If someone is claiming that the victims are lying, they're not to be trusted. End of story.
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I feel good about Michigan. Things could change but the governor's response to Covid has clearly worked, and the sec of state is going to ensure every vote is counted. I see people saying that mail-in ballots are going to dominate the rolls in multiple states but honestly, after seeing what we saw in the primaries...I think people are going to come out and vote in-person too, in massive numbers. For both candidates.Like in the Michigan primary for instance, Biden got nearly 250k more votes than Hillary or Bernie did in 2016. Lots of people are going to vote. I just hope those that vote via mail turn their shit in early...
Stony Brook polisci prof who has successfully predicted the last few elections is saying it's gonna be a blowout win for Trump, let's prove him wrong https://news.stonybrook.edu/facultystaff/maverick-modeller-helmut-norpoth-predicts-another-win-for-trump/
“When I looked at New Hampshire and I saw that Donald Trump got 85 percent of the votes, and the closest challenger was Bill Weld at 10 percent, I was pretty sure what the model was going to predict,” he said. “If Trump had gotten only 55 percent and an opponent had gotten 40 percent, I may not have predicted that Donald Trump would have a chance to win. Maybe. It would depend on the other side as well.”As for the Democrats, Norpoth said that the sheer number of candidates and the inability of any one of them to get off to a fast start may have doomed the party from the start.“People have forgotten how Joe Biden did in New Hampshire,” said Norpoth. “He was terrible. He got 8.4 percent of the vote, which is unbelievable for a candidate with any aspirations of being president.”
“My first forecast was the 1996 election, the one where Bill Clinton was re-elected for a second term,” he said. “Predicting a Clinton win was considered a stretch at the time because he was pretty bad in his first term.”
What was it about 1996? Start with the terrain. In 1996, America was a hotbed of … rest. The economy was in the best shape in decades: a jobless rate of just 5 percent, inflation under 3 percent, real growth at a more or less steady 2.5 percent and a budget that was approaching balanced—and on a clear path to future surpluses of several hundred billion dollars. A debate among economists was seriously focused on whether to eliminate the national debt entirely or keep it alive just for credit purposes. Abroad, Boris Yeltsin was winning reelection as president of Russia; Vladimir Putin was a relative unknown who had just moved to Moscow to assume the lofty position of deputy chief of the Presidential Property Management Department. Even terrorism wasn’t a front-burner issue: Al Qaeda’s attempt to bring down the World Trade Center Towers with a truck bomb in 1993 had ended in failure, and Osama Bin Laden was a name known to a relative handful of government officials.
Quote from: Phoenix Dark on September 03, 2020, 08:02:57 PMI feel good about Michigan. Things could change but the governor's response to Covid has clearly worked, and the sec of state is going to ensure every vote is counted. I see people saying that mail-in ballots are going to dominate the rolls in multiple states but honestly, after seeing what we saw in the primaries...I think people are going to come out and vote in-person too, in massive numbers. For both candidates.Like in the Michigan primary for instance, Biden got nearly 250k more votes than Hillary or Bernie did in 2016. Lots of people are going to vote. I just hope those that vote via mail turn their shit in early...What are your thoughts on Moore freaking out about MI supposedly tightening?
There's a fucking Trump tweet for EVERYTHINGhttps://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/622522682245033984
John McCain got shot down bombing children in villages, voted for horrible things, wrote a song about bombing Iran, made a fool out of himself during the financial crisis to a point that it annoyed G.W. , picked Palin as a running mate and gave the tea party legitimacy. Afterwards he allied himself with literally the worst opposition groups you could imagine breaking bread with Nazi's in Ukraine and radical terrorists in the Middle East.I don't know how else to describe John McLoser Now Trump is a total loser for stanning for this idiot.
Even for those of us who are all too wearily familiar with President Donald Trump’s disdain for journalists, his administration’s latest attack on the free press is a bit of a jaw-dropper.In a heretofore unpublicized recent memo, the Pentagon delivered an order to shutter Stars and Stripes, a newspaper that has been a lifeline and a voice for American troops since the Civil War. The memo orders the publisher of the news organization (which now publishes online as well as in print) to present a plan that “dissolves the Stars and Stripes” by Sept. 15 including "specific timeline for vacating government owned/leased space worldwide.”
lmao these Kingom Hearts questions that Biden gets"Why aren't you angrier""What does this tell you about President Trumps soul"After he literally reads: 'end of quote' from a teleprompter.
https://twitter.com/conanobrien/status/1301628539603689477Benji, is this true?
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2020/09/04/trump-and-stars-and-stripes-attacking-american-icon-column/5706859002/QuoteEven for those of us who are all too wearily familiar with President Donald Trump’s disdain for journalists, his administration’s latest attack on the free press is a bit of a jaw-dropper.In a heretofore unpublicized recent memo, the Pentagon delivered an order to shutter Stars and Stripes, a newspaper that has been a lifeline and a voice for American troops since the Civil War. The memo orders the publisher of the news organization (which now publishes online as well as in print) to present a plan that “dissolves the Stars and Stripes” by Sept. 15 including "specific timeline for vacating government owned/leased space worldwide.”
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"When you hear these remarks -- 'suckers,' 'losers,' recoiling from amputees, what does it tell you about President Trump's soul and the life he leads?" Dovere asked.The Atlantic coresponded was followed by CNN's MJ Lee, who focused on remarks made by Trump made at a Thursday campaign rally that mocked Biden for his constant mask-wearing."I wonder if you worry that this kind of language that comes from the president of the United States can deter some Americans who are tuning into him to not wear masks," Lee told the former VP.CBS News correspondent Ed O'Keefe squeezed in two questions for Biden, the first of which asked what the former vice president thought of Trump's supposed suggestion to voters that they should vote both by mail and in-person. The second question asked why Biden wasn't "angrier" at Trump's reported comments about the fallen soldiers.
The less-than-rigorous lines of questioning left critics enraged.
"I'm just sitting here listening thinking, 'Don't you want to know about his plans? Don't you want to know about the controversy surrounding his plans? Don't you want to know anything?'" Stirewalt exclaimed. "The closest we got to adversarial questioning was when they were asking him about whether he got his coronavirus test up his nose or whatever."
https://www.foxnews.com/media/biden-press-conference-shamefully-embarrassing-questions-reportersQuote"When you hear these remarks -- 'suckers,' 'losers,' recoiling from amputees, what does it tell you about President Trump's soul and the life he leads?" Dovere asked.The Atlantic coresponded was followed by CNN's MJ Lee, who focused on remarks made by Trump made at a Thursday campaign rally that mocked Biden for his constant mask-wearing."I wonder if you worry that this kind of language that comes from the president of the United States can deter some Americans who are tuning into him to not wear masks," Lee told the former VP.CBS News correspondent Ed O'Keefe squeezed in two questions for Biden, the first of which asked what the former vice president thought of Trump's supposed suggestion to voters that they should vote both by mail and in-person. The second question asked why Biden wasn't "angrier" at Trump's reported comments about the fallen soldiers.QuoteThe less-than-rigorous lines of questioning left critics enraged.Quote"I'm just sitting here listening thinking, 'Don't you want to know about his plans? Don't you want to know about the controversy surrounding his plans? Don't you want to know anything?'" Stirewalt exclaimed. "The closest we got to adversarial questioning was when they were asking him about whether he got his coronavirus test up his nose or whatever."
Why would the they use hard questions? Cause they're supposed to be journalists.
Quote from: Cauliflower Of Love on September 05, 2020, 02:07:52 PMWhy would the they use hard questions? Cause they're supposed to be journalists.What hard question are they going to ask Biden in this context? Also, not all questions are meant to be hard ball. Journalists have also played soft ball with Trump and he lashes out calling them biased liberal media questions. I'll watch the press conference but I'm naturally cynical of conservative outrage.
Quote from: Cindi Mayweather on September 05, 2020, 02:24:17 PMQuote from: Cauliflower Of Love on September 05, 2020, 02:07:52 PMWhy would the they use hard questions? Cause they're supposed to be journalists.What hard question are they going to ask Biden in this context? Also, not all questions are meant to be hard ball. Journalists have also played soft ball with Trump and he lashes out calling them biased liberal media questions. I'll watch the press conference but I'm naturally cynical of conservative outrage.I don't care if journalists have been pussies around trump. Maybe they should stop being pussies(sorry if that's gendered).
Quote from: Cauliflower Of Love on September 05, 2020, 02:28:08 PMQuote from: Cindi Mayweather on September 05, 2020, 02:24:17 PMQuote from: Cauliflower Of Love on September 05, 2020, 02:07:52 PMWhy would the they use hard questions? Cause they're supposed to be journalists.What hard question are they going to ask Biden in this context? Also, not all questions are meant to be hard ball. Journalists have also played soft ball with Trump and he lashes out calling them biased liberal media questions. I'll watch the press conference but I'm naturally cynical of conservative outrage.I don't care if journalists have been pussies around trump. Maybe they should stop being pussies(sorry if that's gendered).It was the topic of the day and primarily why Biden called a press conference. What is up your butt?
Quote from: Cindi Mayweather on September 05, 2020, 02:49:56 PMQuote from: Cauliflower Of Love on September 05, 2020, 02:28:08 PMQuote from: Cindi Mayweather on September 05, 2020, 02:24:17 PMQuote from: Cauliflower Of Love on September 05, 2020, 02:07:52 PMWhy would the they use hard questions? Cause they're supposed to be journalists.What hard question are they going to ask Biden in this context? Also, not all questions are meant to be hard ball. Journalists have also played soft ball with Trump and he lashes out calling them biased liberal media questions. I'll watch the press conference but I'm naturally cynical of conservative outrage.I don't care if journalists have been pussies around trump. Maybe they should stop being pussies(sorry if that's gendered).It was the topic of the day and primarily why Biden called a press conference. What is up your butt?I'm tired of Biden being soft balled.
