Pokebball
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2 hours ago, phypon said:
I heard that Lindsey Lohan is a hermaphrodite and that's why she's getting a black and white rainbow tattoo.
black stripe first?
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1 minute ago, Tiberius said:
Organized is an interesting adjective to use. I didn't expect that
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what happens if Kamala face plants between now and the dem convention?
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17 minutes ago, Tiberius said:
First step to her becoming President
first step would be to distance herself from Kamala
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1 minute ago, Tiberius said:
Jennifer Rubin is making the argument that it should be two women, like Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan, a good German women.
That would work!
I gotta think Whitmer is smarter than this
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1 minute ago, Joe Ferguson forever said:
Let's start with licenses...We can black out our names. They're difficult to come by. You on?
Good God man, are you serious?
Any one of us can find any diploma, certification and credential we want on the internet.
Step outside and breath
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3 hours ago, SCBills said:
Shapiro would be a smart pick.
Not sure Whitmer guarantees Michigan, but I think Shapiro makes PA much, much tougher for Trump/Vance.
That being said.. it would be an anomaly as historical evidence shows VP picks typically do not deliver a state.
What is the risk to Shapiro, Whitmer, or any other with aspirations of being POTUS one day, in joining this ticket with KH?
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4 hours ago, Joe Ferguson forever said:
We can win this. Let's beat the felon! The base will be energized...
energized about Kamala?
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12 hours ago, Joe Ferguson forever said:
We voted while Biden’s health status was concealed. Now we know. I don’t know a D who doesn’t want him replaced
do you know joe and dr. jill?
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23 hours ago, Tommy Callahan said:
Why do people try yell so loud about topics they don't grasp?.
Something about cognitive dissonance on display
Wouldn't it be easier to call the coroners office and confirm the dead guy actually did die?
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Most important skillsets are ability to separate (not necessarily speed) and getting the 50/50 balls. And honestly, both of these were my biggest frustration these past few years. I think we're better in both areas this coming season.
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6 hours ago, JP51 said:
Two different experiences... but the older I get the more I hate fighting traffic but nothing like being there
Fighting traffic, especially leaving, is a the killer for me.
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45 minutes ago, Doc said:
Yes we're producing more oil. But why do you suppose we're paying more for gas? Why are we dangerously depleting our SPR?
Has Biden and his policies (and EOs) hurt production? I think the obvious answer to this question is absolutely. Dems simply pointing to production is a lazy response to this issue.
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2 hours ago, LeGOATski said:
He reneged on that once Trump came to power, so it's the opposite to me.
"Oh, you're in power now? Yes, sir! Whatever you want, sir!"
I'd prefer someone who's strategically reserved and toes the line rather than someone who just flip-flops to different extremes. That's the hallmark of someone who can't think for themselves.
I guess the way I see it are the repubs that don't like trump can either disengage or engage and fix the party from within. I'm glad those that expressed a dislike for trump are trying to become part of the fix. Trump is done after this term
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19 hours ago, LeGOATski said:
Seems like a yes man politician so far, but I'm interested to see where it goes. He definitely has a more interesting profile than the former VP Pence.
The fact he was a never trumper suggests to me he thinks for himself
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The guy had no criminal record and yet the feds ID'd him in less than an hour using DNA. Begs the question where they got the DNA, doesn't it?
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3 hours ago, leh-nerd skin-erd said:
The challenge beyond that is the govt fixation on avoiding transparency at all costs. When you consider there are still unknown from the Kennedy assassination 61 years ago, what is the likelihood the Biden admin provides a truthful accounting of what happened? Given the state of his campaign, his mental state, lights out by 8 approach to leadership, and the fact that the target was his hated opponent, it’s probably more natural than not to consider a conspiracy in play.
Yep, if the govt doesn't connect the dots, the masses will
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On 7/13/2024 at 2:59 PM, B-Man said:
Must be an election coming. . . . . . . . . . . . . the vote - buying has begun.
Stupid
2 minutes ago, SCBills said:Interesting stuff here that got leaked. Phone call between RFK & Trump.
I agree with some of his opinions here.
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13 minutes ago, Bermuda Triangle said:
Even if you don’t care, it’s moronic to not call the widow from a PR/optics standpoint.
You guys don't think he'll call her, or maybe even attend the funeral?
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2 minutes ago, LeGOATski said:
I consider myself a moderate Republican and I don't think it helps at all. Youngkin would've been the right choice to bring moderates over. Isn't that how he won Virginia?
I'm also a moderate repub and I disagree. I do agree that Youngkin would have been better IMO
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16 minutes ago, KDIGGZ said:
Now that I'm more informed on the situation, I think Trump already had the JD Vance crowd locked up. Doesn't really move the needle like pandering to the people of color, women, etc voters. Poor hicks in the middle of nowhere Ohio were already team Trump
I don't know. I think this helps with younger voters and more moderate repubs (rinos)
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10 minutes ago, L Ron Burgundy said:
Does Vance have a 220 iq? You're trolling if you are saying Trump is smart. He's an utter imbecile.
Don't bother bringing up Joe. I'm not claiming he's smart.
So you must be claiming KH is smart? You got to be kidding
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5 minutes ago, The Frankish Reich said:
What do you think of the Eastman plan to refuse to have Pence refuse to certify the election, send the certifications back to certain states, and have the Republican legislatures of those states certify alternate (Trump/Pence) slates?
That plan relied on finding loopholes in the constitution and the statutes implementing it. It was a cynical effort to misread the object and purpose of the law without expressly violating any specific term of it. Pence's own counsel found it to be an unconstitutional stretch.
I am not arguing the ultra-legalistic "Poindexter" (haven't heard that since I was a kid!) approach. The Eastman ploy was based on a cynical misreading of the constitution (as the California State Bar has found). Cannon's decision here is also based on a cynical "Poindexter-ish" missing-the-forest-for-the-trees misreading of the Appointments Clause.
Wasn't the issue those states constitutions and statutes and rules not being followed?
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7 minutes ago, Scraps said:
No, he limited what the campaign finance expert to testify to. This is not unusual.
yeah, no talking about what is and what isn't a violation. We'll have none of that! LOL
Trump 2024?
in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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Makes sense to me.