Wait, you said there was no war when Trump was POTUS. You are just arguing with yourself at this point, so I'll step out and see which one of you loses the argument.
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Wait, you said there was no war when Trump was POTUS. You are just arguing with yourself at this point, so I'll step out and see which one of you loses the argument.
I've posted my opposition to violent protests from both right and left many times, and my support for peaceful protests from the right and the left. So who are you arguing with?
So here is your formula:
Blame Biden for increased crime because he's POTUS when the crime takes place
Argue the opposite for Trump, it's never persecuted Donnie's fault
It must be easy to follow your lazy mental short-cuts "he think Donald bad, he liberal." My opposition to Trump has nothing to do with my being conservative. Wake up, smell the coffee, dude, there are millions of conservative anti-Trumpers. It is because I am pro democracy and anti incompetence. You're a bit slow on the uptake, this isn't that hard.
I'm not a Biden fan. I'm supporting Nikki Haley. But go on with the lies.
If there is evidence that Joe Biden made millions off of Russian please share it with us. We have his tax returns and we know where his money came from. Hunter is a scum bag loser and should be in jail, so you don't need to provide evidence against Hunter. Even extremists in the GOP have admitted they have nothing on Joe Biden.
(I didn't know that Q thinks that Trump is Putin's puppet. I guess a blind squirrel occasionally finds the nut)
So the only reason that Russia attacked Ukraine was the pipeline opening? You can see why no one takes your arguments seriously.
"Ad hoc ergo propter hoc" logical fallacy. Look it up.
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yeah I'm pretty stupid, maybe you should dumb down your brilliant posts next time.
Sardines
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My post wasn't brilliant, it was a joke aimed at the steak guy. But then you decided to be a dick to me about it for some reason. I guess you're probably just an *******.
When you post something that on its face is ignorant, it is hard to see the sarcasm and “joke”
Sardines
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I was responding to someone saying that Trump started no new wars. My wording was not precise. It was far from ignorant.
Your jackass, high-horse response to me, on the other hand...
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I would go further and say this has been the best Biden has been. So far I don't think he's put a foot wrong and this is a situation that is almost impossible to not put a foot wrong. He deserves the praise he's been getting.
You saying this here deserves respect. Although I have gripes with our response, it reminds me we have common ground out here. Boners.
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The U.S. economy grew at its fastest pace in nearly two years in the third quarter as higher wages from a tight labor market helped to power consumer spending, again defying dire warnings of a recession that have lingered since 2022.
Most economists have revised their forecasts and now believe that the Fed can engineer a "soft-landing" for the economy, pointing to strength in worker productivity and moderation in unit labor costs growth in the second quarter, which they expected carried through into the July-September period.
Consumer spending, which accounts for more than two-thirds of U.S. economic activity, was the main driver.
A strong labor market is providing underlying support to spending. Though wage growth has slowed, it is rising a bit faster than inflation, lifting households' purchasing power.
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Gonna have to learn more about this dude but im very happy and excited to have another option in the democratic race. Good chance he gets my vote in the primary.
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Love what I read here. 54 years old. Believes we need options other than biden, while commending biden as well, and says he hope for more competition in the democratic primaries as well to get the best possible candidate. Says that polling numbers are scary in the fact they show that trump could very well beat biden next november and that trump winning is unnacceptable.
First elected in 2018, Dean Phillips defeated six-term Republican incumbent Erik Paulsen.[7] By flipping the once staunchly Republican district, he became the first Democrat to win the seat since 1958. He has since been reelected twice. Phillips is considered a centrist and a moderate Democrat.
As of right now, he has my vote.
Rep. Dean Phillips is challenging Biden in Democratic presidential primary
In an exclusive interview with CBS News, Rep. Dean Phillips, Democrat of Minnesota, said he's launching his presidential campaign Friday in New Hampshire.
Love what I read here. 54 years old. Believes we need options other than biden, while commending biden as well, and says he hope for more competition in the democratic primaries as well to get the best possible candidate. Says that polling numbers are scary in the fact they show that trump could very well beat biden next november and that trump winning is unnacceptable.
First elected in 2018, Dean Phillips defeated six-term Republican incumbent Erik Paulsen.[7] By flipping the once staunchly Republican district, he became the first Democrat to win the seat since 1958. He has since been reelected twice. Phillips is considered a centrist and a moderate Democrat.
As of right now, he has my vote.
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Nice skim, I'll have to dig deeper. But **** I'm so ready for any new blood with new ideas. We need it badly.Gonna have to learn more about this dude but im very happy and excited to have another option in the democratic race. Good chance he gets my vote in the primary.
Rep. Dean Phillips is challenging Biden in Democratic presidential primary
In an exclusive interview with CBS News, Rep. Dean Phillips, Democrat of Minnesota, said he's launching his presidential campaign Friday in New Hampshire.
Love what I read here. 54 years old. Believes we need options other than biden, while commending biden as well, and says he hope for more competition in the democratic primaries as well to get the best possible candidate. Says that polling numbers are scary in the fact they show that trump could very well beat biden next november and that trump winning is unnacceptable.
First elected in 2018, Dean Phillips defeated six-term Republican incumbent Erik Paulsen.[7] By flipping the once staunchly Republican district, he became the first Democrat to win the seat since 1958. He has since been reelected twice. Phillips is considered a centrist and a moderate Democrat.
As of right now, he has my vote.
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That would be awesome!
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Sooner or later, quite possibly…
Douchebag K
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wasn't a positive statement
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how does it work for an independent there ?? they just go straight to the general election ?
Looks like they need to petition and have a certain number of signatures based on each state, but he's polling higher than any independent ever has at this stage so it shouldn't be an issue.
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