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Crimson Dynamo 22-07-2024 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Soldier Boy (Post 11481270)
Quick cut transition to Nigel Farage, stood on the white cliffs of Dover, cock in hand and howling at the moon.

:nono:

That Reform party political broadcast was never used

Vanessa 22-07-2024 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Maru (Post 11481250)
Only crazy thing left to happen now is something happens with Trump and then we end up with two last minute candidates running against each other.

He's in very good health.

Crimson Dynamo 22-07-2024 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt (Post 11481231)
I think we might be underestimating Kamala Harris.

You don't get in the legal profession if you're a fool.

Never forget that when Kamala Harris was 29-years-old, she started an AFFAIR with 60-year-old Willie Brown, he was a married California house speaker, Mayor of San Francisco and one of the most powerful in California

He bought Kamala expensive gifts like a BMW and appointed her to two influential positions. He named Kamala to the California Medical Assistance Commission, a job that paid $72,000 a year and also appointed her to the state's Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board, a lucrative position that put another $97,088 a year in her pockets. Brown later faced an FBI corruption investigation for handing out lucrative city contracts and appointments to friends and political allies.

Even after he dumped Kamala in 1995, he still continued to use his influence to promote her career, "I certainly helped with her first race for district attorney in San Francisco." - Brown

Harris was elected California's attorney general in 2010 with massive help from Willie and when she ran for United States Senate in 2016, Brown called on her likely opponent, Antonio Villaraigosa, to stay out of the race

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https://x.com/BehizyTweets/status/1815109953603911697

user104658 22-07-2024 02:57 PM

"Successful women have slept their way to the top"

LT busting out some old-school 90's misogyny! You can't beat the classics I guess.

GiRTh 22-07-2024 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Soldier Boy (Post 11481300)
"Successful women have slept their way to the top"

LT busting out some old-school 90's misogyny! You can't beat the classics I guess.

In as much as this may be true, the point I made was that we dont know her. I certainly didn't know this about her. This is why she doesn't stand much chance against Trump who we know all too well. Poor choice and a testament to the state of democratic politics in America - They cant even beat a convicted felon, twice impeached president who to this day still hasnt conceded defeat in 2020. ITs quite poor TBH

user104658 22-07-2024 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by GiRTh (Post 11481301)
They cant even beat a convicted felon, twice impeached president who to this day still hasnt conceded defeat in 2020. ITs quite poor TBH

I think you're missing the tides of the sociology on this one - the things you're describing are part of what a large proportion of his voter base actively likes about him, rather than a "can't even". They're part of his appeal to people who have spent their lives feeling underfoot and pathetic. "Heh heh heh that'll show 'em!" by-proxy lapped up by petty, frustrated middle-aged school children.

bots 22-07-2024 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanessa (Post 11481289)
He's in very good health.

he really isn't

Beso 22-07-2024 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Soldier Boy (Post 11481305)
I think you're missing the tides of the sociology on this one - the things you're describing are part of what a large proportion of his voter base actively likes about him, rather than a "can't even". They're part of his appeal to people who have spent their lives feeling underfoot and pathetic. "Heh heh heh that'll show 'em!" by-proxy lapped up by petty, frustrated middle-aged school children.

Can you explain how he got into power the 1st time round please..you know, before all that happened.

bots 22-07-2024 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Soldier Boy (Post 11481240)
LT's idea of an MILF is a teenage boy's figure, thin lips and a stern expression :joker:.

And chalk white, obviously.

i always wondered why LT was such a big fan of Wee Nicky

GiRTh 22-07-2024 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Soldier Boy (Post 11481305)
I think you're missing the tides of the sociology on this one - the things you're describing are part of what a large proportion of his voter base actively likes about him, rather than a "can't even". They're part of his appeal to people who have spent their lives feeling underfoot and pathetic. "Heh heh heh that'll show 'em!" by-proxy lapped up by petty, frustrated middle-aged school children.

I think everyone sees that Trump appeals to a certain type of voter. However, there are not enough of these middle aged children to get him into office. I contend that a better candidate in 2016 would have beaten Trump. I'm embarrassed for the dems that they cant find a better candidate than the anonymous VP with a dodgy record as a prosecutor who's only policy when running for office herself was that she was a black woman and thus black people should vote for her. I remember the first debate where Tulsi Gabbard took her head off. VP Harris surrounded herself with black women in every press shot. It so obvious that I was a little embarrassed for her.

As you might have gathered, I'm no fan of VP Harris and I dont give her much chance come november

user104658 22-07-2024 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 11481312)
Can you explain how he got into power the 1st time round please..you know, before all that happened.

I didn't say those things are specifically what they like about him - I mean that the aspects of his general character described by those things are what they like about him (anti-establishment, "a rebel", "sticking it to the man"). Impeachments, charges, bucking the established conventions /etiquette and refusing to concede, all plays into that image of him that they like. It adds to his cult of personality, so opponents focussing on it is not going to do anything at all. Heck... the last of those (refusal to concede) he clearly did as a stunt because he knew his voters would like it. :shrug:.

You'd be better off asking Alf how - if it's true that the Dems are controlling everything and can manipulate the results to their whims, as they claim they did in 2020 - Trump managed to win in 2016... and why they believe he'll win in 2024.

"They have full control and can manipulate the elections... but... uhmmm... only this one time in 2020!"

GiRTh 22-07-2024 03:41 PM



Still entertaining to watch. The good bit starts at about 4 minutes in.

Gabbards claims are not all true but did any of you know about this stuff with Harris. Lets see how she reacts when confronted about it,

bots 22-07-2024 03:44 PM

this is why the likes of obama and pelosi have not endorsed harris yet. They are, sensibly, waiting to see how it all pans out and they will endorse the chosen nominee.

I still maintain putting 2 swing state governors on the ticket is the best strategy to win. People then just need to pile in behind them and beat trump

Maru 22-07-2024 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by GiRTh (Post 11481335)


Still entertaining to watch. The good bit starts at about 4 minutes in.

Gabbards claims are not all true but did any of you know about this stuff with Harris. Lets see how she reacts when confronted about it,

Yes. But these "concerns" can dissipate rather rapidly and conveniently based on needs by the party. I take Democrat's stance on race and criminal justice about as seriously as any Republican insistence they care about the national deficit.

Gabbard was not a popular pick within her own party because she was rather too inconvenient and didn't know how to stay in her place.

Crimson Dynamo 22-07-2024 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Soldier Boy (Post 11481305)
I think you're missing the tides of the sociology on this one - the things you're describing are part of what a large proportion of his voter base actively likes about him, rather than a "can't even". They're part of his appeal to people who have spent their lives feeling underfoot and pathetic. "Heh heh heh that'll show 'em!" by-proxy lapped up by petty, frustrated middle-aged school children.

Do you recall when Hillary called Republicans ‘Basket of Deplorables’?

DO you recall how well that worked?

Stop insulting people SB

:facepalm:

GiRTh 22-07-2024 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Maru (Post 11481338)
Yes. But these "concerns" can dissipate rather rapidly and conveniently based on needs by the party. I take Democrat's stance on race and criminal justice about as seriously as any Republican insistence they care about the national deficit.

Gabbard was not a popular pick within her own party because she was rather too inconvenient and didn't know how to stay in her place.

Agree and Gabbard is now almost unelectable. It show how slim the field was in 2020 and that Biden was the obvious choice. God Help America.

bots 22-07-2024 04:30 PM

Harris has raised 66m in less than 24 hours

GiRTh 22-07-2024 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 11481349)
Harris has raised 66m in less than 24 hours

Probably from Clinton, Obama supporters and Middle of the road republicans. I'm betting not too many progressives will have donated. :laugh:

Oliver_W 22-07-2024 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt (Post 11481231)
Oddly she reminds me of Boris Johnson. She has that same 'jester' persona. :joker:

Does she actually? I'm not sure I've even heard her voice tbh. But I thought she was fairly serious?

Maru 22-07-2024 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 11481349)
Harris has raised 66m in less than 24 hours

Shouldn't need much, there's only a few months left :laugh:

bots 22-07-2024 06:14 PM

Harris enjoys a joke and a bit of humour which is something maga can't cope with :laugh:

bots 22-07-2024 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Maru (Post 11481374)
Shouldn't need much, there's only a few months left :laugh:

she can tap into Bidens cash too, which is over 200m :smug:

Crimson Dynamo 22-07-2024 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 11481375)
Harris enjoys a joke and a bit of humour which is something maga can't cope with :laugh:

:joker:

absolute rubbish

she is the exact opposite

a box-ticking woke DEI "progressive" clown show

Vanessa 22-07-2024 06:36 PM

Believe me, I would love to see a woman President. But I just don't think she has enough support.

bots 22-07-2024 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 11481388)
:joker:

absolute rubbish

she is the exact opposite

a box-ticking woke DEI "progressive" clown show

you really can't help yourself, all you come up with is stuff about her racial origins


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