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Well, to be fair, if he can’t manage a meet-and-greet at a restaurant, after a lesson at the donut shop, one might wonder how he could manage the country.
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@philostam sorry man, I thought you said that you doubted that Harris knew what Communism or Marxism is, I did not understand that by stating that "I doubt" you actually meant that because leftists claim that Vance is a bigot and an idiot you are entitled to cast doubt on Harris' political and economic education. My bad.
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Regarding Kamala Harris, Trump claimed the Democratic nominee was responsible for migrants who have come into the country illegally and have committed crimes.
So in a single stroke, Trump demonstrated he is ignorant of both United States federal law, as well as the history of United States foreign policy.
SMH,
Ian
So in a single stroke, Trump demonstrated he is ignorant of both United States federal law, as well as the history of United States foreign policy.
SMH,
Ian
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I know right, crazy what you can get away with when you have an ounce of charisma. Kamala should try it.
The same reason why Bill got the presidency and Hilary didn't.
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Ok, she understands Marxism, have it your way. Great thing, great credentials.
Marx's favorite quote was from Goethe's Mephistopheles: "Everything that exists deserves to perish". Great guy, moderate guy.
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Walz seems like a decent guy, he'd be a good neighbour or a highschool gym teacher, but he doesn't have the minerals for this job, bless him.
Both him and Kamala are just average intelligence individuals who get flustered under pressure and seem somewhat high in neuroticism. And I get it, I'd probably be the same. You have to be really tough for this job.
Vance is top, verbally on par with Vivek or maybe even Obama. I'd say a star was born. He actually went quite easy on Walz, he showed some grace and class while Walz was struggling out there.
Vance will be a serious player in future elections. Good story around him, smart, tough, excellent speaker and debater.
Both him and Kamala are just average intelligence individuals who get flustered under pressure and seem somewhat high in neuroticism. And I get it, I'd probably be the same. You have to be really tough for this job.
Vance is top, verbally on par with Vivek or maybe even Obama. I'd say a star was born. He actually went quite easy on Walz, he showed some grace and class while Walz was struggling out there.
Vance will be a serious player in future elections. Good story around him, smart, tough, excellent speaker and debater.
They really should at least get a ribbon for effort. They have done everything possible to destroy the US, but now it's time for the tax payers to step up and wipe his behind for him yet again. That's what you get for giving grandpa the car keys. I'll vote Trump, even if I cant stand him, just to block Commala and the timpon.
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Convicted rapist Donald Trump raped 13-year-old Katie Johnson in 1994. Ivanka was the same age that year.
Katie Johnson’s video testimony
Trump Epstein Rape Lawsuit & Sworn Affidavit PDF
Johnson v. Trump & Epstein PDF
The case was...mysteriously dropped...because she was getting death threats
Woman who accused Donald Trump of raping her at 13 drops lawsuit
Woman had alleged Trump and billionaire Jeffrey Epstein raped her in 1994, which Trump had denied, and the accuser’s attorney filed a voluntary dismissal
Trump Teen Rape Allegation Resurfaces, Ronan Farrow Claims National Enquirer Tried to Protect Him in New Book
Ronan Farrow: National Enquirer Tried to Help Trump Bury Teen Rape Claims
In 2016, an anonymous woman filed several lawsuits against Trump alleging she was raped aged 13. Then she disappeared.
www.newsweek.com
A Woman Claimed She Recruited a 13-Year-Old Girl for Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein to Rape
A Woman Claimed She Recruited a 13-Year-Old Girl for Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein to Rape • Deep South Voice
A woman claimed she not only witnessed billionaire Jeffrey Epstein and his friend, Donald Trump, rape a 13-year-old girl, but that she was tasked with recruiting her and other underage girls for Epstein and friends of his like Trump. More
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Snopes article on the Johnson case
Lawsuit Charges Donald Trump with Raping a 13-Year-Old Girl
A civil suit against Donald Trump alleging he raped a 13-year-old girl was dismissed in California in May 2016, refiled in New York in June 2016, and dropped again in November 2016.
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New information emerges in "Maria" Trump story
Donald Trump has been making disturbing comments about young girls for decades
Donald Trump has been making disturbing comments about young girls for years
A recently surfaced video features Trump saying of a young girl, “I am going to be dating her in 10 years.” That’s just the tip of the iceberg.
www.vox.com
Donald Trump sexual misconduct allegations on Wikipedia
Donald Trump sexual misconduct allegations - Wikipedia
Trump Rapes
Trump Rapes | President Donald Trump Misconduct Allegations
A collection of resources concerning President Donald Trump's sexual abuse allegations and his wanton destruction of American values, morality, justice, intellectualism, and basic human decency.
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If you have never been raped, I can understand and appreciate why you might think and feel differently about Trump. If you lack empathy, I can understand and appreciate why you might think and feel differently about Trump. If you are excited by the idea of rape, and/or you are a hebephile, I can understand and appreciate why you might think and feel differently about Trump.
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Ian
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Ronald Reagan championed what would become known as the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA.
George H. W. Bush pushed hard to see it come to fruition.
It was ratified by Congress during the presidency of W. Clinton, who signed it into law.
At the time, two-thirds of voters in the United States were against it.
The people knew what was up.
The passage of NAFTA realigned both the Democratic and Republican parties.
From 1997-2020, over 90,000 factories in the United States closed. Unions were further weakened. What we now know as the Rust Belt came to be.
The attrition of US manufacturing was well underway by 1979, but NAFTA absolutely hurried things along.
Republicans wanted it. The Democrats came to want it. Over 100 Democrat members of the House made its passage possible.
It was good for some. The working men and women of the United States were not among them.
My 2¢,
Ian
George H. W. Bush pushed hard to see it come to fruition.
It was ratified by Congress during the presidency of W. Clinton, who signed it into law.
At the time, two-thirds of voters in the United States were against it.
The people knew what was up.
The passage of NAFTA realigned both the Democratic and Republican parties.
From 1997-2020, over 90,000 factories in the United States closed. Unions were further weakened. What we now know as the Rust Belt came to be.
The attrition of US manufacturing was well underway by 1979, but NAFTA absolutely hurried things along.
Republicans wanted it. The Democrats came to want it. Over 100 Democrat members of the House made its passage possible.
It was good for some. The working men and women of the United States were not among them.
My 2¢,
Ian
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When there is no rain, or two years of rain in two days, such that the coffee crop in Guatemala cannot be harvested, there is no welfare program for the cherry-picker. In order to survive, the picker comes north, to the United States.
In Guatemala, in 1954, the CIA played a crucial role in overthrowing the democratically-elected government of Jacobo Árbenz, who had implemented land reforms that threatened the interests of United Fruit Company, a powerful American corporation.
When you overthrow democracy which would have provided for its people, do not later cry foul about immigration.
Chile (1973): The U.S. supported the military coup that ousted President Salvador Allende, a socialist who posed a perceived threat to American interests in the region. The coup led to a brutal military dictatorship under General Augusto Pinochet.
Brazil (1964): The U.S. played a role in the military coup that overthrew President João Goulart, who was seen as too left-leaning and sympathetic to communist ideology.
Nicaragua (1980s): The U.S. supported the Contras, a rebel group fighting against the Sandinista government, which had come to power in a revolution. This conflict led to widespread violence and destruction.
Panama (1989): The U.S. invaded Panama to overthrow General Manuel Noriega, who was accused of drug trafficking and violating human rights.
These interventions often involved covert operations, economic pressure, or direct military action. They have been criticized for undermining democracy, human rights, and the sovereignty of these nations.
Why should people respect our sovereignty, when we refused to respect theirs, engaged in terrorism, and overthrew democratically-elected governments?
Got a problem with immigration?
Don’t blame the migrant.
Ask the United States government.
Cheers,
Ian
In Guatemala, in 1954, the CIA played a crucial role in overthrowing the democratically-elected government of Jacobo Árbenz, who had implemented land reforms that threatened the interests of United Fruit Company, a powerful American corporation.
When you overthrow democracy which would have provided for its people, do not later cry foul about immigration.
Chile (1973): The U.S. supported the military coup that ousted President Salvador Allende, a socialist who posed a perceived threat to American interests in the region. The coup led to a brutal military dictatorship under General Augusto Pinochet.
Brazil (1964): The U.S. played a role in the military coup that overthrew President João Goulart, who was seen as too left-leaning and sympathetic to communist ideology.
Nicaragua (1980s): The U.S. supported the Contras, a rebel group fighting against the Sandinista government, which had come to power in a revolution. This conflict led to widespread violence and destruction.
Panama (1989): The U.S. invaded Panama to overthrow General Manuel Noriega, who was accused of drug trafficking and violating human rights.
These interventions often involved covert operations, economic pressure, or direct military action. They have been criticized for undermining democracy, human rights, and the sovereignty of these nations.
Why should people respect our sovereignty, when we refused to respect theirs, engaged in terrorism, and overthrew democratically-elected governments?
Got a problem with immigration?
Don’t blame the migrant.
Ask the United States government.
Cheers,
Ian