RhodyPatriot
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Spin spin spin, run run run.
It's all you got.
So you're not going to answer my question, but I'm the one "running"?
You're quite the moron.
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Spin spin spin, run run run.
It's all you got.
Looks like you didn't learn the lesson of 2016.I doubt it. But keep dreaming. Trump has to win first. I'd say, there is about a 0.0% chance of that happening.
Sorry. There won't be a repeat of the miracle back-in to the presidency this time.Looks like you didn't learn the lesson of 2016.
Oh yeah. For sure. Every time he gets indicted his polling numbers rise. Keep it up.Sorry. There won't be a repeat of the miracle back-in to the presidency this time.
Again, he hasn't made any inroads into the swing states he lost last time. Which means
he's headed for the same fate.
So you admit it is found nowhere in our governing document.A lot of things aren’t in the Constitution, Simp. An entire body of thought, debate, argument and compromise. That’s why we have a lot of other documents, papers, letters etc. through which to understand them.
The only poll that counts is the one in November 2024. Before that, the polls mean nothing.Oh yeah. For sure. Every time he gets indicted his polling numbers rise. Keep it up.
You won't find any inalienable rights in the constitution.So you admit it is found nowhere in our governing document.
Got it.
The only poll that counts is the one in November 2024. Before that, the polls mean nothing.
Otherwise, Dewey would have beat Truman and Hillary would have beat Trump.
Hillary did beat Trump. The EC put him in office.The only poll that counts is the one in November 2024. Before that, the polls mean nothing.
Otherwise, Dewey would have beat Truman and Hillary would have beat Trump.
Many things are so self evident, that they didn't see a need to write them down.A lot of things aren’t in the Constitution, Simp. An entire body of thought, debate, argument and compromise. That’s why we have a lot of other documents, papers, letters etc. through which to understand them.
What about the 6th amendment. That doesn't enumerate a power the government has, or a power the government is denied.The Constitution isn't a document telling us what we are permitted to do. It's a document telling the federal government what their powers are and aren't.
It puts restrictions on the government.What about the 6th amendment. That doesn't enumerate a power the government has, or a power the government is denied.
Such as?It puts restrictions on the government.
That's a nice stereotype but doesn't really address reality.
The fact is Trump won in 2016, after having been behind Hillary in virtually every single poll. Not infrequently by double digits.
He is now well ahead of his standing in the polls in both 2016 and 2020.
Factor in the element that the polls virtually always underestimate him, and well...
Are you beginning to get the picture?
You mean your deflection to cover your lie?So you're not going to answer my question, but I'm the one "running"?
You're quite the moron.
Those are natural rights. Like self defense. If you're attacked it's natural to defend yourself. The government didn't give you that right.Such as?
What restriction is put on the government by enumerating a right of the people, to be represented by counsel, and have the power to compel witnesses on their behalf.
Which goes to the very heart of inalienable rights the people have, that aren't in the constitution, nor need to be enumerated by the government.Those are natural rights. Like self defense. If you're attacked it's natural to defend yourself. The government didn't give you that right.
Quote “separation of church and government” in the Constitution, Simp.
Nice dodge, but to be expected.So you admit it is found nowhere in our governing document.
Got it.
Ok.Which goes to the very heart of inalienable rights the people have, that aren't in the constitution, nor need to be enumerated by the government.
Remember how the argument started