reduction in enforcement because that's a narrative espoused exclusively by conservatives...and conservatives are lying, nativist garbage.
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He's a rapist, a criminal fraud, and literally tried to overthrow the US government in an attack that would have seen much of the country's representatives killed, including the VP. "Jerkoff" doesn't cut it. He's unfit to even run under the 14th amendment, a traitor and criminal.
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And there's the Conservative mind on display. Trump creates policy that impedes on others, but hey, my bank account looks better. Me, me, me.
An added bonus is just above: Conservatives still don't understand what Freedom of Speech actually is whilst ironically supporting a man who has regularly opposed it.
Have fun with this old gem.
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An added bonus is just above: Conservatives still don't understand what Freedom of Speech actually is whilst ironically supporting a man who has regularly opposed it.
Have fun with this old gem.
A Response to a Dumb Thing Donald Trump Said About the Internet
Donald Trump had a big day yesterday. After calling for “a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States,”(which, by his own admission, would filter out violent extremists like Nobel Peace Prize recipient Malala Yousafzai and any Muslim US citizen currently vacationing in a...
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Bill Gates, who didn't invent the internet. Probably on level with confusing the Presidents of Mexico and Egypt.And there's the Conservative mind on display. Trump creates policy that impedes on others, but hey, my bank account looks better. Me, me, me.
An added bonus is just above: Conservatives still don't understand what Freedom of Speech actually is whilst ironically supporting a man who has regularly opposed it.
Have fun with this old gem.
A Response to a Dumb Thing Donald Trump Said About the Internet
Donald Trump had a big day yesterday. After calling for “a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States,”(which, by his own admission, would filter out violent extremists like Nobel Peace Prize recipient Malala Yousafzai and any Muslim US citizen currently vacationing in a...
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Lol, he was literally found guilty of rape this month by a judge.
Jury finds Trump liable for sexual abuse, awards accuser $5M
A jury has found Donald Trump liable for sexually abusing advice columnist E. Jean Carroll in 1996. Jurors awarded her $5 million in a judgment that could haunt the former president as he campaigns to regain the White House. The verdict was announced in a federal courtroom in New York City on...
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Jury finds Trump liable for sexual abuse, awards accuser $5M
A jury has found Donald Trump liable for sexually abusing advice columnist E. Jean Carroll in 1996. Jurors awarded her $5 million in a judgment that could haunt the former president as he campaigns to regain the White House. The verdict was announced in a federal courtroom in New York City on...
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Jury verdict. Or were you talking about the fraud verdict. That's real too.
Also, I have no idea why you think my vote is for sale just because yours is. Promising me a bigger bank account is not going to get me to vote for a rapist traitor.
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On June 8, Trump's team requested the award to be reduced to under $1 million or that a new trial should be held regarding damages, citing the jury's supposed rejection of the rape claim.[134][135] Carroll's lawyers said that Trump mischaracterized the verdict (that he sexually abused Carroll) as supporting his contention that he did not rape her.[136] On July 19, Judge Kaplan affirmed that Trump had raped Carroll according to the common meaning of the word[c] and ruled against altering the award amount.[137][138][139][140]
It's worth noting that while the act was rape, Carroll didn't like the word and used "sexual abuse" to describe the rape.
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It's in black and white man. You've got your fingers in your ears. A jury found him guilty of sexual abuse of E. Jean Carroll. A judge literally ruled on the use of the word "rape" to describe it and explained that the word is accurate. Get a grip.
Just because it's awful doesn't make it wrong.
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"Show me an indictment!" shows indictment "No, not like that!"
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Judge rules Donald Trump defrauded banks and insurers while building real estate empire
A judge has ruled that Donald Trump committed fraud for years while building the real estate empire that catapulted him to fame and the White House.
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There was a global pandemic that shut the whole world economy down and required guidance to stabilize - not Biden's fault. Russia decided to go to war with Ukraine and ruined the entire global energy trade - not Biden's fault. Israel decided to go to war with Hamas and Iran decided to take advantage of that further hurting global trade - not Biden's fault. Believe it or not, several other countries are currently considering war including Venezuela and Ethiopia and neither of those will be Biden's fault.
Associating current economic conditions with a presidential term is a lack of critical thinking and awareness of what's going on in the world. Presidential administration policies have very little to do with global economics. All of the issues I just mentioned have effected literally every country on the globe - it's not just America experiencing inflation and expensive resources, it's everybody. Nobody is winning. It's not a game.
My recommendation would be to get a job in an industry which is responsive to these types of economic changes. I'm doing better than ever under Biden, but I'm also smart enough to realize that he had nothing to do with that.
I posted several but you didn't respond.
You seem to have zero awareness that there is an entire globe outside the USA. I also assume you've never held a job before, because if you did have a job and you dealt with superiors you'd know that personality traits are extremely important. Personality traits set the entire culture of the company, they set the rules for mutual respect, they set expectations, etc. Having a good-hearted person in charge of an organization is always ideal because you can trust them to listen, learn, and make informed decisions. I have worked for "jerkoffs" in the past and it was a miserable experience. I hated every minute of it. My overall happiness and satisfaction is definitely more important than the money in my retirement account.Oof
In terms of personality, yes, Trump is a jerkoff.
However, a vote for president is a business decision.
Why vote for less money in your retirement account, because of personality traits?
It just feels good to have a leader who will say all the right things, but bend you over?
You also have this weird assumption that Biden is "bending us over". I'm not even sure what you mean by that. Can you explain how you think that is happening? Are you talking about taxes? If you're talking about taxes - a policy which does change year-by-year as Congress adjusts tax policy - then literally nothing has changed for me over the past many years. Income goes up, taxes go up. Not sure what's so confusing about that. Ronald Reagan's administration and Congress are the ones who first introduced tax policies that destroyed the middle class and made the rich get richer. That was well before I was even born, but all presidents and congresses since then have supported the same basic tax system as Reaganomics.
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"TDS," they squawk in mindless unison, lacking a single original thought.
It's especially pathetic because even "TDS" wasn't original, and instead it was based to significant degree upon the earlier pejorative "BDS" (Bush Derangement Syndrome) by the same connie rat pundit, Charles Krauthammer. The first didn't catch on in the same way outside of connie rags, in part due to the comparative absence of social media, but also because the base wasn't quite so pathetic.
