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A note to this board on the eve of the election...

keegerosu said:
I have avoided this space for a number of reasons, mainly because it is a cesspool of racism, misogyny, and ignorance.
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Actually, there’s been no racism here since Dan took a break. The only misogyny came from fag.gots who aren’t into women. The ignorance also vanished with the leftists as well. The only way Trump loses this election is if it’s stolen. And don’t worry, we’re all prepared for that. Now, go bang your husband.
 
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soonerinlOUisiana said:
Actually, there’s been no racism here since Dan took a break. The only misogyny came from fag.gots who aren’t into women. The ignorance also vanished with the leftists as well. The only way Trump loses this election is if it’s stolen. And don’t worry, we’re all prepared for that. Now, go bang your husband.
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There’s a lot of projection in his/her/they post. It was a hit and run lecture. You notice he/she/they can’t back up any of the arguments because it’s all anti-trump and name calling
 
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The insecurity on this space is incredible.

I am not sure what facts are missing? I specially referenced the low unemployment rate, crime, oil and gas production, stock market, misery index, etc. Bizarre that these things can’t be comprehended. Also, final NH poll just dropped: Harris +28 with a margin of error of 4. This isn’t going to be a close election, boys. As I’ve repeatedly said: prepare yourselves to be confronted with reality.

 
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From the National Review:

"Kamala Harris will win the presidency, that the Republicans will win 52 seats in the Senate, and that the Democrats will win control of the House of Representatives.

My rubric since the Dobbs decision was issued has been that, in this political environment, the Republican Party could probably survive an election with Dobbs looming large and that it could probably survive an election with Donald Trump on the ballot, but that it could probably not survive both of those things at the same time. In this election, the GOP is attempting to survive both at the same time. Donald Trump is still a bad candidate, and, by picking him for a third time, Republicans have continued to shed a huge number of their most historically reliable voters. It is true that the party has replaced some of those voters with others, but, thus far, it has not replaced enough of them to justify the shift. When one adds to this that the mainstream media is a corrupt arm of the Democratic Party and that the voting public is not as interested in this election as political types think it should be, I think one has to hand the advantage to Kamala Harris. If pushed, I would predict that Harris will take the three “blue wall” states (Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin), and possibly Georgia and North Carolina, too. I expect Arizona to go for Trump, and probably Nevada, too, but I could also see both going the other way.

That being so, I suspect that Republicans will have a mediocre night in the Senate and a bad night in the House"
 
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keegerosu said:
The insecurity on this space is incredible.

I am not sure what facts are missing? I specially referenced the low unemployment rate, crime, oil and gas production, stock market, misery index, etc. Bizarre that these things can’t be comprehended. Also, final NH poll just dropped: Harris +28 with a margin of error of 4. This isn’t going to be a close election, boys. As I’ve repeatedly said: prepare yourselves to be confronted with reality.

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28% of the country thinks we’re on the right track.

That doesn’t help the incumbent.
 
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osu_orangestreak said:
From the National Review:

"Kamala Harris will win the presidency, that the Republicans will win 52 seats in the Senate, and that the Democrats will win control of the House of Representatives.

My rubric since the Dobbs decision was issued has been that, in this political environment, the Republican Party could probably survive an election with Dobbs looming large and that it could probably survive an election with Donald Trump on the ballot, but that it could probably not survive both of those things at the same time. In this election, the GOP is attempting to survive both at the same time. Donald Trump is still a bad candidate, and, by picking him for a third time, Republicans have continued to shed a huge number of their most historically reliable voters. It is true that the party has replaced some of those voters with others, but, thus far, it has not replaced enough of them to justify the shift. When one adds to this that the mainstream media is a corrupt arm of the Democratic Party and that the voting public is not as interested in this election as political types think it should be, I think one has to hand the advantage to Kamala Harris. If pushed, I would predict that Harris will take the three “blue wall” states (Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin), and possibly Georgia and North Carolina, too. I expect Arizona to go for Trump, and probably Nevada, too, but I could also see both going the other way.

That being so, I suspect that Republicans will have a mediocre night in the Senate and a bad night in the House"
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It’s so blatantly obvious. You have to live in a right-wing echo chamber to believe that Trump is popular nationally. He’s never gotten more than 49%! And that was before he engaged in insurrection and became a felon. Dude ran a divisive campaign of subtraction rather than trying to add to his base.
 
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soonerinlOUisiana said:
Actually, there’s been no racism here since Dan took a break. The only misogyny came from fag.gots who aren’t into women. The ignorance also vanished with the leftists as well. The only way Trump loses this election is if it’s stolen. And don’t worry, we’re all prepared for that. Now, go bang your husband.
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See: why I loathe this space. Also, see: why Trumpers are about to FAFO.
 
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keegerosu said:
I have avoided this space for a number of reasons, mainly because it is a cesspool of racism, misogyny, and ignorance.

That said, I want to invite the vast, vast majority on this space to prepare for what will likely transpire over the course of next evening. You need to prepare yourselves for what is both inevitable and has been driven by one of the worst political electoral strategies we have seen in the modern era of presidential elections.

I realize that you don't get this information in the echo chambers of Fox News or whatever lunatic right-wing websites from where most of you get your news and political commentary.

To begin, women are the majoritarian voting gender in the United States. Women, by and large, do not like Trump--at a margin anywhere between 10 and 25 percent, depending upon the state in question--as you are soon to observe tomorrow evening. You can debate or discuss the reasons why this is the case, but it is an objective characteristic of the composition of the current American electorate. This means that Trump operates at an inherent deficit in most states. To win, he must generate enough turnout to overcome the structural disadvantage. This simply isn't going to happen, particularly given the impact of the Dobbs decision. Women are motivated in a way that they haven't been in decades and they will vote for Harris by large margins.

Next, despite Trump's unhinged and largely unchecked attempt to portray the economy as a hellscape: this doesn't square with reality. The stock market is at an all-time high, we are operating at full employment, crime is down, and the notorious "Misery Index" is among the lowest it has been in the past 50 years. While Trump has been free to project this dystopian view of American society, most Americans are not trapped in the right-wing echo chambers of the typical Trump supporter. They do not watch Fox News and they don't even know about the bizarre websites where many of you get the oft-contrived stories that you enjoy reading and sharing with your other like-minded friends.

The potential bellwether tomorrow evening is the State of North Carolina: results will be known there by around 10 pm CT, and if Harris has won there, then the results of the election will be known by midnight. If Trump eeks out a victory in North Carolina, then attention will turn to monitoring the conventionally known swing states, but the only question will be when Harris is declared the winner. Not if. The composition of the electorate means that this result will not be in question.

And so, in the wake of this inevitable result, the question will become whether adults will wrest control of the Republican Party from the Trumpists and their ilk. If adults commandeer the party by rejecting the tenets of Trumpism and focusing instead on winning fiscal issues like being pro-business, favoring regulatory reform, and advocating for deficit reduction and enhancing government efficiency, then the GOP may yet rise from the ashes. If not, it will go the way of the Whigs and be replaced by a coalition of moderate Dems and Republicans who are likely to become the majoritarian party in America. The silver lining in all of this turmoil will be that, ultimately, our politics will revert back to the mean and we can look forward to turning the page on a very sorry chapter of American history.

Enjoy your evenings tomorrow night.
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My wife thinks you’re a pussy and should stick to hating Gundy.
 
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keegerosu said:
See: why I loathe this space. Also, see: why Trumpers are about to FAFO.
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Fvck around and find out what? Even when you people win, you still whine like little punkass bitches (like you did in the OP). You’re never happy, because happiness simply isn’t in your DNA. That’s why your party’s platform is all about shared misery.
 
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keegerosu said:
The insecurity on this space is incredible.

I am not sure what facts are missing? I specially referenced the low unemployment rate, crime, oil and gas production, stock market, misery index, etc. Bizarre that these things can’t be comprehended. Also, final NH poll just dropped: Harris +28 with a margin of error of 4. This isn’t going to be a close election, boys. As I’ve repeatedly said: prepare yourselves to be confronted with reality.

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Let’s add some more context with sources. Thoughts here?

—Wrong track. Most Americans think we are on the wrong track. Thank you Biden Harris!
www.nbcnews.com

Two-thirds of voters say the country is on the wrong track ahead of the 2024 election

The latest national NBC News poll finds 65% of voters say the country is on the wrong track, the first time since September 2022 that figure has dipped below 70%.
www.nbcnews.com www.nbcnews.com

—Crippling inflation. 9% vs 2% under Trump. It’s declined but still higher than under Trump.

—All time high border crossings. This was because Biden/Harris ran on open border policies; stopping the construction on the wall only to continue it quietly 3 years later.
apnews.com

Illegal border crossings from Mexico reach highest on record in December before January lull

U.S. authorities say arrests for illegal border crossings from Mexico reached an all-time high in December since monthly numbers have been released, exposing a growing vulnerability for President Joe Biden in his campaign for a second term.
apnews.com apnews.com

—All time high wage disparity
www.pewresearch.org

Gender pay gap in U.S. hasn’t changed much in two decades

In 2022, women earned an average of 82% of what men earned, according to a new analysis of median hourly earnings of full- and part-time workers.
www.pewresearch.org www.pewresearch.org

—-Did you miss the 12,000 jobs last month? Oh and the worst jobs revision since 2008.

We can have a conversation without calling names. These are facts of the current situation. Harris may very well win tomorrow but things are not all fantastic right now.

Btw, happy Election Day 🇺🇸
 
1. Trump caused the inflation by injecting $8,000,000,000,000 into the economy over a 2.5 year period.

2. Thanks to sound policy, the Trumpflation has been alleviated.

3. The border affects your life on a personal level somewhere between 0 and less than zero. Trump killed the bi-partisan legislative bill that Senator Lankford initiated. It either is a crisis or it’s not. Apparently, it’s not. At least to Trump who would rather use it as a wedge issue to scare old white people.

4. The US economy is the envy of the world. Full stop.
 
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keegerosu said:
1. Trump caused the inflation by injecting $8,000,000,000,000 into the economy over a 2.5 year period.

2. Thanks to sound policy, the Trumpflation has been alleviated.

3. The border affects your life on a personal level somewhere between 0 and less than zero. Trump killed the bi-partisan legislative bill that Senator Lankford initiated. It either is a crisis or it’s not. Apparently, it’s not. At least to Trump who would rather use it as a wedge issue to scare old white people.

4. The US economy is the envy of the world. Full stop.
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Best of luck on Election Day 🇺🇸🫡
 
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keegerosu said:
1. Trump caused the inflation by injecting $8,000,000,000,000 into the economy over a 2.5 year period.

2. Thanks to sound policy, the Trumpflation has been alleviated.

3. The border affects your life on a personal level somewhere between 0 and less than zero. Trump killed the bi-partisan legislative bill that Senator Lankford initiated. It either is a crisis or it’s not. Apparently, it’s not. At least to Trump who would rather use it as a wedge issue to scare old white people.

4. The US economy is the envy of the world. Full stop.
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Bullshit lies.

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tlwwake said:
Let’s add some more context with sources. Thoughts here?

—Wrong track. Most Americans think we are on the wrong track. Thank you Biden Harris!
www.nbcnews.com

Two-thirds of voters say the country is on the wrong track ahead of the 2024 election

The latest national NBC News poll finds 65% of voters say the country is on the wrong track, the first time since September 2022 that figure has dipped below 70%.
www.nbcnews.com www.nbcnews.com

—Crippling inflation. 9% vs 2% under Trump. It’s declined but still higher than under Trump.

—All time high border crossings. This was because Biden/Harris ran on open border policies; stopping the construction on the wall only to continue it quietly 3 years later.
apnews.com

Illegal border crossings from Mexico reach highest on record in December before January lull

U.S. authorities say arrests for illegal border crossings from Mexico reached an all-time high in December since monthly numbers have been released, exposing a growing vulnerability for President Joe Biden in his campaign for a second term.
apnews.com apnews.com

—All time high wage disparity
www.pewresearch.org

Gender pay gap in U.S. hasn’t changed much in two decades

In 2022, women earned an average of 82% of what men earned, according to a new analysis of median hourly earnings of full- and part-time workers.
www.pewresearch.org www.pewresearch.org

—-Did you miss the 12,000 jobs last month? Oh and the worst jobs revision since 2008.

We can have a conversation without calling names. These are facts of the current situation. Harris may very well win tomorrow but things are not all fantastic right now.

Btw, happy Election Day 🇺🇸
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Inflation was 1.34% when Trump walked out the door. The US middle class is now saddled with an all time record $1.1 trillion in credit card debt thanks to Bidenomics. My sources are Fox Business and JPMorgan Chase. Two/thirds of US Nationals say we're on the wrong track. Two things can save Kumula. How many illegals ushered in by the border czar will vote? The US avg. IQ is a meager 97.4 from 2023 testing.
 
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keegerosu said:
It’s so blatantly obvious. You have to live in a right-wing echo chamber to believe that Trump is popular nationally. He’s never gotten more than 49%! And that was before he engaged in insurrection and became a felon. Dude ran a divisive campaign of subtraction rather than trying to add to his base.
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You listened to exactly zero seconds of anything Trump said if you think he ran a divisive campaign.

But calling people “Hitler”, “fascists”, “racists” and “garbage” certainly motivates and divides.

Your party’s leader literally called half the country “garbage”, but you guys are the uniting party?

You live a fantasy.
 
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keegerosu said:
I have avoided this space for a number of reasons, mainly because it is a cesspool of racism, misogyny, and ignorance.

That said, I want to invite the vast, vast majority on this space to prepare for what will likely transpire over the course of next evening. You need to prepare yourselves for what is both inevitable and has been driven by one of the worst political electoral strategies we have seen in the modern era of presidential elections.

I realize that you don't get this information in the echo chambers of Fox News or whatever lunatic right-wing websites from where most of you get your news and political commentary.

To begin, women are the majoritarian voting gender in the United States. Women, by and large, do not like Trump--at a margin anywhere between 10 and 25 percent, depending upon the state in question--as you are soon to observe tomorrow evening. You can debate or discuss the reasons why this is the case, but it is an objective characteristic of the composition of the current American electorate. This means that Trump operates at an inherent deficit in most states. To win, he must generate enough turnout to overcome the structural disadvantage. This simply isn't going to happen, particularly given the impact of the Dobbs decision. Women are motivated in a way that they haven't been in decades and they will vote for Harris by large margins.

Next, despite Trump's unhinged and largely unchecked attempt to portray the economy as a hellscape: this doesn't square with reality. The stock market is at an all-time high, we are operating at full employment, crime is down, and the notorious "Misery Index" is among the lowest it has been in the past 50 years. While Trump has been free to project this dystopian view of American society, most Americans are not trapped in the right-wing echo chambers of the typical Trump supporter. They do not watch Fox News and they don't even know about the bizarre websites where many of you get the oft-contrived stories that you enjoy reading and sharing with your other like-minded friends.

The potential bellwether tomorrow evening is the State of North Carolina: results will be known there by around 10 pm CT, and if Harris has won there, then the results of the election will be known by midnight. If Trump eeks out a victory in North Carolina, then attention will turn to monitoring the conventionally known swing states, but the only question will be when Harris is declared the winner. Not if. The composition of the electorate means that this result will not be in question.

And so, in the wake of this inevitable result, the question will become whether adults will wrest control of the Republican Party from the Trumpists and their ilk. If adults commandeer the party by rejecting the tenets of Trumpism and focusing instead on winning fiscal issues like being pro-business, favoring regulatory reform, and advocating for deficit reduction and enhancing government efficiency, then the GOP may yet rise from the ashes. If not, it will go the way of the Whigs and be replaced by a coalition of moderate Dems and Republicans who are likely to become the majoritarian party in America. The silver lining in all of this turmoil will be that, ultimately, our politics will revert back to the mean and we can look forward to turning the page on a very sorry chapter of American history.

Enjoy your evenings tomorrow night.
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Okay Commie.
 
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fatman76 said:
You listened to exactly zero seconds of anything Trump said if you think he ran a divisive campaign.

But calling people “Hitler”, “fascists”, “racists” and “garbage” certainly motivates and divides.

Your party’s leader literally called half the country “garbage”, but you guys are the uniting party?

You live a fantasy.
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