Official LRC President Donald J Trump Thread

semsurrrrrrrr wrote:

DEMENTIA DON.

https://medium.com/@whitfieldlarrabee/like-father-like-son-the-troubling-problem-of-dementia-trumps-white-house-1ed5b7f232d2https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iks184i9FOIhttps://images.app.goo.gl/c8BVD497DLVqdJyW7

A man with issues.

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

"You ain‘t black" if you don‘t back me over Trump. - Dementia Joe

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EYoUgvDWoAA7oQD?format=jpg&name=small

I saw the other thread on this and my first reaction was, so what, he's right.

Trump was endorsed by the KKK and called the white supremacists in Charlottesville some very fine people.

I'm not sure why you would consider voting for Trump if you were black. I also am not sure why you would consider voting for Trump if you were white, but that's a different discussion.

Sure, no demographic is ever going to vote as a unit, and obviously everyone can make up their own mind and vote any way they see fit. Having said that, 92% of African American voters voted for Hillary in 2016, and Biden may do even better than that.

johnny99 wrote:

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

"You ain‘t black" if you don‘t back me over Trump. - Dementia Joe

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EYoUgvDWoAA7oQD?format=jpg&name=small

I saw the other thread on this and my first reaction was, so what, he's right.

Trump was endorsed by the KKK and called the white supremacists in Charlottesville some very fine people.

I'm not sure why you would consider voting for Trump if you were black. I also am not sure why you would consider voting for Trump if you were white, but that's a different discussion.

Sure, no demographic is ever going to vote as a unit, and obviously everyone can make up their own mind and vote any way they see fit. Having said that, 92% of African American voters voted for Hillary in 2016, and Biden may do even better than that.

Saying all black people should think one way is a profoundly anti-American idea

There was a poll recently that said that people who didn't like either candidate were favoring Biden over Trump, by a fair amount. This is the reverse of 2016, when Trump won among voters who didn't like either candidate.

I'm speculating, but it's possible that the undecideds now are people who don't particularly like either Biden or Trump. And if polling is to be believed, in the end those people will be favoring Biden.

This really shows the advantage of having a candidate who may have faults, but who is generally likable.

agip wrote:

johnny99 wrote:

I saw the other thread on this and my first reaction was, so what, he's right.

Trump was endorsed by the KKK and called the white supremacists in Charlottesville some very fine people.

I'm not sure why you would consider voting for Trump if you were black. I also am not sure why you would consider voting for Trump if you were white, but that's a different discussion.

Sure, no demographic is ever going to vote as a unit, and obviously everyone can make up their own mind and vote any way they see fit. Having said that, 92% of African American voters voted for Hillary in 2016, and Biden may do even better than that.

Saying all black people should think one way is a profoundly anti-American idea

I agree with that. It's the same as when Trump said something like "if you're Jewish you shouldn't vote Democrat".

This is what I was referring to.

https://apnews.com/1bc3065eb2e4414289ef0ac1ac4ebaf7

johnny99 wrote:

This is what I was referring to.

https://apnews.com/1bc3065eb2e4414289ef0ac1ac4ebaf7

yeah these are not things presidents should say. the country is built on thinking that all men are created equal, implying we are all sovereign individuals.

I mean, we all know that this is an ideal and not how the country actually works. But the job of the president is to call for ideals, He's the one guy who is supposed to hold us together. Trump's refusal to follow that role as president is one of his greatest failures.

Biden just apologized

https://twitter.com/Yamiche/status/1263917740273946624?s=20

The greatest tragedy of the breakdown of democracy in the United States is that we are forced to choose one terrible candidate over one far worse candidate.

It's outrageous that we must choose between the two fools. Something needs to change.

Libertarian Centrist wrote:

The greatest tragedy of the breakdown of democracy in the United States is that we are forced to choose one terrible candidate over one far worse candidate.

It's outrageous that we must choose between the two fools. Something needs to change.

Easy Crush Tump. Obliterate Tumpism. Destroy the Trumpized version of the GOP. Let the GOP rebuild itself; under a new name to eradicate the current disease.

You're welcome.

Central Librarian wrote:

Libertarian Centrist wrote:

The greatest tragedy of the breakdown of democracy in the United States is that we are forced to choose one terrible candidate over one far worse candidate.

It's outrageous that we must choose between the two fools. Something needs to change.

Easy Crush Tump. Obliterate Tumpism. Destroy the Trumpized version of the GOP. Let the GOP rebuild itself; under a new name to eradicate the current disease.

You're welcome.

I would rather see an abolition of first pass the pole voting and/or electoral colleges.

One aspect of the EC is obviously broken. In the last election cycle, there were several faithless electors in both directions. Instead of allowing this to occur, they were simply replaced by electors who were known the be faithful. Isn't the whole point of the EC supposed to prevent "mob rule" and allow for faithless electors?

Libertarian Centrist wrote:

Isn't the whole point of the EC supposed to prevent "mob rule" and allow for faithless electors?

The whole point of the EC was to get a timely vote national count in the horse messaging days. Imaging trying to get the popular vote all counted up in the late 1700 and during the 1800s. It is/was acceptable to have Senate seats in dispute (2/3rds of the seats are returners) because the Senate still operates. There are a lot more House seats so some can be disputed without disruption of the House. But the president is a one person office, and vote disputes were not acceptable.

agip wrote:

Trollminator wrote:

Bump

All blame does not go to Trump. Cuomo and DiBlasio messed up in real, verifiable ways.

Read this for details

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/08/nyregion/new-york-coronavirus-response-delays.html

There are things Cuomo has said he would have done differently now in hindsight, and you will never hear Trump say that, but he didn't obfuscate and flat out lie to people. All blame goes to Trump. He set the tone for the nation, causing people all over the country, including New York to feel it wasn't something to be concerned with leading to them not taking proper precautions.

All blame goes to Trump.

Central Librarian wrote:

Easy Crush Tump. Obliterate Tumpism. Destroy the Trumpized version of the GOP. Let the GOP rebuild itself; under a new name to eradicate the current disease.

You're welcome.

I'm right behind you. Trump has run the Republican party off the map.

L L wrote:

agip wrote:

I doubt it's about money - it's about fighting. Trump said the stuff was useful and it has been attached to him, so he has to fight for it hard now. It's just regular 'always be fighting' trump strategy.

You heard him on masks...he actually said the only reason he doesn't wear a mask is because he doesn't want to give reporters the satisfaction of being proven right. fight, fight, fight. And the magas love that.

While rational people at least try to find out what's true.

That topic seemed to have been dropped a while ago.

Why fight about it now?

It makes more sense that he has brought it back up to boost the sale of it.

I don't get the fight about this drug.

The mask things is something else. That's about his image.

Trump doesn't like to be proven wrong about anything. So, he doesn't wear a mask. He at least says he's taking hydroxychloroquine, because he can't be wrong about anything. He's a fool and a moron just like all of his supporters.

His power and influence as President and the fact he belittled the virus, blamed Democrats and called it a hoax is why all the blame sits solidly on his shoulders. What he says and does influences the behavior of people in the whole country. You are correct that Cuomo's focus has been right where it needs to be as soon as he realized it was bad. We can't fault anyone for that. Trump had info early on that Cuomo didn't have, and Trump dismissed it.

All blame goes to Trump.

johnny99 wrote:

This really shows the advantage of having a candidate who may have faults, but who is generally likable.

You mean, like President Trump? His supporters know he has faults, but still like him because they think he is "their" guy. He is relatable, he speaks their language, he does not sugarcoat anything, he is entertaining, and he stands up against their enemy.

But it may be hard to understand his appeal to the forgotten men and women of America if you are living in a bubble.

Sally, there are always a decent number of undecideds heading into election day. Most of them don't watch the news or tune in to see if the President is behaving himself or not. They wait until election day and ask themselves if they are better off under this President or not. We will be in recession in November. He's already losing big time in the polls. He will not acquire all of the undecideds. If Biden is breathing, he will win in November.

Just keep him locked up in the basement.

#Trumplandslide

"Four more years!"

KAG2020