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Kristi Noem: Joe Biden's dog Commander 'should be put down', opponent who shot and killed her own dog suggests

In her memoir, due to be published this week, the Republican reportedly defends killing her "extremely dangerous" puppy after the animal attacked and killed a neighbouring family's chickens.
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Joe Biden's dog - which has bitten US Secret Service staff several times - should be put down, a political opponent, who wrote about shooting her dog, has suggested.
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Is President Biden displaying a wobbly Joe attitude? Maybe uncertainty on that front shows uncertainty as President?
 
Democrats trying to pass laws that allow non citizens to vote. Dems are desperate for a victory.
 
Watching Planet America, it appears that the more politically engaged people are more likely to vote for Biden, especially whites and older Americans however the less engaged Americans are more likely to vote for Trump if he can get them to vote, this includes Latinos and young people.

It's all very interesting.
 
Knobby22 said:
Watching Planet America, it appears that the more politically engaged people are more likely to vote for Biden, especially whites and older Americans however the less engaged Americans are more likely to vote for Trump if he can get them to vote, this includes Latinos and young people.

It's all very interesting.
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Anyone politically engaged who votes for Biden must be as cognitively impaired as he is.

Vis a vis, I strongly doubt the above is true.
 
Knobby22 said:
Watching Planet America, it appears that the more politically engaged people are more likely to vote for Biden, especially whites and older Americans however the less engaged Americans are more likely to vote for Trump if he can get them to vote, this includes Latinos and young people.

It's all very interesting.
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Theres ya problem right there @Knobby22 , watching a TV show to get a handle on American Politics.
We are entering our 5th week here in the US.
Life for people outside of Washington DC, LA and NYC may as well be on another planet.
The disconnect is real, the polarisation is real.
The politics?
Absolute crap.
Mick
 
mullokintyre said:
Theres ya problem right there @Knobby22 , watching a TV show to get a handle on American Politics.
We are entering our 5th week here in the US.
Life for people outside of Washington DC, LA and NYC may as well be on another planet.
The disconnect is real, the polarisation is real.
The politics?
Absolute crap.
Mick
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@mullokintyre All this in the Land of the Free and the Almighty Dollar.
 
mullokintyre said:
Theres ya problem right there @Knobby22 , watching a TV show to get a handle on American Politics.
We are entering our 5th week here in the US.
Life for people outside of Washington DC, LA and NYC may as well be on another planet.
The disconnect is real, the polarisation is real.
The politics?
Absolute crap.
Mick
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It's good, they talk to experts from polling, Republican and Democrats retired politicians also.
Better than the memes I see here.
 
Knobby22 said:
Watching Planet America, it appears that the more politically engaged people are more likely to vote for Biden, especially whites and older Americans however the less engaged Americans are more likely to vote for Trump if he can get them to vote, this includes Latinos and young people.

It's all very interesting.
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That's interesting, its the exact opposite of what I thought. I'll have to watch it.
 
I've just spent 6 weeks chatting with Americans and non seem happy with either political option, a very disenchanted bunch of people.
Sign of the times in the Western World at the moment.
 
Knobby22 said:
It's good, they talk to experts from polling, Republican and Democrats retired politicians also.
Better than the memes I see here.
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Exactly.
They talk to people so far removed from the realities of day to day living its a joke.
The waitresses, the ranchers, the retired military vets, the people running motels, etc have little interest in the politics. They live from day to day, worry about the ridiculous cost of health care, energy, education, rent, houses etc. I spoke to one couple, where the husband was wearing a Trump cap. Total dissolusion was the only way I could describe their attitude. Both were still working into their 70,s with little hope of retirement, and still paying off a home loan.
The bloke who ran a family butcher shop in Utah could only survive because his wife and kids worked in the shop.
Believe all you want from a TV show, but it aint reality.
Mick
 
mullokintyre said:
Exactly.
They talk to people so far removed from the realities of day to day living its a joke.
The waitresses, the ranchers, the retired military vets, the people running motels, etc have little interest in the politics. They live from day to day, worry about the ridiculous cost of health care, energy, education, rent, houses etc. I spoke to one couple, where the husband was wearing a Trump cap. Total dissolusion was the only way I could describe their attitude. Both were still working into their 70,s with little hope of retirement, and still paying off a home loan.
The bloke who ran a family butcher shop in Utah could only survive because his wife and kids worked in the shop.
Believe all you want from a TV show, but it aint reality.
Mick
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Yep thats the US same as when I was there in the 80's.
 
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