k-town_king
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Not at all. I don't see anything wrong with doing business with the most populated country in the world. It makes sense to me. That goes for Biden as well.
I can’t say what the guy wanted but he didn’t accidentally masturbate. Like I said, maybe you’re saying the getting caught was accidental but he made a conscious choice to masturbate while on a Zoom call. That’s not a mistake.You seriously think he wanted other people - media strangers - watching him jerk off? Come on. Risk his job / trash his reputation? Not a chance. This would be one of the most embarrassing things ever.
I think they’re all stupid so maybe your comment is aimed elsewhere.The Real Clear Politics General Election National Polling Average has Biden's lead at 8.4% - 51.0% to 42.6%. It hasn't changed much at all in the last two months. You can always find some polls which are closer than that, and some polls which are more widespread than that... but the average of the polls hasn't moved much on Real Clear Politics. Having said that, the General Election National Polls are meaningless. The polls to watch are from the individual states - most notably Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan. They also show Biden with a lead.
Finally, this gets back to an inconsistency with Trump supporters/conservatives/Republicans when it comes to polling data. You denounce them as unreliable and bring up the 2016 election when they show Trump behind, but then post them and tout a "tightening race" whenever they show Trump gaining ground. This shows that it's not polls that you don't like... it is what they normally suggest that bothers you.
What “claims” did you “read?” In Texas there was a gubernatorial order and in all three states, republicans filed lawsuits to limit voting in some way.The reference is tripe. I’ve read the claims they simply don’t hold true. It’s ridiculously easy to vote in Texas so hey I guess the GOP got the message
The issue is TX was drive thru voting in Harris county. It’s laughable and not needed and you trying to sell it as some major form of voter suppression is more laughable. Voting is easy in TX I’d rather have drive thru daiquiri stands than drive thru voting it would be more beneficial to the publicWhat “claims” did you “read?” In Texas there was a gubernatorial order and in all three states, republicans filed lawsuits to limit voting in some way.
Pretty tough to pass that off as “claims,” unless you can’t read or are lying about reading about it.
Lol. Not bad for someone of limited literacy, but still completely wrong.The issue is TX was drive thru voting in Harris county. It’s laughable and not needed and you trying to sell it as some major form of voter suppression is more laughable. Voting is easy in TX I’d rather have drive thru daiquiri stands than drive thru voting it would be more beneficial to the public
Oh FFS. They limited drive thru voting also. That was the one I thought you were referring to because it is actually in place to assist disabled voters trying to vote in person.Lol. Not bad for someone of limited literacy, but still completely wrong.
Abbott‘s order restricted absentee ballot drop boxes to 1 location per county across the state, including multiple counties with millions of residents. That made it more difficult to vote. In particular it made it more difficult for residents of those counties who planned to vote absentee due to coronavirus, and who were concerned about the reported delays in postal service.
You’re not improving the impression of your literacy/honesty by misrepresenting a story that you “read about.”