She's not qualified

[Trooper4]

Convicted by his political enemies....
Show proof he's said he's gonna execute people.

Put almost anyone in dc under the same scrutiny and bis as Trump was, and they would all go to prison. Poli-tics. Many blood suckers

 

[Phoon]

You guys want something of substance to discuss?

Watch this, it'll make your blood boil.

Trump, as big a bloviating blowhard buffoon as he is, will put a stop to this debacle.

Wild.

 

[LITTLEREBEL]

The way they pushed Biden to the side seems like a coup.

 

[AV8OR]

The way they pushed Biden to the side seems like a coup.

July 5th Biden says only "lord almighty" will tell him to leave the race, on July 20th Biden Tweets he’s still in the race and the next day, July 21st Biden withdraws from the 2024 campaign.

Biden*s declaration was made via a letter, published to X, on his personal letterhead vs. Richard Nixon’s resignation letter had the Presidential seal on it.

Search “nancy pelosi daughter video car” and while you are watching one of the many videos keep in mind President Trump offered 10,000 troops to help defend the Capital and his offer was refused.

Normally the White House visitor logs for July 2024 would have been released by now but for some reason the White House has yet to release who visited the White House during this historic month, hummmmmm.

If you are worried about who is a threat to the US Democracy the Democrats are far in the lead with their bloodless coup d'état to remove the sitting President.

 

[Dewey]

 

[LITTLEREBEL]

 

[silver billet]

Looking at the results; it wasn't "trump beat harris", it was "democrats didn't bother voting for their candidate". Like 20 million less votes this time around and she failed to beat biden's numbers anywhere.

Important distinction because Trump has been getting fewer votes each election.

I think that man is absolutely vile has no place in that position of power. But I won't complain that the republicans got in.

 

[SD Rebel]

Didn't trump improve his numbers with almost every demographic group and expected to win the popular vote by a lot, something he never did before.

 

[Mountain Whiskey]

Looking at the results; it wasn't "trump beat harris", it was "democrats didn't bother voting for their candidate". Like 20 million less votes this time around and she failed to beat biden's numbers anywhere.

Important distinction because Trump has been getting fewer votes each election.

I think that man is absolutely vile has no place in that position of power. But I won't complain that the republicans got in.

Huh. Kind of sounds like a complaint to me. Just sayin'.....

 

[Dewey]

Looking at the results; it wasn't "trump beat harris", it was "democrats didn't bother voting for their candidate". Like 20 million less votes this time around and she failed to beat biden's numbers anywhere.

Important distinction because Trump has been getting fewer votes each election.

I think that man is absolutely vile has no place in that position of power. But I won't complain that the republicans got in.

You don’t have to like the man. Only need to like his policies. We don’t elect anybody for their personality. At least I hope nobody does.

 

[silver billet]

You don’t have to like the man. Only need to like his policies. We don’t elect anybody for their personality. At least I hope nobody does.

You know that's not true. If democrats tried to prop up a man even a quarter as disgusting as trump republicans would be all over it.

As for his policies, not getting into it because that's an argument no one can win. I can agree with some of his decisions, and horrified by others. I'm not really a party person as that entire concept is beyond stupid; one party handles certain issues far better than the other one. As I said above, I think its time Republicans took over for a while, just really don't like the guy in charge. Especially on social issues, the dems have jumped off a cliff IMHO.

I'm also not American so ... I just popped in to say that this wasn't so much a victory from trump, as it was a wholesale rejection of Harris by her party. He basically held onto his same sized base (shrunk a little if any). But 20+ million voters didn't bother to show up for Harris like they did for Biden. They got a lot to learn from this whole election too but I doubt they will.


Google trending had "did biden drop out" rising through the day/night, how many Americans didn't even know this fact to cause that spike in Google?

'Did Joe Biden Drop Out' Google Searches Spike on Election Night, Suggesting Many Americans Had No Idea He Wasn't Running

The spike began around 6 a.m. on Election Day, and continued to rise over the course of the day until reaching its peak at midnight Wednesday.

www.latintimes.com

 

[mikeru82]

Looking at the results; it wasn't "trump beat harris", it was "democrats didn't bother voting for their candidate". Like 20 million less votes this time around and she failed to beat biden's numbers anywhere.

Important distinction because Trump has been getting fewer votes each election.

I think that man is absolutely vile has no place in that position of power. But I won't complain that the republicans got in.

I'm not one to tell anyone they don't have a right to share their opinion on something. But I always get a kick out of people from other countries engaging in conversations about politics in the US. In this case I have to correct you. President Trump hasn't been getting fewer votes each election. He received almost 63 million votes in 2016. In 2020 he received 74 million. So far from this election his vote count is at just over 72 million votes, but the results are still being tabulated so that number will continue to go up until all the results are final. The number of votes that Harris received is right on track with what is in the normal range in previous elections if you ignore 2020.

In looking back since 2008, democrat votes totaled 69 million in '08, 66 million in '12, and 63 million in '16. So far in this election there were 67 million votes cast for Harris. So it's not any more of a lack of support than any "normal" election. I would argue that the fact that Biden received over 81 million votes in 2020 is a very good indication that there was a lot of shenanigans going on in that election that wasn't allowed to happen in this election.

My favorite post election comment I've read today was that if the dems hadn't rigged the 2020 election they wouldn't be dealing with a Donald Trump presidency now.

 

[Ramroo]

What an awesome day!!!

It sure is nice to an optimistic, and confident state of mind back for the future of America!

 

[silver billet]

I'm not one to tell anyone they don't have a right to share their opinion on something. But I always get a kick out of people from other countries engaging in conversations about politics in the US. In this case I have to correct you. President Trump hasn't been getting fewer votes each election. He received almost 63 million votes in 2016. In 2020 he received 74 million. So far from this election his vote count is at just over 72 million votes, but the results are still being tabulated so that number will continue to go up until all the results are final.

Well you got me on the 2016 numbers. The point is though, Trump isn't gaining ground here. He didn't strike some overwhelming blow to the dems.

Instead, it was the dems who lost this election by not voting like they probably would have with a stronger candidate. Obama had what, 70 million? Biden over 81? That's all I'm trying to point out.

You also gained more population since the Obama years. Take his 70 million (pop = 304m) votes back then as a percentage, and he would be at 80 million votes today (pop = 345m). I'm sure it's not quite that simple, but you get the point.

 

[mikeru82]

Well you got me on the 2016 numbers. The point is though, Trump isn't gaining ground here. He didn't strike some overwhelming blow to the dems.

Instead, it was the dems who lost this election by not voting like they probably would have with a stronger candidate. Obama had what, 70 million? Biden over 81? That's all I'm trying to point out.

You also gained more population since the Obama years. Take his 70 million (pop = 304m) votes back then as a percentage, and he would be at 80 million votes today (pop = 345m). I'm sure it's not quite that simple, but you get the point.

Try as you will, you won't take this victory away from him. And that's what it is, a victory. It's fine for you to disagree. But I question your motives for attempting to rain on our parade with your opinions on how you think this played out when you have zero skin in the game.

 

[jloops]

Well you got me on the 2016 numbers. The point is though, Trump isn't gaining ground here. He didn't strike some overwhelming blow to the dems.

Instead, it was the dems who lost this election by not voting like they probably would have with a stronger candidate. Obama had what, 70 million? Biden over 81? That's all I'm trying to point out.

You also gained more population since the Obama years. Take his 70 million (pop = 304m) votes back then as a percentage, and he would be at 80 million votes today (pop = 345m). I'm sure it's not quite that simple, but you get the point.

Obama 2008 = 69,456,897
Obama 2012 = 65,899,660

 

[mikeru82]

Obama 2008 = 69,456,897
Obama 2012 = 65,899,660

I posted those numbers in my earlier post #52. I just rounded the numbers off lol.

In looking back since 2008, democrat votes totaled 69 million in '08, 66 million in '12, and 63 million in '16.

 

[Brutal_HO]

You know that's not true. If democrats tried to prop up a man even a quarter as disgusting as trump republicans would be all over it.

As for his policies, not getting into it because that's an argument no one can win. I can agree with some of his decisions, and horrified by others. I'm not really a party person as that entire concept is beyond stupid; one party handles certain issues far better than the other one. As I said above, I think its time Republicans took over for a while, just really don't like the guy in charge. Especially on social issues, the dems have jumped off a cliff IMHO.

I'm also not American so ... I just popped in to say that this wasn't so much a victory from trump, as it was a wholesale rejection of Harris by her party. He basically held onto his same sized base (shrunk a little if any). But 20+ million voters didn't bother to show up for Harris like they did for Biden. They got a lot to learn from this whole election too but I doubt they will.


Google trending had "did biden drop out" rising through the day/night, how many Americans didn't even know this fact to cause that spike in Google?

'Did Joe Biden Drop Out' Google Searches Spike on Election Night, Suggesting Many Americans Had No Idea He Wasn't Running

The spike began around 6 a.m. on Election Day, and continued to rise over the course of the day until reaching its peak at midnight Wednesday.

www.latintimes.com

She didn't "lose" 20 million votes. In 2020, they "found" probably 10-20 million extra votes for ol Sleepy Joe.

Tell me that sh* wasn't rigged.

 

[silver billet]

Try as you will, you won't take this victory away from him. And that's what it is, a victory. It's fine for you to disagree. But I question your motives for attempting to rain on our parade with your opinions on how you think this played out when you have zero skin in the game.

My, what a suspicious mind

I'm not raining on anything, as I said I preferred a republican win. Just not Trump at the head.

 

[silver billet]

She didn't "lose" 20 million votes. In 2020, they "found" probably 10-20 million extra votes for ol Sleepy Joe.

Tell me that sh* wasn't rigged.


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Yeah if you want to believe that knock yourself out. I suppose they were just caught napping this time and forgot to stuff the ballots.

Of course its only the dems who would cheat, no way republicans would do something stupid like try and buy votes.