Expect Desperation from Trump Against Biden - Politics Discussion

[–] [deleted] 4 years ago

I would never underestimate him. I wouldn't be surprised if he loses to refuse to leave office on a conspiracy that the election was a fraud. He could try to use the supreme court to declare the election invalid and declare himself "the leader". I know it's sounds far-fetched, but like I said "I would never underestimate him!"

Remember when he tried to accuse Obama of starting a war to stay in office after his term? That kind of stuff is going on underneath the crazy hairstyle of his.

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[–] yatzo376 (7449) 4 years ago

I agree
He’ll be in the courts for the rest of his life if he loses unless a heart attack takes him down

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[–] dteam6 (5073) 4 years ago

Donald has already committed a bevy of offenses I would have once upon a time found far-fetched. NOTHING would surprise me at this point. NOTHING.

In fact, I would be far more shocked if Donald hung his head, accepted his loss and left quietly...yeah...we KNOW that's never going to happen. He WILL do most of what you've written. Of that, I've no doubt.

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[–] yatzo376 (7449) 4 years ago

Prison, I like that!
He could join his fixer a Micheal Cohen!

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[–] elcamino (15540) 4 years ago

Donald got over a million primary votes over Biden in Texas.

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[–] Keelai (31877) 4 years ago

Democrats were waiting in line up to 5 1/2 hours to vote because Republicans closed hundreds of voting sites in black and Hispanic areas therefore I'm not surprised.

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[–] Sandman27 (3043) 4 years ago

What you're saying is a huge accusation. I'd like to see proof.

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[–] HarlemEagle42 (16170) 4 years ago

It was reported the day before they cast votes. Like hell that's a coincidence.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/mar/02/texas-polling-sites-closures-voting?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other&fbclid=IwAR070nkbI0eNz7Shy7vjAt0DJrLF2P6IJUvrn7vL_KFEnz3SVnOVcr4fLWo
The DNC are dickheads but the Republicans prefer if no one voted at all. Especially if they're minorities. Look at Georgia and North Carolina.

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[–] Sandman27 (3043) 4 years ago

Thank you for the link. Voter suppression is a big deal. It's a non-partisan issue IMO as both sides accuse each other of it. Because of that, it should be in the best interest to prevent it as best they can.

Remember, anybody can sign up for an absentee ballot and vote absentee. There was also tons of early voting polling stations at least in my city. I don't live in Texas and I don't know why they have so few polling stations, but it doesn't have to be an issue regardless what neighborhood you live in. The point of early voting is to prevent this. The point of voting absentee is to vote when you can't vote on election day. Nevertheless, your vote will still be counted.

As a citizen, you have every right to vote and you also have every right to be proactive to save YOURSELF the time and hassle on voting on election day. You can sign up for a permanent absentee and vote by mail in all elections. No waiting. Free postage.

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[–] [deleted] 4 years ago

I have heard that too, but I don't know the circumstances.

If it actually happened in predominantly hispanic districts, then that would raise a red flag, but I don't think we will ever know the truth. I do feel that Sanders if facing hostile opposition by the establishment and he does well with hispanic voters, so that make me suspicious.

I really hope that is not the case because even though I am a Sanders supporter, I want fair elections, more than I want a Sanders presidency.
I really do mean that.

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[–] Sandman27 (3043) 4 years ago

The point is, it shouldn't matter what kind of district it is. Every citizen could register for an absentee ballot and with Super Tuesday, there were many early voting polling stations that could've been utilized. Citizens should be proactive to avoid long lines on election day. It's a given that the lines will be long on voting day, so instead of blaming the polling station, take some responsibility on your own.

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[–] IamNicholasCage (74) 4 years ago

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[–] Sandman27 (3043) 4 years ago

Why do you keep replying to my posts and then running away calling me a troll? I mean, how stupid are you? You're REPLYING TO MY POST, so how am I troll, dunce?

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[–] IamNicholasCage (74) 4 years ago

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[–] Sandman27 (3043) 4 years ago

See how pointless you are? You never answer my questions and constantly move the goalposts and then flee like a cowardly victim.

Bye bye Dickhead.🤪🤪🤪🤪

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[–] IamNicholasCage (74) 4 years ago

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[–] Sandman27 (3043) 4 years ago

What part of Bye Bye Dickhead, did you not understand? The Bye Bye, or the Dickhead?

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[–] IamNicholasCage (74) 4 years ago

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Or, like Sanders' has proposed, make election days a national holiday because people working two jobs have a real problem getting to the polls and then going to work. There should be more polling places and it she be made easier to vote. The "personal responsiblity" or "proactive" arguments has some merit, but it is a right to vote not a privledge and I find it suscipious if it is the hispanic districts that are having problems.

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[–] IamNicholasCage (74) 4 years ago

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[–] Sandman27 (3043) 4 years ago

Many jobs allow time off to go vote. Again, if you were in line by 8pm, you were allowed to vote. Why do the "rich" neighborhoods have short lines? Because a majority of people vote absentee. Also, as elcamino stated, anybody can vote at any polling station. That's how it is in Texas and that's how it is in my state.

You saw that previous poster whining. Why do you have to wait for the government to make it convenient for you, when it is in your control to make voting convenient for yourself? Seriously, how hard is it to fill out a form and mail it in?

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[–] IamNicholasCage (74) 4 years ago

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[–] Sandman27 (3043) 4 years ago

Didn't you "disengage"? You don't even know how to follow your own advice. Bye bye Dickhead.🤪🤪🤪

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[–] IamNicholasCage (74) 4 years ago

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[–] elcamino (15540) 4 years ago

Voting in Texas can be done at any poll. You have to have poll people to have the poll places. You can't blame republicans for people not wanting to be there to operate the poll places. That is what was hyped in Harris county that not enough poll places in minority areas. Harris is a heavy democrat area. You just need the workers to want to operate the polls.

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[–] Sandman27 (3043) 4 years ago

True. You also need a place that will house a polling station. Normally, they are schools and parks and also businesses. I worked for a business that set up a polling station. There is very little monetary incentive to house a polling station at your business.

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[–] elcamino (15540) 4 years ago

I drove 10 miles to early vote. But that is Texas and most people expect to drive to go do something. That is why I voted for the person that will let me work and keep my pay so I can have a truck to drive.

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[–] Sandman27 (3043) 4 years ago

Because you early voted, how long was the line?

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[–] elcamino (15540) 4 years ago

No line but 4 people inside already voting.

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[–] Sandman27 (3043) 4 years ago

I voted absentee. No line at the mailbox.

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[–] [deleted] 4 years ago

That's because he was basically unchallenged, besides Texas is a red state the republicans need to win, it would only be an asset for dems, but a crushing blow for repubs if they were to lose Texas.

When was the last time the repubs lost Texas? I think Lyndon Johnson 1964?

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[–] elcamino (15540) 4 years ago

Ann Richards I think was 1990. That was about when the Democrats began to go communist and so Texas won't vote for them anymore.

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[–] [deleted] 4 years ago

I meant in the presidential race, not a senate race, but yeah I do remember her. I think there are some congressional seats still held by democrats. I think there will be more in future because of Californians moving there.
Yeah Texas won't vote for them anymore, but they'll vote for Ted Cruz.

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[–] [deleted] 4 years ago

I would love to see Trump become more desperate than he is already. I just hope it doesn't involve dropping a nuke.

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[–] [deleted] 4 years ago

Well maybe he will try to nuke the next hurricane. The hurricane season will be here right before the election. That could send a radioactive hurricane to the gulf states invalidating the election and Trump could be president forever and ever and ever and ever.

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[–] TimMC (9143) 4 years ago

Prison for imaginary crimes. You guys are insane.

In REAL court

You NEED REAL evidence.

No evidence no prison.

This made up political shit won't wash in a REAL courtroom.

You guys must be on coke or heroin.

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[–] dteam6 (5073) 4 years ago

You Trumpers really are a piece of work. You mean that evidence that republicans suppressed in Donald's impeachment trial? You mean those witness testimonies they refused in Donald's impeachment trial? You mean the documents suppressed in Donald's impeachment trial?

You and the rest of the Trump cultists can just shut your goddamn mouths when it comes to discussions of courtrooms and evidence. You defended that horrid display of obstruction and suppression and have the gall to sit here and talk about evidence and real trials?

Who are you fucking kidding?

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[–] Sandman27 (3043) 4 years ago

Fredo, Schiff said it himself that he proved beyond a reasonable doubt before asking for Bolton's testimony. So why does he even need Bolton to testify, pray tell?

Still, had he wanted Bolton to testify, why did Schumer balk when the republicans asked for Schiff and Biden to testify among others? He said to the lawyers, they can have whatever they wanted. If they had nothing to hide and if wanted to show the republicans were hiding something, then they should've allowed Schiff and Biden and the whistleblower testify, yes? Nothing to hide on their side, yes?

Why did Biden himself, say the senate didn't need to hear anymore witness testimony?

You don't have any INDEPENDENT THOUGHT either, do you Fredo? You're smaht, right? You can do dings. Not like everybody says. Not dumb, but smaht! 🤪🤪🤪

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[–] IamNicholasCage (74) 4 years ago

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[–] Keelai (31877) 4 years ago

Biden isn't corrupt. You're confusing him with Trump.

He isn't a great debater, but that has nothing to do with running a country. Sander's is probably a strong debater, but he would likely run the country into the ground with his $60 trillion budget and anti-capitalistic goals which would hurt the economy. Sander's is also an opportunist who was against guns until it hurt him in an election and then became a staunch supporter of the NRA to get their approval. Anyone saying he is "authentic" doesn't know his record.

Trump just said it's OK for people who are contagious with Coronavirus to go to work. Keep in mind that many Republicans only listen to Faux News and will likely infect others because of the moron in the White House and his idiot VP who believes smoking and sharing infected HIV needles are safe.

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[–] IamNicholasCage (74) 4 years ago

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but he would likely run the country into the ground with his $60 trillion budget and anti-capitalistic goals which would hurt the economy

I think anti-capitalist goals are great for the country. Our economy would be booming like it was in the 1950's after the "new deal" and Eisenhowers 80% tax percentage. The entire interstate highway system infrastructure was built, the medicare program was established, our manufacturing flourished as did the middle class. The suburbs were invented and our military was rebuilt and our space program and nuclear weapons programs started up. Since the supply-side policies that started under Kennedy and intensified under Nixon through Reagan, the middle-class has shrunk, not any public service projects have been started, jobs have been outsourced, public schools have floundered, all while Wall Street got bail outs and taxes hit an all time low. Let's expand those "new deal / great society" policies and fortify them...Let's put an end to austerity...Let's invest some of that wealth on us for a change ... Let's "Make America Great Again"!

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[–] ultravioletx (10216) 4 years ago

Desperation from Trump? Expect Biden to slur his words, confuse poor kids as black kids, confuse his wife for his sister, confuse himself on which city he's in, confuse himself on what political position he's running for, etc. etc. etc.

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[–] Keelai (31877) 4 years ago

Trump wants contagious people to go to work with the Coronavirus!!!

Biden's agenda looks great!
https://moviechat.org/bd0000082/Politics/5e6210dca00da45821688f5c/What-Biden-Will-Do-as-President

Imagine all that Trump could have accomplished if he actually worked instead of only playing golf, tweeting and watching TV. Trump has been living off of Obama's 11 year economic recovery and bull market, but that's about to end since Trump is mishandling the pandemic.

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[–] ultravioletx (10216) 4 years ago

The issue of the coronavirus can help Biden win, but it's nothing you can count on, and shouldn't.

So assuming it gets under control, Biden has an impossibly tough road ahead. The roadmap has already been created to beat him which Trump used against Hillary. Instead of Wall Street speeches and the Iraq war, Trump can go after his record on social security and the Iraq war. If Biden gives his typical marble-mouthed response, it's a done deal.

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