48%: The Democratic Party needs to face an ugly reality

[eagle1462010]

The OP is hopeful but certainly less than convincing.

 

[DukeU]

The Democrats offer concrete policies across the board, while the Trump cult offers only fear and hate.

Concrete policies?!? They had to be forced by their falling poll #'s to condemn the riots and violence.

Pollster: Biden denounces Kenosha violence after campaign ...

Pollster: Biden denounces Kenosha violence after campaign 'misjudged how important it was to the American people'

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden finally condemned the ongoing violence in Kenosha, Wis. and cities across the country after his campaign initially "misjudged how important it was to the American people."

www.foxnews.com

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden finally condemned the ongoing violence in Kenosha, Wis. and cities across the country after his campaign initially "misjudged how important it was to the American people," pollster and president of Maslansky & Partners, Lee Carter told “Fox & Friends Weekend” Sunday.

The Democrats act like patriots and decent human beings,

By backing and supporting the riots?

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

This is just a guess, of course, but somewhere around 48% of those who vote in November will be voting for Donald Trump. Without going into the laundry list of obvious examples or any of the standard talking points, there are certainly plenty of reasons not to. Yet he has a perfectly reasonable chance of winning.

Right now, polls show that about 43% of Americans approve of the job he's doing. This, after everything that has happened, and that number should be a very sobering indication of where this country is right now. Personally, I try to understand how these people can do this, but I still only understand some of it.

Anyway, here's the point: Elections are about contrasts. Choices. How can that many people support this disaster of a person? For many of them, they're looking at the alternative. And when those who provide their information and opinions for them point at things like PC and Identity Politics and Cancel Culture and an overall culture in decay, they can make reasonable points not to vote for the Democratic party. Even with, amazingly, this profoundly damaged person in the White House.

It's certainly too late to make any changes before November, but the Democratic party had a chance to take over the middle, and I don't see that happening. There is no excuse, zero, none, for the race to be this close. Regardless of who wins, the Democrats have too often allowed the wrong voices to represent them. It allows the Trumpsters to tie all the silliest crap coming from the hardcore Left to the milquetoast, feeble Biden.

This should be a learning experience, but I'm doubtful.

Any more questions.

NO nation wants a leader who gets on their KNEES and SUBMITS to a feral mob of zoo animals who DEMAND that nation is literally demolished and replaced with something PRIMITIVE and INFERIOR.

 

[Votto]

The OP is hopeful but certainly less than convincing.

Monday, September 14

Race/Topic (Click to Sort)	Poll	Results	Spread
Arizona: Trump vs. Biden	OH Predictive Insights	Biden 52, Trump 42	Biden +10

Sunday, September 13

Race/Topic (Click to Sort)	Poll	Results	Spread
General Election: Trump vs. Biden	FOX News	Biden 51, Trump 46	Biden +5
Arizona: Trump vs. Biden	CBS News/YouGov	Biden 47, Trump 44	Biden +3
Minnesota: Trump vs. Biden	CBS News/YouGov	Biden 50, Trump 41	Biden +9
Arizona Senate - McSally vs. Kelly	CBS News/YouGov	Kelly 49, McSally 42	Kelly +7
Minnesota Senate - Lewis vs. Smith	CBS News/YouGov	Smith 47, Lewis 40	Smith +7
President Trump Job Approval	FOX News	Approve 48, Disapprove 51	Disapprove +3

Saturday, September 12

Race/Topic (Click to Sort)	Poll	Results	Spread
New Hampshire: Trump vs. Biden	NY Times/Siena*	Biden 45, Trump 42	Biden +3
Nevada: Trump vs. Biden	NY Times/Siena*	Biden 46, Trump 42	Biden +4
Arizona: Trump vs. Biden	Gravis	Biden 50, Trump 48	Biden +2
Wisconsin: Trump vs. Biden	NY Times/Siena*	Biden 48, Trump 43	Biden +5
Minnesota: Trump vs. Biden	NY Times/Siena*	Biden 50, Trump 41	Biden +9
Arizona Senate - McSally vs. Kelly	Gravis	Kelly 48, McSally 43	Kelly +5
Minnesota Senate - Lewis vs. Smith	NY Times/Siena	Smith 49, Lewis 40	Smith +9

Look everyone! More Democrat math.

Soon they will spend $100 trillion to combat the naturally occurring gas carbon dioxide, give us all free health care and college, and collect enough taxes from the evil 1% to pay for it all even though if they took all the money from the top 1% it would only cover about 0.00000001% of the money they will spend.

But not to worry, it won't harm the economy in any way cuz all you have to do it print the money.

It's like magic!

Not to worry though Mac because I can't vote for Trump cuz he says silly things and has silly hair and is a meanie

 

[eagle1462010]

This is just a guess, of course, but somewhere around 48% of those who vote in November will be voting for Donald Trump. Without going into the laundry list of obvious examples or any of the standard talking points, there are certainly plenty of reasons not to. Yet he has a perfectly reasonable chance of winning.

Right now, polls show that about 43% of Americans approve of the job he's doing. This, after everything that has happened, and that number should be a very sobering indication of where this country is right now. Personally, I try to understand how these people can do this, but I still only understand some of it.

Anyway, here's the point: Elections are about contrasts. Choices. How can that many people support this disaster of a person? For many of them, they're looking at the alternative. And when those who provide their information and opinions for them point at things like PC and Identity Politics and Cancel Culture and an overall culture in decay, they can make reasonable points not to vote for the Democratic party. Even with, amazingly, this profoundly damaged person in the White House.

It's certainly too late to make any changes before November, but the Democratic party had a chance to take over the middle, and I don't see that happening. There is no excuse, zero, none, for the race to be this close. Regardless of who wins, the Democrats have too often allowed the wrong voices to represent them. It allows the Trumpsters to tie all the silliest crap coming from the hardcore Left to the milquetoast, feeble Biden.

This should be a learning experience, but I'm doubtful.

Any more questions.

NO nation wants a leader who gets on their KNEES and SUBMITS to a feral mob of zoo animals who DEMAND that nation is literally demolished and replaced with something PRIMITIVE and INFERIOR.

The left are a bunch of Morons..............and are too stupid to understand it............

Oh well........Darwin is coming for their animals ..........who will flood the nation with a river of tears when they lose again.

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

Yeah I don't get it either. Maybe America in the recesses of our collective soul is as fascistic and authoritarian as any banana republic. Democracy is no longer reliably producing rich, white plutocratic politicians so it must be time to destroy it.

Once again we are a representative republic.

Are we? I would question that assessment when our representatives in government do not seem to be concerned with anyone except billionaires and those who try to represent The People are branded as evil socialists.

Your problem is you beleive giving americans more and more free stuff is representing them.

 

[MisterBeale]

This is just a guess, of course, but somewhere around 48% of those who vote in November will be voting for Donald Trump. Without going into the laundry list of obvious examples or any of the standard talking points, there are certainly plenty of reasons not to. Yet he has a perfectly reasonable chance of winning.

Right now, polls show that about 43% of Americans approve of the job he's doing. This, after everything that has happened, and that number should be a very sobering indication of where this country is right now. Personally, I try to understand how these people can do this, but I still only understand some of it.

Anyway, here's the point: Elections are about contrasts. Choices. How can that many people support this disaster of a person? For many of them, they're looking at the alternative. And when those who provide their information and opinions for them point at things like PC and Identity Politics and Cancel Culture and an overall culture in decay, they can make reasonable points not to vote for the Democratic party. Even with, amazingly, this profoundly damaged person in the White House.

It's certainly too late to make any changes before November, but the Democratic party had a chance to take over the middle, and I don't see that happening. There is no excuse, zero, none, for the race to be this close. Regardless of who wins, the Democrats have too often allowed the wrong voices to represent them. It allows the Trumpsters to tie all the silliest crap coming from the hardcore Left to the milquetoast, feeble Biden.

This should be a learning experience, but I'm doubtful.

The problem, MAC, is you get all your information from the corporate media. This, makes you draw incorrect conclusions about what is going on.

If you have bad information, then you make bad conclusions. You don't really know what is going on.

Why not listen to someone that knows the inside of the DNC, knows Hillary, knows Sanders, and knows why the DNC gave up the middle?

Dennis Kucinich: The Democratic Party Has No Soul - Truthdig

As tensions between progressives and moderates boil over, the former presidential candidate offers an insider’s take on the party.

www.truthdig.com

Dennis Kucinich: The Democratic Party Has No Soul | Scheer Intelligence

As tensions between the left and right wings of the Democratic Party continue to rise, the former Congress member offers an insider’s take on the party.

www.kcrw.com

 

[Votto]

This is just a guess, of course, but somewhere around 48% of those who vote in November will be voting for Donald Trump. Without going into the laundry list of obvious examples or any of the standard talking points, there are certainly plenty of reasons not to. Yet he has a perfectly reasonable chance of winning.

Right now, polls show that about 43% of Americans approve of the job he's doing. This, after everything that has happened, and that number should be a very sobering indication of where this country is right now. Personally, I try to understand how these people can do this, but I still only understand some of it.

Anyway, here's the point: Elections are about contrasts. Choices. How can that many people support this disaster of a person? For many of them, they're looking at the alternative. And when those who provide their information and opinions for them point at things like PC and Identity Politics and Cancel Culture and an overall culture in decay, they can make reasonable points not to vote for the Democratic party. Even with, amazingly, this profoundly damaged person in the White House.

It's certainly too late to make any changes before November, but the Democratic party had a chance to take over the middle, and I don't see that happening. There is no excuse, zero, none, for the race to be this close. Regardless of who wins, the Democrats have too often allowed the wrong voices to represent them. It allows the Trumpsters to tie all the silliest crap coming from the hardcore Left to the milquetoast, feeble Biden.

This should be a learning experience, but I'm doubtful.

The problem, MAC, is you get all your information from the corporate media. This, makes you draw incorrect conclusions about what is going on.

If you have bad information, then you make bad conclusions. You don't really know what is going on.

Why not listen to someone that knows the inside of the DNC, knows Hillary, knows Sanders, and knows why the DNC gave up the middle?

Dennis Kucinich: The Democratic Party Has No Soul - Truthdig

As tensions between progressives and moderates boil over, the former presidential candidate offers an insider’s take on the party.

www.truthdig.com

Dennis Kucinich: The Democratic Party Has No Soul | Scheer Intelligence

As tensions between the left and right wings of the Democratic Party continue to rise, the former Congress member offers an insider’s take on the party.

www.kcrw.com

It boggles the mind how the Left has bashed corporate America their entire lives until just recently wholeheartedly embracing them with their legs wrapped around them.

Get a room Dims!

 

[occupied]

Yeah I don't get it either. Maybe America in the recesses of our collective soul is as fascistic and authoritarian as any banana republic. Democracy is no longer reliably producing rich, white plutocratic politicians so it must be time to destroy it.

Once again we are a representative republic.

Are we? I would question that assessment when our representatives in government do not seem to be concerned with anyone except billionaires and those who try to represent The People are branded as evil socialists.

Your problem is you beleive giving americans more and more free stuff is representing them.

Your problem is that you think money rightfully buys power and the rich are fully entitled to the handouts their pet politicians give them.

 

[Votto]

Yeah I don't get it either. Maybe America in the recesses of our collective soul is as fascistic and authoritarian as any banana republic. Democracy is no longer reliably producing rich, white plutocratic politicians so it must be time to destroy it.

Once again we are a representative republic.

Are we? I would question that assessment when our representatives in government do not seem to be concerned with anyone except billionaires and those who try to represent The People are branded as evil socialists.

Your problem is you beleive giving americans more and more free stuff is representing them.

Your problem is that you think money rightfully buys power and the rich are fully entitled to the handouts their pet politicians give them.

Only democrats know where money rightfully belongs, which is why they want to collect it all and redistribute it.

 

[Mac1958]

The problem, MAC, is you get all your information from the corporate media.

Wrong. So much for the rest of your point.

 

[MisterBeale]

The problem, MAC, is you get all your information from the corporate media.

Wrong. So much for the rest of your point.

 

[Mac1958]

The problem, MAC, is you get all your information from the corporate media.

Wrong. So much for the rest of your point.

I know. I'm not trying to convince you of anything.

 

[mamooth]

By backing and supporting the riots?

What do you think lying about Biden and the Democrats accomplishes, other than putting Trump cultists at risk of eternal damnation?

Look at the polls. You've all been telling the same lies for months, and the polls haven't budged. The nation knows you're lying. Maybe you should think up some new lies.

 

[MisterBeale]

When HRC said she would take all of her supporters, and let me tell you, she and Bill still hold a lot of sway in the DNC, and throw it behind Trump, if Bernie got the nomination. . . why do you think all of a sudden the competition in the DNC primaries collapsed and everyone coalesced around Biden?


You don't know shit MAC.

The DNC gave up the middle to the GOP, that is all there is to it, and this is all Hillary's doing.


You just don't want to know the truth.

 

[eagle1462010]

The problem, MAC, is you get all your information from the corporate media.

Wrong. So much for the rest of your point.

Meet your tribe Mac

 

[BluesLegend]

Biden has promised to RAISE TAXES and TAX MY 401K, that alone is reason for me to vote against every damn Democrat on the ballot.

 

[Rye Catcher]

This is just a guess, of course, but somewhere around 48% of those who vote in November will be voting for Donald Trump. Without going into the laundry list of obvious examples or any of the standard talking points, there are certainly plenty of reasons not to. Yet he has a perfectly reasonable chance of winning.

Right now, polls show that about 43% of Americans approve of the job he's doing. This, after everything that has happened, and that number should be a very sobering indication of where this country is right now. Personally, I try to understand how these people can do this, but I still only understand some of it.

Anyway, here's the point: Elections are about contrasts. Choices. How can that many people support this disaster of a person? For many of them, they're looking at the alternative. And when those who provide their information and opinions for them point at things like PC and Identity Politics and Cancel Culture and an overall culture in decay, they can make reasonable points not to vote for the Democratic party. Even with, amazingly, this profoundly damaged person in the White House.

It's certainly too late to make any changes before November, but the Democratic party had a chance to take over the middle, and I don't see that happening. There is no excuse, zero, none, for the race to be this close. Regardless of who wins, the Democrats have too often a
llowed the wrong voices to represent them. It allows the Trumpsters to tie all the silliest crap coming from the hardcore Left to the milquetoast, feeble Biden.

This should be a learning experience, but I'm doubtful.

The Democrats need to retake control of their party, they need to tell the Neo-Marxists to GTFO because NO Western nation and ESPECIALLY America wants Marxism and wants to collapse Capitalism and replace it with Anarchy and a Communist System.

Why do you continue to use the RED SCARE?

Q. Do you have a clue about what Marxism is?

Q. Do you belief the Democratic Party will actually take over General Motors, Ford and other industries to control the means of production?

If you do I have a bridge for sale cheap, it spans the opening from the Pacific Coast into San Francisco Bay. There is even and Island about a mile west of the bridge, it once was a Federal Prison and I'm sure Trump&Co. will sell it to you.

 

[MisterBeale]

The problem, MAC, is you get all your information from the corporate media.

Wrong. So much for the rest of your point.

I know. I'm not trying to convince you of anything.

I know, you are only trying to convince yourself.

You don't want your reality to conflict with YOUR TEE VEE. .. . . .

 

[Oddball]

Without going into the laundry list of obvious examples or any of the standard talking points, there are certainly plenty of reasons not to

Without going into the laundry list of obvious examples or any of the standard talking points, there are certainly plenty of reasons to vote for Mr Trump

Meanwhile, I've heard of absolutely no reason given to vote for Biden, which doesn't include the name Donald Trump.