You don’t have to vote Trump, but if you support Harris, you truly hate this country.
Link: Walk the security blanket
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on having Pence sit in on his interviews with him in 2016 and 2020, you would've said, "What's the big deal?" right?
On the plus side, this whole spectacle will succeed in reducing the prestige of DEI even further.
They have a very short runway until November. Maybe they’re condensing opportunities.
She’s been attorney general of California so it’s probably your issue not hers.
Her campaign has only agreed to any kind of interview because MSM figures sympathetic to Dems have even started saying that she really ought to, ya know, answer questions from the press and the people, 'cuz, democracy and all.
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better choice. I can post a dozen videos of Vivek talking with communist protesters where he manages to pacify them and coax them into semi-rational discussion. He's smoother in front of all audiences, and he has business bona fides. I also would've picked Burgum over Vance because of his business experience, which would have focused the campaign more on economics, which is always at the top of the list of voters. I'm guessing that part of the reason for picking Vance was Ohio, but I think Trump would carry it regardless who he picked.
As for "weirdness," it more than a bit odd to have lied about as many things in his background as Walz has lied. I guess like Joey, he is just a very insecure guy. Not very smart, either. Did he really think people wouldn't quickly check his military claims from over the years?
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Any chance that you yourself might be a tad "weird," Jim?
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The fact that people mindlessly repeat a line spoon-fed to them without questioning it, in this case, labeling political opponents "weird," is unsurprising, but nevertheless dispiriting.
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