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If that's the case, then we're all GOING DOWN... and the mindless people who bring such about will be so proud of their sense of "power", even if it's only the capability to destroy everything from their ignorance.Impenitent wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 3:15 pm not only will Trump win reelection, and the senate remain Republican, (watch the judges) but the house will flip to Republican as well as an increase in the number of Republican governors...
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I'm not American, and don't like Trump. But still, if the guy wins reelection he'll do it because people vote for him. Is it even legitimate to say that 60+ million people are wrong, just because you're in the other camp that doesn't vote for Trump?Lacewing wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 3:26 pmIf that's the case, then we're all GOING DOWN... and the mindless people who bring such about will be so proud of their sense of "power", even if it's only the capability to destroy everything from their ignorance.Impenitent wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 3:15 pm not only will Trump win reelection, and the senate remain Republican, (watch the judges) but the house will flip to Republican as well as an increase in the number of Republican governors...
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I understand your question. Does quantity of people indicate intelligence?Spyrith wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 3:45 pm I'm not American, and don't like Trump. But still, if the guy wins reelection he'll do it because people vote for him. Is it even legitimate to say that 60+ million people are wrong, just because you're in the other camp that doesn't vote for Trump?
Again, I'm not defending him. If I were American I'd vote against him. But I'm asking this based on principle.
Yes, everywhere else blind politics have been replaced with logic and reason. So-called 'neo-liberalism' has been shown up as the irrational, unworkable load of shallow shite that it is. I just hope the shallow shites who vote that way will twig in time for the next election.
Indeed, Trump will win again and Imp’s other predictions will devolve from there.Impenitent wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 3:15 pm not only will Trump win reelection, and the senate remain Republican, (watch the judges) but the house will flip to Republican as well as an increase in the number of Republican governors...
utopia is screaming for her slaves
-Imp
Abortion is still legal in every US state and the death penalty has kept on through both Republican and Democrat govts. ditto gun owndership, ditto strict immigration laws.commonsense wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 11:46 pmIndeed, Trump will win again and Imp’s other predictions will devolve from there.Impenitent wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 3:15 pm not only will Trump win reelection, and the senate remain Republican, (watch the judges) but the house will flip to Republican as well as an increase in the number of Republican governors...
utopia is screaming for her slaves
-Imp
Anyone who is a zealous Republican should vote for Trump because one thing you get from Trump is policies that are desirable from a Republican perspective.
You should vote for Republican candidates if you favor a weak Federal government with strong State’s rights; strongly secured national boarders; private sector efforts rather than tax supported government programs; strong anti-abortion laws; the death penalty; gun ownership; or tax breaks that protect individuals from having to give up their accumulated wealth.
Also, anyone who idolizes Trump as a hero, which includes his base of apparent fools, will likely vote for Trump and probably the down ticket Republican candidates as well.
Furthermore, those who voted for Trump in 2016 will likely vote for him again as well as for his Republican cronies.
envy is a BEAUTIFUL emotioncommonsense wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 11:46 pm ... tax breaks that protect individuals from having to give up their accumulated wealth.
Seems neither side has had the upper hand on every issue.vegetariantaxidermy wrote: ↑Fri Apr 10, 2020 12:25 amAbortion is still legal in every US state and the death penalty has kept on through both Republican and Democrat govts. ditto gun owndership, ditto strict immigration laws.commonsense wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 11:46 pmIndeed, Trump will win again and Imp’s other predictions will devolve from there.Impenitent wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 3:15 pm not only will Trump win reelection, and the senate remain Republican, (watch the judges) but the house will flip to Republican as well as an increase in the number of Republican governors...
utopia is screaming for her slaves
-Imp
Anyone who is a zealous Republican should vote for Trump because one thing you get from Trump is policies that are desirable from a Republican perspective.
You should vote for Republican candidates if you favor a weak Federal government with strong State’s rights; strongly secured national boarders; private sector efforts rather than tax supported government programs; strong anti-abortion laws; the death penalty; gun ownership; or tax breaks that protect individuals from having to give up their accumulated wealth.
Also, anyone who idolizes Trump as a hero, which includes his base of apparent fools, will likely vote for Trump and probably the down ticket Republican candidates as well.
Furthermore, those who voted for Trump in 2016 will likely vote for him again as well as for his Republican cronies.
Trump having so much experiences as a CEO of a large organization would have understood the need for a team or teams of advisers to advise him on things he is not an expert in. I believe Trump would also have a team of advisers in the White House.
Well you can be forgiven for thinking so.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Fri Apr 10, 2020 8:24 amTrump having so much experiences as a CEO of a large organization would have understood the need for a team or teams of advisers to advise him on things he is not an expert in. I believe Trump would also have a team of advisers in the White House.
Trump would have received various views [at times conflicting] and whatever statements he put out earlier regarding Covid-19 could NOT have been his own personal views.
To direct blame and condemn Trump as ignorant only exposed your own ignorance of modern management practices and governance.
What is critical is Trump -based on expert advisers - have been able to change their views and act accordingly to optimize the situation. From evidences I believe Trump's team has done that and Trump was merely the spokesman for the team.