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That would be wild if Biden stepped down

I sure hope Trump does lots of good. I would love to eat a big bucket of crow in 2-4 years. All we can do is get up every day, do our best, and treat others with respect
Hey so other than Trump being a scum bag at times in his past, which I fully agree with: what is your biggest concern about him and regarding his overall policy views. Mass deportation? Abortion stuff? Trans rights?

I hope Trump does a lot of good obviously and I love to heard that you’re open minded enough in hoping he does too

I’m just curious which your most passionate about
 
Hey so other than Trump being a scum bag at times in his past, which I fully agree with: what is your biggest concern about him and regarding his overall policy views. Mass deportation? Abortion stuff? Trans rights?

I hope Trump does a lot of good obviously and I love to heard that you’re open minded enough in hoping he does too

I’m just curious which your most passionate about
Abortion, tariffs (too aggressively), trimming down government too quickly (ripping the bandaid is a lot easier to propose as a billionaire who is insulated from the ripple effects).

Regarding him being a scumbag, I just worry that he’s going to turn the government into a bunch of yes men and from there it’s a very slippery slope
 
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As I've said many times.... The MAGAs or Moms for Liberty or Heritage Foundation aren't anti-indoctrination, They just want it to be their doctrine.
You and @dpic73 can enroll and get smarter rather than the current smart @$$. 😅😆😁😄😃😀
 
She isn't the cofounder of the WWE. The WWE was started my Vince McmAhon Sr. Far before Linda was ever around.

She also has zero actual experience and lost her only political race she attempted. She is a billionaire due to being married to a billionaire.
Linda M. Edwards, at the age of 13, met Vince McMahon, then age 16.[8][9] Her mother worked in the same building as McMahon's mother, but they had not met.

Vince's mother became good friends with the Edwards family, and Vince, who had lived with several abusive stepfathers, enjoyed the feeling of stability that he felt at their home.[5] Edwards and McMahon dated throughout their high school years; she attended Havelock High School[10] and he attended Fishburne Military School in Virginia. During this time, Vince was a "permanent fixture" at her home,[11] and spent hours with Linda and her family. He attended East Carolina University, studying business administration. Edwards was an honors student in high school and aspired to become a pediatrician.[12]

Shortly after her high school graduation, Vince asked her to marry him. They married on August 26, 1966, when she was 17, and he was 21.[8][13] She enrolled at East Carolina University in 1966, where she obtained a bachelor's degree in French, and certification to teach.[14] From 1968 to 1971, Vince worked as a traveling cup salesman before joining his father's company, the World Wide Wrestling Federation (WWWF, now WWE).[15] Linda finished college in three years so she could graduate with Vince. Their son Shane was born in 1970, followed by daughter Stephanie in 1976.
 
Linda M. Edwards, at the age of 13, met Vince McMahon, then age 16.[8][9] Her mother worked in the same building as McMahon's mother, but they had not met.

Vince's mother became good friends with the Edwards family, and Vince, who had lived with several abusive stepfathers, enjoyed the feeling of stability that he felt at their home.[5] Edwards and McMahon dated throughout their high school years; she attended Havelock High School[10] and he attended Fishburne Military School in Virginia. During this time, Vince was a "permanent fixture" at her home,[11] and spent hours with Linda and her family. He attended East Carolina University, studying business administration. Edwards was an honors student in high school and aspired to become a pediatrician.[12]

Shortly after her high school graduation, Vince asked her to marry him. They married on August 26, 1966, when she was 17, and he was 21.[8][13] She enrolled at East Carolina University in 1966, where she obtained a bachelor's degree in French, and certification to teach.[14] From 1968 to 1971, Vince worked as a traveling cup salesman before joining his father's company, the World Wide Wrestling Federation (WWWF, now WWE).[15] Linda finished college in three years so she could graduate with Vince. Their son Shane was born in 1970, followed by daughter Stephanie in 1976.

Not sure what the point of this was. Nothing in this counters what I posted.

Also, I honestly don't have a huge issue with Linda McMahon, other than she allowed her husband to be a complete and total scumbag with the females around WWE.
 
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Not sure what the point of this was. Nothing in this counters what I posted.

Also, I honestly don't have a huge issue with Linda McMahon, other than she allowed her husband to be a complete and total scumbag with the females around WWE.
Don't pretend like you wouldn't have "allowed" Vince to do whatever he wanted if you got your wish and was married to him.
 
Bless your heart. Apparently even Mensa candidates struggle to understand the simplest things albeit on rare occasions.

I'm trying to decipher your meaning. I believe that you are trying to say that I would allow my spouse to cheat, sexually abuse and harass employees of their company?

Yeah. Nope. Not in my life, I also don't worship those attributes in people I vote for unlike many on here seem to do.
 
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That's what Vince McMahon did which is why he was fired from WWE and is currently being sued.

Maybe do some research before calling me out. Particularly if you are going to try to insult my intelligence.
Listen dumbass. Everyone knows the history on that. You are totally confused with my original point; hence, my "wtf. " You are the one frantically posting stupid shit from thread to thread. I don't have to insult your intelligence. You are making the case for me.
 
Listen dumbass. Everyone knows the history on that. You are totally confused with my original point; hence, my "wtf. " You are the one frantically posting stupid shit from thread to thread. I don't have to insult your intelligence. You are making the case for me.

Ok. I'm glad we had this talk.
 
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I thought free speech was a right? Are we getting rid of that now?

Please feel free to quote me where I told you, or anyone that they have to stfu for 4 years due to an election. Go ahead.

Obama famously said elections have consequences

Have I said enough
 
Yeah honestly I feel bad for Kamala. Thrown in a couple months prior to election, forced to run on change even though she would be “changing” what she helped create in the first place, and now has been picked apart for the whole world to see. I’m actually pretty interested to see where she lands

I think one thing that we hopefully can agree on is this: IF either party were trying to illegally gain an advantage in votes, mail in ballots were the safest way to do it with it being impossible to get caught. The 60 court cases has proved that

IF the Democrats utilized mail in ballots to illegally win the 2020 election, they did it in a way that is literally untraceable

The game theorist in me says kudos for finding a way to win at all costs

***Ironically, and this is just my opinion: but I think Trump losing in 2020 is going to end up being the best thing to happen to him and the Republican Party. If he would have won, it would have been another 4 years of the left battering him every step of the way. For the last 4 years, Democrats had their chance and failed to show proper leadership. An overwhelming majority of people wanted change. And meanwhile, the last 4 years, Trump has built an army of political assassins that he is going to unleash in January that are going to change the scope of our nation forever

In on the figurative national assassins list

Start with Pelosi, Schumer, Schiff and the many mindless Dems who don’t think for themselves

Spare the Dems with Brains
 
What would be best is the abolition of all corporate taxes. Those taxes are actually double taxes on the population of our country and it's really ridiculous. We should get rid of all of that and start from there.

You're right about the debt in the first Trump term. It's one of many reasons why I did not support his nomination this time.

At this point though, the debt situation has become so perilous that it's going to impact all of us. It's in everyone's best interest to see our debt get under control. It's something that will sinl us all if we don't do something about it.
Thats stupid, the corporations would just take those profits and get better at lining their pockets with the citizens tax dollars.
 
Thats stupid, the corporations would just take those profits and get better at lining their pockets with the citizens tax dollars.

It wouldn't be all that hard to manage that process. It certainly not stupid because we pay taxes twice as it is. That's what is stupid. It's amazing to me how many institutionalists exist on the left today. It used to be the exact opposite. Funny how things change.
 
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Exactly. I'm concerned about National Debt... Let's take in less revenue from corporations. Explain that logic?

Lower taxes doesn't mean a bigger deficit. In fact it's often quite the opposite. Less spending absolutely means a smaller deficit. If you cut spending by 60% at the federal government level you don't need as many taxes. When you grow at a monumental rate because of those cuts, you can pay down your debt. It's not complicated unless you're a political leftist I guess.

The government should be doing a fraction of what it does now. It's so far over its skis and outside of its purview it's hard to know where to begin. I hope they cut everything to the bone but I know they won't. They'll end up spending a bunch as well.
 
Society will develop a new kind of servitude which covers the surface of society with a network of complicated rules, through which the most original minds and the most energetic characters cannot penetrate. It does not tyrannise but it compresses, enervates, extinguishes, and stupefies a people, till each nation is reduced to nothing better than a flock of timid and industrious animals, of which the government is the shepherd.

Alexis de Tocqueville writing about the world according to giants like @yoshi121374

Lol
 
It wouldn't be all that hard to manage that process. It certainly not stupid because we pay taxes twice as it is. That's what is stupid. It's amazing to me how many institutionalists exist on the left today. It used to be the exact opposite. Funny how things change.
We pay taxes twice as it is... so why give corporations a souless personless entity a break and not the people, where it would have to most benefit?
 
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Society will develop a new kind of servitude which covers the surface of society with a network of complicated rules, through which the most original minds and the most energetic characters cannot penetrate. It does not tyrannise but it compresses, enervates, extinguishes, and stupefies a people, till each nation is reduced to nothing better than a flock of timid and industrious animals, of which the government is the shepherd.

Alexis de Tocqueville writing about the world according to giants like @yoshi121374

Lol
 
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