Miscellaneous And Off Topic Subjects

[iam416]

And you have a funny way of trying to pretend that I am not right.

Oh, she's quite Trumpian. She draws an unbelievable amount of media attention for someone so inconsequential and daft. First, it was from the ga-ga left and then, when she actually spoke, the right. Now it just feeds on itself. The more the right slams her the more the mainstream/left media fetes her and the more air time she gets. She is, in that regard, Inverse Trump. She's also way better on twitter than, well, talking.

Thankfully, it's still 6 years off before she can run for President.

[froot loops]

She's got my vote just to own talent and all the NRO types. When she is POTUS, I will consider any and all criticism of her to be treason.

[iam416]

I can't wait for the Cortez-Tlaib primary war in 2028. Presumably after Harris gets down with her 2nd term. Good times!

Also, please use "PWN" next time. It's just good etiquette.

[hack]

Tripling down on being so wrong. Stick to mealy-mouth prophecies of doom and false dichotomies.

First you thought it was nonsense; now you think these are acts committed but with solutions best left to politics. You were wrong and prefer not to admit it.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Wow, well speaking of how good Trump's chances of winning PA are, one of his last remaining PA allies is suddenly resigning. Thanks for wasting everyone's time who voted for ya, Tom

https://wnep.com/2019/01/17/rep-tom-marino-announces-resignation-from-congress/

[hack]

The one that might cause legitimate concern is Omar. It wouldn't be surprising to find out Lindsey Graham's motivations aren't what they seem to be, but she did a pretty shitty job defending her rather iffy approach to that information.

[crashcourse]

Crash- Why do you think Trump will win again in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin? Republicans just performed terribly in all three states during the midterms. Michigan & Wisconsin had Republican Governors in 2016; in 2020 they will have Democrats. In Pennsylvania Republicans did especially badly. You had better hope the midterm results mean nothing and that all polls are off by enormous amounts, else if Dems take back the three states where they historically win, Trump will be gone even if he flips New Hampshire. (Also Iowa now has 3 out of 4 congressional seats filled by Democrats and Trump's approval ratings in that state are terrible).

Trump has a 40% approval rating with a booming economy and no major wars started. Imagine how unpopular he will be if there's a genuine crisis in the next two years; I mean, the shutdown is sort of a mini-crisis and there's no question that he's taking much more blame for it than Democrats are (poll after poll shows this- they aren't all off by 20+ points).

trump has a 40% approval despite the fact he's a twitter retard who is hounded by every news agency out there in the most negative imaginative way possible.

if he'd spend 12 months being presidential with a lot of the Americas first agenda I think he wins

but he has to shine once the dust settles and the dem is chosen--and demonstrate what his ideas are and how they have worked versus a party that demonizes ice, is moving socialist, and seems intent on screaming about white priviledge rampant racism and sexism and ignoring middle working america

[iam416]

Wow, well speaking of how good Trump's chances of winning PA

Not good. And Pennsylvania is best chance of the 3 "Big Ten" states that he carried and needs at least one to have any chance in 2020.

[iam416]

trump has a 40% approval despite the fact he's a twitter retard who is hounded by every news agency out there in the most negative imaginative way possible.

So? The reasons matter not. The number does. And the number is fairly well entrenched.

if he'd spend 12 months being presidential with a lot of the Americas first agenda I think he wins

Yeah, and if The Wizard solves the cold fusion riddle he'll win the fucking Nobel Prize for Physics. I'm honestly not sure what's less likely.

but he has to shine once the dust settles and the dem is chosen--and demonstrate what his ideas are and how they have worked versus a party that demonizes ice, is moving socialist, and seems intent on screaming about white priviledge rampant racism and sexism and ignoring middle working america

His only chance, and it's not a good chance, but his only chance is a god-awful D candidate. I certainly won't underestimate the Ds ability to snatch defeat from seemingly assured victory, but they're going to really have to fuck up.

[crashcourse]

well if he does lose at least wont have to put up with another 4 years of media generated hysteria

just have to pay a little more in taxes, accept the fact I'm and undesirable and put in my 50 hours of work week and plot and plan my move to gilbert az

[Kapture1]

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[Dr. Strangelove]

Not good. And Pennsylvania is best chance of the 3 "Big Ten" states that he carried and needs at least one to have any chance in 2020.

I'm thinking Wisconsin is his best chance, to be honest. Less "east coast" -- Milwaukee's burbs are more conservative than Philadelphia's

[Kapture1]

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[froot loops]

Presidential incumbents generally get elected, it's kind of early to speculate but he'll go in with the least valuable incumbency advantage of anyone.

[Kapture1]

Presidential incumbents generally get elected, it's kind of early to speculate but he'll go in with the least valuable incumbency advantage of anyone.

except Jimmy Carter.

I think he gets re-elected. There are a lot of former never trump republicans and conservatives that, although still don't like his style, also didn't think he would govern conservatively back in 2016. Most of those that I hear from that didn't vote for him in 2016 will be voting for him in 2020. Trump has eased some fears for almost all of them, even if he is still popping off at the mouth.