2024 Election Season

[Ann]

Will she accept?
 

 

[Crap Throwing Clavin]

5 minutes ago, Ann said:

Will she accept?
 

 

 

What'd I tell you?  I think I even used the words "in-kind contribution."  

 

If nothing else, Democrats are utterly predictable bullshitters.

[Boyst]

16 minutes ago, Crap Throwing Clavin said:

 

What'd I tell you?  I think I even used the words "in-kind contribution."  

 

If nothing else, Democrats are utterly predictable bullshitters.

very curious how the future goes with podcasters and influencers on this.

 

if trump appears on joe rogan does kamala have to have time?

 

it began to fester in my mind when biden was the nominee and went on Stern a few months back. for equal time should stern have had to host trump? keeping in mind the trump was a regular on stern for decades it would be amazing to see what happens when trump lights him up as only trump could to stern.

[IDBillzFan]

The interviewer actually looks surprised at how bad things are for these people.

 

Like, don't they understand it's not as bad as they know it is? It's Bidenflation! It's working!

 

 

[Ann]

 

[Ann]

CNN hit piece:

Workers allege ‘nightmare’ conditions at Kentucky startup JD Vance helped fund

But at the bottom:

 

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Vance was not named in any of the lawsuits. He left the company’s board in April 2021 and ran for the Senate, though at that time he still had more than $100,000 invested in the company, according to disclosures.  

 

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[Ann]

 

[Ann]

This is not a political ad (not a Trump or PAC ad), but it is pretty good. I'd have identified his superior officer so people knew who he was, but a decent compellation for a minute:
 

 

[Crap Throwing Clavin]

So all these major points I brought up before...

• Illegal immigration creating an exploitable labor underclass, that the Democrats are on record as supporting ("We need migrants to do the jobs Americans don't want to do.")
• The overturning of 50 years of work on women's rights by redefining "gender" to suit the preference of a handful of people.
• The exploitation of a debilitated old man, and the aggressive dishonestly with which that was denied to the public.
• The manner in which the so-called "party of democracy" abandoned democratic principles and their party bylaws to have party leadership annoint a presidential candidate over the wishes of the party membership, after the candidate voted for by party membership became unviable.
• The absolute mendaciousness with with the annointed candidate changes her beliefs and very identity depending on the convenience of the moment.  
• And how the Democrat's pursuit of power has far more in common with Nazi policies and practices through 1934 (particularly: the expansion of the bureaucratic state, the weakening of the legislature, and the use of emergency declarations - COVID, in particular - to silence dissent) than anything Republicans have done.

Well...just went to Starbucks.  There was a table outside signing up voters for Harris - rather aggressively, not surprisingly.  When they started getting a tad uppity and holier-than-thou with me.  So they spent five minutes getting hit with each of those points in sequence.  

 

It was fun.  I honestly hadn't expected to put them so off-balance.  One looked positively stunned that someone could respond with something more than counter-insults.  The Nazi discussion was particularly fun - as always - since I undoubtedly have read more books on the subject than they have pages.

 

Anyway, I silenced some progressive drones today.  It was fun. 

[Ann]

 

[Ann]

OMG 🤣 🤣 🤣
 

[Ann]

Not enough furniture in the room? No idea why he has to be a NYS resident to be on the NYS presidential ballot. Imma guessin' RFK Jr hurts Kamala in NYS more than he hurts Trump.

 

Judge rules against RFK Jr. in fight to be on New York’s ballot, says he is not a state resident

 

A judge ruled Monday that independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s name should not appear on New York’s ballot, saying that he falsely claimed a New York residence on nominating petitions despite living in California.

 

The scion of the famed Democratic political dynasty vowed to appeal, dismissing the ruling as partisan. If the judge’s decision is upheld, it would not only keep Kennedy off the ballot in New York but could also lead to challenges in other states where he used an address in New York City’s suburbs to gather signatures.

 

“The Democrats are showing contempt for democracy,” Kennedy said in a statement, noting the ruling judge is a Democrat. “They aren’t confident they can win at the ballot box, so they are trying to stop voters from having a choice. We will appeal and we will win.”

 

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Clear Choice Action, the Democrat-aligned political action committee that backed the legal challenge on behalf of several voters in the state, said the ruling shows Kennedy intentionally misled election officials and betrayed voters’ trust.
 

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[Jabba The Hutt]

15 hours ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

 

 

That's why they're scared. That's why they're censoring. 1 BILLION views and impressions.  

 

Again, the people fretting about what the TV, newspaper, or Hollywood celeb is telling them aren't living in reality. They're living in the old Matrix. The one where we were able to be controlled - the one we broke by not rolling over when they tried a backdoor palace coup on brainless charges about "muh RUSSIA". 

 

It's a new world, with new rules. Which means we can and will win, even if/when they try to cheat. 

 

The only way we lose is if we give up and say things like "the republic is already dead", it's a fait accompli. That's coward talk - and this is absolutely the wrong time in history to take the coward's path. Your children and their children will judge you for what you do in these next few months, how you act and react.  

 

Nothing is over unless we give up. And if you're willing to roll over and die, then you shame every one of your ancestors who gave you the opportunity to be born into the last bastion of actual freedom on the planet. It's up to you, and all of us, to keep it that way. No matter the price. 

 

(and with that, I'm out for awhile)  

I love you buddy

[Jabba The Hutt]

13 hours ago, The Guy In Pants said:

 

 

Is that the national pegging association cover photo? The guy in the front looks like he whimpers. 

Yes. I have all their autographs!

[Crap Throwing Clavin]

3 hours ago, Ann said:

Not enough furniture in the room? No idea why he has to be a NYS resident to be on the NYS presidential ballot. Imma guessin' RFK Jr hurts Kamala in NYS more than he hurts Trump.

 

Judge rules against RFK Jr. in fight to be on New York’s ballot, says he is not a state resident

 

A judge ruled Monday that independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s name should not appear on New York’s ballot, saying that he falsely claimed a New York residence on nominating petitions despite living in California.

 

The scion of the famed Democratic political dynasty vowed to appeal, dismissing the ruling as partisan. If the judge’s decision is upheld, it would not only keep Kennedy off the ballot in New York but could also lead to challenges in other states where he used an address in New York City’s suburbs to gather signatures.

 

“The Democrats are showing contempt for democracy,” Kennedy said in a statement, noting the ruling judge is a Democrat. “They aren’t confident they can win at the ballot box, so they are trying to stop voters from having a choice. We will appeal and we will win.”

 

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Clear Choice Action, the Democrat-aligned political action committee that backed the legal challenge on behalf of several voters in the state, said the ruling shows Kennedy intentionally misled election officials and betrayed voters’ trust.
 

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[Ann]

Women Who’ve Never Cared About Politics Are Voting Donald Trump

 

“People are always like, Maggie, you're a woman. How can you vote for Trump? Let me tell you why. Before 2020, I was apolitical. I did not care. 

 

I didn't pay attention to anything. Just being honest. I was living my best life doing van life, having fun. Then I moved back home to Washington during the pandemic. And do you wanna know what Democrats did to me? 

 

- It took away my right to teach
- It took away my right to go to the gym
- It took away my right to go to restaurants
- It took away my right to go to restaurants
- I took away my right to go to movies

 

Um, this is not an exaggeration. I got upwards of a 1,000 death threats, maybe even more than that, from liberals, all because I didn't do that thing. I was living out in the country, minding my business, not harming anyone, being very respectful to everyone. And, uh, I was treated subhuman. Like, they dehumanized me so much. 

So I will be voting for the party that values personal liberty and freedom and small government. The right is far more liberal now than the left. The left has become more authoritarian. Like, they're literally installing a presidential candidate right now. They're cheering on shooting their political opponents. 

Like, a little fascist in my opinion. So Trump's not perfect, but he's a good leader. He has good policies. Um, so, yeah, Trump 2024.”
 

 

[Hedge]

 

 

[Ann]

 

[Ann]

He's not happy
 

 

[Ann]

This is terrible