n_huffhines
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Trump certainly lost the debate, but if anyone could easily identify someone playing the victim we know it would certainly be the experts on the subject .The party that purports to wear the big boy pants and preach personal responsibility sure does act like a bunch of whiney ass "victims" most of the time.
Gotcha. I stopped it before I heard the full second answer so that might be when he finally said it. The point is he’s not remotely clear in his communication, even when it should be easy to be clear. That was an easy answer based on the things he had just said.I misheard it .he said I won't have too.....but he did say he wouldn't sign a ban
there were no viable candidates. The libertarians are just a bunch of disenfranchised liberals.there were some out there, they have now aligned with the other various candidates but they were there. it was the same self defeating argument voters have used forever.
"I won't vote third party because they can't get enough votes to justify my vote." because no one is willing to take the first step, everybody is stuck.
got to break yourselves of the habit, and just vote for people you actually want. willing to bet in the case of "blind" vote the third party would shake out a lot better than when the two parties tell the voters a third party is a wasted vote.
Code speak for “equity” = trying to engineer equal outcomes. Be it reparations, abusively high tax rates, further redistribution of wealth, random stimulus checks, hiring practices weighted toward other factors than performance and competence, etc., the list “could” include any and all of these. They have to repackage the wording every so often.Opportunity Economy, wtf is that ?
This is such a strange talking point. I assume that this was brought up as an emphasis on the need to crackdown on illegal immigration, but even if you assume that this is happening - how do you know that the people involved are in the country illegally, if there haven't been any arrests made?You say that like it’s something far fetched. People are on tv saying they’re going to parks and taking ducks as well.
now we can still become Venezuela. and Americans aren't actually voting on the better ideas today anyway, so I don't see a difference there either.Well, we've seen the Biden administration implement multiple policies designed to get tough and they've tried to pass more, but failed. Not saying I like any of the policies, but popular opinion has already moved that meter.
I agree with your last sentence, but that's just not the world we live in, unfortunately.
Edit: I also kinda don't agree. If politicians were honest and reliably stuck to their guns, do you trust Americans to vote the best ideas into office? Because if you vote in the wrong crusaders...that's when we become Venezuela.
This is such a strange talking point. I assume that this was brought up as an emphasis on the need to crackdown on illegal immigration, but even if you assume that this is happening - how do you know that the people involved are in the country illegally, if there haven't been any arrests made?
It seems like if you want to make your case on the importance of having a tough policy on immigration, there are numerous better examples to use. How about the murder of Jocelyn Nungaray?