Posted on 12/27/2019 6:54:19 AM PST by Eddie01
I remember one state where they suddenly found 20,000 votes for Hillary.
Not laughing. Bernie has “The Free Shit Army”
If the Democrats don’t screw Berne out of the nomination (again) then Steyer and Bloomie will split the Democratic vote.
Try that with the lotto people!
Shrub IS a traitor!
The Left’s argument is & will be that economy/unemployment was steadily improving under Obama, and that Trump just inherited the momentum’s result.
We need a concise way to counter that.
Seems the economy/unemployment was improving _despite_ Obama. Prior recessions recovered in <1/4 the time. Trump restored & accelerated the recovery process.
Democrat words are pretty but cheap... Trump's action's are strong and make the world better.
Big difference.
LOL That’s a very good point.
That’s not the wind at Bernie’s back, that’s a heart attack.
But seriously, looking at polls Bernie has a very consistent base of 15-20% of the Democrats. But his competition is getting damaged. Biden’s corruption and dementia is showing. Warren’s dishonesty and previous legal work for big business against the little guy is coming out.
But I just don’t think Bernie is ever going to rise much above 20-30%. He is too open with his socialism/communism.
The last quarter of 2016 came in a 1.9% GDP. That's under Obama.
The Obama economy never generated an economy at or above 3%.
That's fact.
I think that is simply Sanders talking or exhaling...:)
I’ll give you that Senator Sanders has the “shooting star” phenomenon - the fact that presidents don’t usually gradually gain popularity; Sanders is only in his second term, and he could have beaten Hillary for the nomination in ’16. So there’s that.he is a bigger threat then Biden!But some things give me comfort:
- the economy, contrasted with still-fresh memories of what it was in the bad old days of ’16,
- incumbency and,
- Sanders has never had major executive experience. There’s a first time for everything, but no one who’s never been a governor has ever defeated a sitting president’s reelection bid.
In fact, Warren G. Harding is the only senator ever to defeat a governor (ironically, both from Ohio) for an open presidency (and the country had serious Woodrow Wilson fatigue in 1920).
. . . and as in ’16, when DJT solidified his base with credible (and since fulfilled) assurances on the judiciary, I hope that Mr. Trump will find the right anti socialist message next year.
The other joker in the deck is how the exposure of the Deep State will play out in 2020. How many voters will realize what Obama did to Trump and, I doubt not, the entire Republican field in 2015 and 2016 - and how very dangerous to representative government the Democrat Party, in tacit cahoots with the journalism cartel and the “security” bureaucracy, has become.
FISA is up for reauthorization in ’20 - and there will be a huge stink over what the FISA court knew, and when it knew it. Considering that House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes gave the court a pretty thorough heads-up a very long time ago - and that the FISA judge’s “rebuke” of the FBI was actually a slap on the wrist - reauthorization of FISA is gonna be a seriously tough sell. Trump might even veto it.
. . . which is saying nothing at all. BidenIMHO Biden would lose by a knockout in the first round. And the Democrats will know it - but they have no one with good credentials in their whole field unless it’s Governor Duval Patrick or Mayor Bloomberg. Possibly a Dark Horse nominee will come out of a brokered DNC convention. But, the Identity Coalition just might hit the wall.
- is no shooting star, having been in the Senate long enough to have been Judiciary Committee Chairman when the longest-serving member of SCOTUS - Clarence Thomas - was (no thanks to Biden) confirmed.
- has been a legislator all that time, with 8 years out as VP which is not an executive position (rather, VP is “political heir of the POTUS”).
- has a serious nepotism problem.
- has lost a step or three, at his age.
- was in the administration when the Deep State was “wiretapping” the Republican candidates for the ’16 nomination. What did he know, when???
Countryside counties need to manufacture their own 20,000 new votes, and nullify Democrat big city new found votes.
It is best that several counties compact together and declare new found votes INVALID and nullified, unless they are proven by legitimate Voter ID.
The only way to halt fraud is demand new votes be verified by Voter ID.
County Governments are stupid though, really stupid.
Republicans are stupid.
They need to incrementally take back control from the fraudulent city.
They MUST nullify all unproven city votes.
Then they must formerly declare the election invalid and fradulent.
Oh and yes, did I mention that Republicans are stupid.
“The Democrats were even able to force the Republicans to sign a consent decree against calling the Democrats out on it”
Oh, yeah; I forgot about that! Considering that almost every RAT became a scofflaw during the Shiff/Nadler hearings, I think we can pretty much ignore the ridiculous consent decree. What’re they gonna do — lash us with wet noodles? (Does SCOTUS have authority over consent decrees, or do they pretty much stick to the Constitution?)
I've had a couple pull that crap on me. I told 'em "That's a great Democrat campaign slogan - 'Vote for us so we can make the next guy look great.' "
They called me a racist.
Two incidents lately have encouraged me that some blacks are fed up with the race nonsense that the dems push.
My husband was checking out at a grocery store a few weeks ago. The woman behind him was a middle aged black woman who told the cashier as soon as she got the total for his cart that she was paying for it. He protested and she insisted so eventually he thanked her and left but tells everyone the story.
The second incident happened to me. We had a few errands to run so he dropped me off at a grocery while he took the truck to fill up. I move somewhat faster than he does, so I was standing outside the store waiting for him when one of the store employees said the lady in a car around the corner wanted to talk to me. There was a very elderly black lady who wanted to know if I needed a ride somewhere. I was blown away, I would not have offered a ride to a complete stranger and I thought it was an uncommonly fine gesture.
It’s true and they are
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