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Sep 30, 2023 14:00:20   #
pretty funny
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Sep 30, 2023 11:12:36   #
Rheatown wrote:
Ya and why waste more time typing you know what he done for 4 years and like he told you it’s all over the intertube I think you just want to argue if you don’t like him v**e against him in them primaries v**e for the one you think is best then when it’s over and trump is the nominated anyway hopefully with all your wisdom you’ll make a good decision when it comes time to decide


come on his questions he asked are valid questions that should be asked of every primary candidate. saying look it up on the internet is not an appropriate answer and neither is look what he did in his four years. some of these questions were not addressed during his term in office. his answer to how is he going to end the Ukraine war. his stand on a******n is not clear especially when he spoke out against the states who have inacted the heartbeat law. he rightfully appointed judges that overturned roe wade which was based on state right to decide now he has talked about favoring a federal law of some kind although he has not took a clear stand on what that would be. he has rightfully spoke out against Biden trillions spent and the inflation but will not face others in the debate and justify the trillions he spent. yes on some things he has a good record but on other things not so much. if you are comfortable with his ambiguity on issues that's fine all papa D and I are saying we want him to be part of the primary process where their stand, and views can be examined, explained and defended. not saying I wouldn't v**e for him in the general but if he continues to duck the debates I will not v**e for him in the primary
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Sep 29, 2023 17:51:47   #
JDFishes wrote:
You make some good points but the dems will not put a centrist as candidate. Remove the Biden name and replace it w any other Democrat likely to run and you can expect the same agenda. The whole party has been hijacked by the radical left. Sadly. Gonna try to catch high tide! Later


good luck 1hr before 1hr after good window to hit seems to work best out here where I fish ad well
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Sep 29, 2023 17:29:41   #
Papa D wrote:
I disagree.

I think that there are enough swing v**ers and open-eyed Republicans that if he's on the b****t, Trump will be a two-time loser (count reflects p**********l e******ns only -- the number he's lost in court are obviously much higher).

Just my opinion. If you don't like the fact that I have one, deal with it.


I agree with what you are saying here, I think one thing that is missing in all this during the general e******n it will not just be a 2 party race there will most likely be a third party that could have a viable centric person running. Both Biden and trump need the independent v**ers to break their way to win and these are the very people that will be most likely to v**e for a third party if the candidate running is a proven centrist. now the third party will not win but they would have a good chance swinging the e******n one way or another which is why even if a candidate is running a head they should still be involved in the primary process to assure those in their own party that are not supporting them that they still are the better choice in a general e******n. If they ignore those who are supporting another candidate in the primary those will be the ones that may decide to either stay home or v**e 3rd party which could also be enough to swing the general e******n. One last point while it looks like Biden will be the Democratic candidate in the general it is very possible for health reasons by the time the general comes around he will not be able to run and a completely new candidate my emerge that does not have the baggage that Biden has and be far more popular. I don't know who that could be but I know it could happen. all this being said the Trump is better than Biden very well may not even be a factor when it comes down to it so Trump would be wise to participate in the debates and show why he is better than any of the other republicans running or risk being a two time looser in the general.
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Sep 29, 2023 17:03:40   #
Papa D wrote:
Back to the original what are the front runners afraid of...

On Page 1, you can find my initial post that reads as follows...

(You'll have to hit the "Show Quote" to see my questions)

Over the two days since posting, I have received plenty of responses -- most condescending if not blatantly insulting.

However, I have yet to see a single, zip, nada, direct answer to any of my three simple and straightforward questions.

Since I firmly believe that the answers to these questions will become a critical factor in determining the outcome of the 2024 general e******ns , it would be nice to know the answer.

Anyone care for a second chance at redemption?
Back to the original what are the front runners af... (show quote)


your questions are the same ones I have. they are honest and should be answered. I thought the ones that the candidates brought up were also ones he should of been there to answer.
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Sep 29, 2023 15:53:43   #
hacksaw wrote:
DC, that would explain why I don’t understand how they are for Biden, even though it’s been proved he’s a crook. Maybe they should get some counseling. I don’t know 🤷‍♂️.
Hack 🇺🇸🍺🍺


can't help someone that doesn't want help. if they are unwilling to open their eyes they will never see the light
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Sep 29, 2023 14:14:11   #
hacksaw wrote:
I guess so hueey. It’s beyond me why they argue when the facts are facts, and not some lip service.
Hack 🇺🇸🍺🍺


a lot of people are living in some form of altered reality. they believe if they wish something to be true it is true and if they denied something is not true then it is not true. one of the biggest problems now days is the uncoupleing from the t***h
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Sep 29, 2023 13:48:41   #
hueey wrote:
guess when you disagree with t***hs and proven facts, it's OK to say it never happened???


people deny what is true all the time. but it doesn't alter what is true
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Sep 29, 2023 11:55:21   #
Jeremy wrote:
Does this matter?


yes it matters history always matters. not only can we learn from history the good things that we should repeat but also the bad things we should avoid, but also we learn lessons on human behavior, trends, and many more things. As for this post if nothing else we learn that our presidents can not take being re-elected for granite they have to earn the right to get the people v**e. We also learn that the people have the power to change their leaders if they participate in the process and v**e and let their voice known. and while there are term limits for presidents it also shows that they really are not needed again what is needed is for the people to exercise their right to v**e and v**e out the incumbents they don't like. and of course it shows that neither Trumps re-e******n or Biden's is a sure thing
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Sep 29, 2023 11:19:59   #
hueey wrote:
Guess with that statement you are saying it is not true??


no I think he is saying he disagrees with it. t***h has very little to do with it
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Sep 28, 2023 14:36:52   #
he has no moral compass and cares for no one but himself
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Sep 28, 2023 11:25:25   #
JDFishes wrote:
I think a couple were offended because Trump wasn’t there and doesn’t take them seriously. Thought Christie who’s at about 3% looked pathetic calling out Trump in TV land . Lol


Christie doesn't have a chance and everyone knows it but that doesn't diminish the validity of his and others on stage point that if Trump wants the nomination and if he is running on his past record there is an obligation on his part to show up and defend his record. some things he did were real good others not so much, some of his promises he keep others he didn't keep. he knows this and that is why he is duching the primary debates he fears being challenged on the part of his record that for conservatives are undefendable.
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Sep 28, 2023 10:01:43   #
JDFishes wrote:
Now you can see why the Trumpster didn’t waste his time.😂😂 They we’re crying he wasn’t there, they should be glad, they not in his league!


I don't know I thought the funniest line of the night was "for now on we should call him Donald Duck because he ducks all the debates"
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Sep 27, 2023 22:43:03   #
Uncle_T wrote:
I don’t like either one of the front runners


so who do you like?
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Sep 27, 2023 22:06:59   #
Uncle_T wrote:
What I would like is the is the Republican party pull their head out, grow a pair and put a viable candidate on the b****t. (Don't worry, I won't v**e for Biden).

Me too


that will take people making their wishes known when v****g in the primaries
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