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It’s not about Trump. It’s about non-politicians winning key positions that aren’t part of the two party system. There’s a lot of people in Washington DC who got rich while in office. They all have dirt on each other and so nobody goes after anyone. What criminals fear is outsiders not part of the well oiled corrupt system.
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Weird illogical post.
He was obviously a successful politician in that he managed to become president of the USA but that doesn't mean that was a good thing. Plenty of countries have had horrendous leaders throughout history - this is not a new thing.
As far as the great talent to find people thing I think as a voter you should really sit and think on that. If you think that Biden is too old and daft to be president I would say look at who he appoints to do the actual work. Did they get the work done? Compare that to Trump as president and the shitshow. Last time he said he would find all these amazing people - what actually happened? How many people did he appoint and then sack? Basically everyone. Twice.Comment
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Yeah the premise of my post was somewhat illogical... but based on simple leadership constructs.
Most of the good and a few great leaders I've encountered are rarely the smartest person within a leadership team. Most have the instinct to make smart choices in who implements their vision, and all are strong negotiators/motivators.
Big government such as ours, though this doesn't really apply as much like in business. The party infrastructure combined with the "swamp/deep state" has a life of its own beyond the single person in various leadership positions... especially at the top.
Personally, I don't view Trump nor Biden great leaders but give Trump the edge over Biden as I don't believe Biden is doing much more than keeping a seat warm and consuming oxygen... others are driving the train."If you want to be a monk... you gotta cook a lot of rice...”Comment
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It definitely feels that way now with Biden...a bit ga-ga/out to lunch, and I voted for the guy. No regrets whatsoever about that vote, either, but of it's Biden vs. Trump in 2024 (and even being fully aware that my vote doesn't matter in the least) I'm not even gonna bother going to the polls.Scramby eggs and bacon.Comment
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I think you are both fucking crazy. A vote for Trump is like a Russian Roulette roll of the dice. It only makes sense if you are already fucked.
Not that a couple of votes matter out of 120 million but it's worrying to me that you guys are thinking like that.
Von called out on here that Michigan was going to vote Trump in 2016 way before all the political podcasts and he only has a passing interest in politics or reality. :D
Let's face it everyone is so in their own little bubbles at this point this site is one of the few places you will even read things that haven't already been editorialised to confirm your existing thoughts.
The Democrats really really need to dump Biden as a candidate...Comment
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Ya think? Aw come on. A demented geriatric is perfectly fit to be president.No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!Comment
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Both political parties can go tits up as far as I’m concerned. Both are useless and corrupt.No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!Comment
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Trump May Have to Throw His ‘Clown Car’ Full of Lawyers Under the Bus
Smith asked the judge to order Trump to declare whether he’ll argue that he relied on his attorneys’
advice while attempting to reverse his electoral defeat—which is a legal defense known as “advice of
counsel.”
The stakes are high. If Trump says “yes,” he’ll retain that defense to protect himself at trial—but he’ll
also be forced to hand over communications with those attorneys, which are typically held secret
under “attorney-client privilege.” If he says “no,” then he’ll retain that attorney-client privilege—but
leave himself less room to maneuver at trial.
“It’s a beautiful chess move,” Gene Rossi, a former federal prosecutor in the Eastern District of
Virginia, told VICE News. “This is Jack Smith going on offense. He’s saying: ‘Are you invoking the
attorney-client privilege? Or are you going to rely on the advice of counsel defense?’ Those two
positions are mutually exclusive.’”
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Things go in cycles. George Washington warned about political parties because they might be useful in the beginning but they eventually go corrupt and become part of the problem. Neither party is going to fix shit. What they have in common is the politicians in both stay in office long-term and get rich selling out. Then having two parties keeps the public arguing with each other and they continue to pilfer while the public argues over whose gaggle of criminals are better. It’s like having two motors on your fishing boat thinking if one breaks you have a reserve but both haven’t been flushed and maintained and they both break leaving you stuck. The only fix is everyone on the boat grabs a paddle and gets to work. Arguing and pointing fingers why the motors broke won’t solve anything. Everyone neglected the motors and assumed they would just keep running magically. Well we have a broken government and it’s not going to fix itself. Have fun paddling people.No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!Comment
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Eat Us And Smile
Cenk For America 2024!!
Justice Democrats
"If the American people had ever known the truth about what we (the BCE) have done to this nation, we would be chased down in the streets and lynched." - Poppy Bush, 1992Comment
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Here’s a Look Back at 5 of Sidney Powell’s Nuttiest 2020 Election Claims in the Wake of Her Plea Deal
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