agip wrote:
Apparently our president has tweeted close to 100 times today, between tweets and retweets, etc.
I haven't counted but I read that. It's a lot, anyway.
He is freaking out bigly. Must be ah slightly worried about his finances and electoral prospects.
He is going out in a very ugly way... he'll need lots of attention to cushion his devastating loss, even if he has to turn himself into an even bigger $hit stain in the process. The meltdown is indeed epic.
Read and weep biff
https://twitter.com/murray_nyc/status/1315706265574748161?s=20
Pure desperation, threatening americans on COVID relief and telling them they are going to hell if they don't vote for him... own it biff and sally, own it.
The confederacy declared war on the United States of America in order to prevent democracy within its borders, and the CSA is still working on that goal.
Line to vote in Georgia:
https://twitter.com/clairecmc/status/1315691917817139206?s=20
First day of early voting in Georgia.
Reports are that people are waiting as long as 4 hours in heavily Democratic counties.
Not sure if that's a good sign or a bad sign, but I'm glad I voted absentee two weeks ago.
Fat hurts wrote:
First day of early voting in Georgia.
Reports are that people are waiting as long as 4 hours in heavily Democratic counties.
Not sure if that's a good sign or a bad sign, but I'm glad I voted absentee two weeks ago.
Disgraceful, the GOP don’t value or respect democracy.
Remember, Republicans are against government handouts to private enterprise. it's a core GOP belief and nothing could shake that.
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Federal payments to farmers are projected to hit a record $46 billion this year as the White House funnels money to Mr. Trump’s rural base in the South and Midwest ahead of Election Day.
The gush of funds has accelerated in recent weeks as the president looks to help his core supporters who have been hit hard by the double whammy of his combative trade practices and the coronavirus pandemic. According to the American Farm Bureau, debt in the farm sector is projected to increase by 4 percent to a record $434 billion this year and farm bankruptcies have continued to rise across the country.
Trollminator wrote:
https://twitter.com/TheDailyEdge/status/1315711001094955009?s=20
The President is not alone in his thinking about the economy. It's also an easy sell to the masses.
Gina wrote:
Fat hurts wrote:
First day of early voting in Georgia.
Reports are that people are waiting as long as 4 hours in heavily Democratic counties.
Not sure if that's a good sign or a bad sign, but I'm glad I voted absentee two weeks ago.
Disgraceful, the GOP don’t value or respect democracy.
People are going to show up the next day and stand again for hours if needed.. they want to send a message.
Trollminator wrote:
Gina wrote:
Disgraceful, the GOP don’t value or respect democracy.
People are going to show up the next day and stand again for hours if needed.. they want to send a message.
I think a lot of the urge to vote early is so you can psychically move on a little bit. After you vote, you can relax and maybe not freak out as much day to day. You did your part, you voted, now it's out of your hands. People want that feeling of being able to stop thinking so much about this election.
agip wrote:
Remember, Republicans are against government handouts to private enterprise. it's a core GOP belief and nothing could shake that.
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Federal payments to farmers are projected to hit a record $46 billion this year as the White House funnels money to Mr. Trump’s rural base in the South and Midwest ahead of Election Day.
The gush of funds has accelerated in recent weeks as the president looks to help his core supporters who have been hit hard by the double whammy of his combative trade practices and the coronavirus pandemic. According to the American Farm Bureau, debt in the farm sector is projected to increase by 4 percent to a record $434 billion this year and farm bankruptcies have continued to rise across the country.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/12/us/politics/trump-farmers-subsidies.html?action=click&module=Top%20Stories&pgtype=Homepage
I consider farmers a lost cause unfortunately. Most will trade their future solvency for a few extra bucks from trump. They can't survive under trade wars and economic instability, and it's a reality that it's a congested industry with way too much fat to cut. Trump disturbed the balance and there is no going back for so many of these farmers. Trump never had their backs to begin with and will without a doubt let them collapse if they help elect him.
Trumpet Georgia Governor Kemp is known for his suppression of voting !! His attempt to outlaw Atlanta mask wearing was a morbid way of to eliminate Black voters there. Think about it ! He did it, after meeting with Trump !?!
Sally Vix wrote:
Rigged for Hillary wrote:
Dementia Joe doesn't know where he is.
https://twitter.com/abigailmarone/status/1315707293514817542/photo/1Elder abuse.
Rigged , why have the Dems/Libs here been focusing on polls for three months now? That is all they talk about. Polls, polls and more polls. I thought Biden/Harris was a given winner. No doubt to that result. Maybe they keep referring to polls 24/7 because they need some reassurance Biden will win and they are not so sure anymore? They realize that Trump may win and they need something like a warm blanket to comfort themselves.
Done berating your wife so early today? I suppose that's good that you've stopped today, but you really should not do that at all, and you certainly should not do it and then brag on the internet about it. Loser.
Trollminator wrote:
Read and weep biff
https://twitter.com/murray_nyc/status/1315706265574748161?s=20
Nate Cohn is the poor man's Nate Silver, Pay no attention to him. He was hilariously wrong in the 2016 presidential election.
They are not an A+ polling group. They are a complete joke.
FL senate & gov race in 2018- WRONG
Presidential 2016 race - WRONG
Presidential 2020 race- WRONG
Norpoth > the Nate midgets: Silver & Cohn
Start paying attention to Trafalgar, Peoples Pundit & Barnes Law.
agip wrote:
The confederacy declared war on the United States of America in order to prevent democracy within its borders, and the CSA is still working on that goal.
Line to vote in Georgia:
https://twitter.com/clairecmc/status/1315691917817139206?s=20
That's actually what a Biden rally looks like.
A long line of voters.
Trollminator wrote:
agip wrote:
Remember, Republicans are against government handouts to private enterprise. it's a core GOP belief and nothing could shake that.
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Federal payments to farmers are projected to hit a record $46 billion this year as the White House funnels money to Mr. Trump’s rural base in the South and Midwest ahead of Election Day.
The gush of funds has accelerated in recent weeks as the president looks to help his core supporters who have been hit hard by the double whammy of his combative trade practices and the coronavirus pandemic. According to the American Farm Bureau, debt in the farm sector is projected to increase by 4 percent to a record $434 billion this year and farm bankruptcies have continued to rise across the country.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/12/us/politics/trump-farmers-subsidies.html?action=click&module=Top%20Stories&pgtype=HomepageI consider farmers a lost cause unfortunately. Most will trade their future solvency for a few extra bucks from trump. They can't survive under trade wars and economic instability, and it's a reality that it's a congested industry with way too much fat to cut. Trump disturbed the balance and there is no going back for so many of these farmers. Trump never had their backs to begin with and will without a doubt let them collapse if they help elect him.
I read somewhere that farmers and miners are the most conservative industries on the planet - they are in the gop bag, yes. No matter how much trump hurts them with tariffs and trade wars.
Flagpole wrote:
Fat hurts wrote:
Yes, Rigged. M@ga-babies don't care. That's the point. That's why we have 4% of the world's population and 20% of the deaths.
Our care for one another is central to the gospel of Jesus. But m@ga-babies refuse to care. Caring is seen as unmanly. But make no mistake. Their lack of empathy is just pure evil.
CORRECT!
Cuomo doesn't care either. Rules for thee but not for me.
https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/cuomo-defends-not-wearing-a-mask-at-indoor-presser/2653045/https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EjDV3DCVoAMVL49?format=jpg&name=360x360Sally Vix wrote:
Apologize for the previous post but I am passionate about it.
No, you are an idiot. Loser.