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America is being deliberately destroyed from within and communists are salivating. Or maybe I'm crazy .. nah. They're behind the gibbering soulless idiot.
I can't be bothered rehashing old arguments. But there were multiple changes made. If Trump did win I'd expect jail sentences.As far as the 2020 election went the courts simply didn't find any fraud, that's really the end of the story always has been and given Trumps conniving in the courts recently the courts certainly are not biased against him.
Donald Trump, no matter what your policy views are—no matter if you are a conservative Republican or not—Donald Trump cannot be trusted with power. The power of the presidency is the most awesome power of any office anywhere in the world, and the character of the people we elect really matters. And, so what I say is, I understand the desire to think that you’re casting a vote for conservative policies, but—first of all, he is not a conservative, and he’s dangerous, and this is not a policy election, and we can talk about getting this country back on track once we get through this election cycle—but Donald Trump, if he is reelected, will be far more dangerous than we have ever seen before.
He has told us he believes you can terminate the Constitution. He’s gone to war with the rule of law. He repeatedly suggests that the people who assaulted and attacked the Capitol should be celebrated. He has said he will ignore the rulings of the courts. He won’t leave office. He is a risk that we simply can’t take, and he has to be defeated.
I say that, not as a liberal Democrat. Not as someone who agrees with policies on the left most of the time, but he is simply a risk that, as a nation, we must never take again.
Because we are here in North Carolina, I think it is crucially important for people to recognize not only is what I’ve just said about the danger that Trump poses, something that should prevent people from voting for him, but I don’t believe that we have the luxury of writing in candidates’ names, particularly in swing states. And, as a conservative, as someone who believes in and cares about the Constitution, I have thought deeply about this, and because of the danger that Donald Trump poses, not only am I not voting for Donald Trump, but I will be voting for Kamala Harris.
And let me say that I think it is crucially important—and I would say especially to my fellow conservatives—that we think about the stakes and we think about the extent to which we have a duty, a duty, to put our country and our Constitution above partisanship. We all have that duty and responsibility.
For the US it's probably a good thing. Might lessen the current authoritarian moves being made throughout the west.According to the poll bludger: "Harris’ probability of winning the Electoral College in Silver’s model has dropped from 47% last Friday to 42%, with Trump now the favourite at a 58% chance to win"
Could be another Hillary Killary ?
Kamala Harris has a blue state dilemma that could cost her the election
It has been a dream start to Kamala Harris's bid for the White House, and supporters are confident she'll beat Donald Trump in the popular vote — but the electoral college is a different story.www.abc.net.au
Ya gotta larf at the sanctimonious democrats and their acolytes enthusiastically revelling in Dick Cheney's endorsement of Harris over Trump.Cheney’s Endorsement Was No Accident
—William Kristol
Liz Cheney spoke yesterday at Duke University, a very fine school known for being a five-time NCAA national men’s basketball champion. Like so many of those teams shaped by the great Coach K, Cheney came to play.
Honored by Duke as this year’s Sanford Distinguished Lecturer, Cheney engaged in a conversation with political scientist Peter Feaver on the subject of “Defending Democracy.”
As a former Republican leader in the House of Representatives and Vice Chair of the House’s January 6th Committee in 2022, Cheney had many important things to say on that broad topic. But what was notable is that she decided not simply to look back and reflect but to confront the challenge we face in defending our democracy now.
Speaking extemporaneously, Cheney said this to an auditorium full of students:
Liz Cheney Comes to Play
Plus: Setting the record straight on the guy arrested at Trump’s rally and a hilariously corrupt Russian disinfo grift.substack.com
I would attack Dick Chaney on far more profound levels of policy and maladministration in his time in office than his behaviour in the 2000/2004 polls.Ya gotta larf at the sanctimonious democrats and their acolytes enthusiastically revelling in Dick Cheney's endorsement of Harris over Trump.
Indeed , Bernie Sanders came out and said that Cheney was supporting Harris because of his "courage in Defending Democracy".
Do they really think that people have conveniently forgotten that post the 2000 election, Sanders, Clinton, and a hot of other Democrats accused Cheney and Bush of "stealing the election" from their rightful winner , Al Gore?
They repeated the allegation when Bush Cheney won the 2004 election over their rightful winner John Kerry.
It came down to a court case in Florida.
This time it was dodgy electronic voting machines and rigged ballot papers (now where have I heard that before?).
Hypocrite thy name in is politician.
mick
Just try reading what I wrote for once Bas.I would attack Dick Chaney on far more profound levels of policy and maladministration in his time in office than his behaviour in the 2000/2004 polls.
That doesn't however take one iota away from his denouncement of Donald Trump as a menace to US democracy who must be decisively beaten in the upcoming election.
There's room for two ideas at once here. Trying to trash him as a hypocrite in an attempt to avoid the denunciation of Donald Trump ? Nah. Just BS diversion.
So the democrats plan is to steal John Howard's policies from 20+ years ago.
Na it's wasting taxpayers money either way.Yep that's because they ain't leftest commo's ...eh.
Na it's wasting taxpayers money either way.
Black collages disagree.Trump just plain gives it away, to the wealthy.
Black collages disagree.
How many billions have the democrats thrown at wars so far?
I actually think RFKs push of "make America healthy again" is good policy. There are things corporations should be really blasted for. Chemicals in food is one of them.
There seems to be a few democrats on board that want real change. I'd like to see how it would have panned out. But I think the cards are too stacked.
I've been busy on the WWW/b (World Wide Weegee/board) and have it first hand from Peter Rieth that the 'pet eaters' of Ohio a are the actual children who were thrown overboard... they Kon-Teki'd the Pacific navigated the canal then b-lined it to VooDoo central. And then found to be illeagals were 'offshored' to the US; So?..... barefaced GOP pilfer.So the democrats plan is to steal John Howard's policies from 20+ years ago.
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