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JDHillFan

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  1. The ballotpedia link includes a hyperlink for the arguments against closing schools. Shocked that you missed it.
  2. It’s not always necessary to respond. Less chance of making yourself look like a dumbass as you have done here.
  3. The real question - does anyone actually care what affluent, college educated voters think about NPR/PBS? It’s a rhetorical question.
  4. Don’t pretend you read all that. It was more than a sentence. Not in your wheelhouse.
  5. How so? The border disaster that the most dim among us believe was about skin color? That part was more productive and less damaging? I’m glad you are in a minority that gets smaller by the day. From the NYT this holiday weekend: Democrats hope that this is only a phenomenon of the Trump era, and that G.O.P. gains will evaporate once the president is no longer on the ballot.... But Chris Kofinis, a Democratic strategist who served as chief of staff to former Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia, who left the party last year, warned that such optimism was misplaced. 'Trump is the symptom, not the disease,” he said. “The disease is the fact that you have lost touch with a whole swath of voters that used to consistently vote Democratic.”... Your party and ideology suck. You are truly a 20%er.
  6. Your awareness level is in the negative numbers at this point. Truly clueless. https://www.thetimes.com/us/american-politics/article/ron-klain-mike-donilon-steve-ricchetti-bruce-reed-jmlq37cbj The blame game is moving to a cabal of advisers, dubbed the “politburo” by colleagues in a nod to the highest decision-making body of the Soviet Union, a group said to have enjoyed unprecedented power. “Five people were running the country, and Joe Biden was at best a senior member of the board,” one cabinet member claims. “I’ve never seen a situation like this before, with so few people having so much power.
  7. Truly embarrassing. an actual Brandon “rally” back when people still called him Biden. ⬇️
  8. Dude is preaching to an ever-dwindling choir with such nonsense. Hasn’t the “democracy at stake” bit been played out? I guess not for the writer, nedboi, or Redhawk. Sigh.
  9. From the NYT story: Some Democrats hope that this is only a phenomenon of the Trump era, and that G.O.P. gains will evaporate once the president is no longer on the ballot.... But Chris Kofinis, a Democratic strategist who served as chief of staff to former Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia, who left the party last year, warned that such optimism was misplaced. 'Trump is the symptom, not the disease,” he said. “The disease is the fact that you have lost touch with a whole swath of voters that used to consistently vote Democratic.”... The RedHawk’s/Roundy’s/Billshometime’s of the world cannot get their collective mind around this. That gives me a warm snuggly.
  10. Levi summed it up just right. The only election in my lifetime that I did not vote was 2016. The choices were too awful. After watching how democrats and their media brethren behaved 2016-2020 (impeachment clown shows, collusion mania, Pelosi tearing up SOTU, covid hypocrisy, checking off on mostly peaceful riots, etc) I ran to vote for Trump and not because I suddenly liked him. I voted for him over Kamala because of the continued nonsense from democrats. The “don’t say gay” lies. Being called a bigoted homophobe because I don’t believe third grade students should have access to library books about anal. Called a racist/fascist/nazi for wanting existing border laws enforced. The absurdity of “he’s mentally fit for the presidency” trumpeted here and in the media. All the issues being described as 80/20 are exactly that and dems are on the wrong side of them all. There’s nothing to like about them. Therefore, Trump.
  11. Prayers up for our nation’s wealthiest university as they fight fiercely for continued government funding.
  12. ZERO chance you were around for Reagan.
  13. Best wishes as you navigate the ups and downs of the markets and the price of whine. Did I misspell that?
  14. He looks back at his coverage with humility. That’s really all we can ask of him. Go forth Jake, and do it all again!
  15. Me too. It’s stunning. Please keep in mind that in addition to Biden, the democrats have given us Hillary and Harris as their other nominees in the Trump era. That’s embarrassing all the way around.
  16. The guy is an idiot and I will be glad when he is gone. I’m also glad he beat Harris like a redheaded mule. One of the more excitable lefties here described that as winning by “the thinnest of margins”. The question that most on your side of the political aisle don’t want to answer is “how did Donald Trump get elected TWICE?”
  17. He cannot. Everyone knows that. What’s entertaining for people that have accepted that as a fact of life, one that is currently scheduled to go on for 44 more months, is the inability of many to cope with it. How many times have you posted what amounts to the very same thing regarding the guy? A rambling diatribe that invariably includes something dim like “how come none of you say anything bad about your orange deity”? Just start a “Trump acted like a child today” thread or “Trump said something idiotic today” thread. It will have daily entries.
  18. On a hiking trail, right?
  19. National Day of Hate was a letdown wasn’t it? It looked so promising with all the leftist whining beforehand!
  20. Any moderate republican will be described as worse than Trump or the next Hitler by the left. It’s the only playbook the left has.
  21. How would someone so out of step with the current democrat base get nominated?
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