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[BackAgain]

That ^ chart could be my next avie.

The chart that saved Trump’s life!

 

[luiza]

While I’ve been away for a bit: some asshole tried to assassinate Pres. Trump.

Not a good start .

Nobody tried to assassinate Donny Boy .
But they sure wanted Gullibles to believe that they did .

And you did .

 

[Concerned American]

Not a good start .

Nobody tried to assassinate Donny Boy .
But they sure wanted Gullibles to believe that they did .

And you did .

GTFOH, Scumbag. The families of the wounded and murdered would disagree with you.

 

[MarathonMike]

Zzz

You are so far beneath contempt, I have to confess that it cheapens folks to stoop so low as to respond to you.

So, I hereby make some minor amends:

I’m putting you ignore.

I won’t miss you. Adios, fume.

There have been but a handful of vile posters I have put on Ignore in 10 years. Okfume is one of them.

 

[MarathonMike]

Not a good start .

Nobody tried to assassinate Donny Boy .
But they sure wanted Gullibles to believe that they did .

And you did .

Another foreign poster without a clue. Stick to Benny Hill reruns.

 

[Dante]

While I’ve been away for a bit: some asshole tried to assassinate Pres. Trump. , Trump destroyed pathetic pedo perv Biden at the debate, JD Vance was selected by Trump to be his running mate, and what else? Oh yeah, our message Board libturds have collectively melted down in spectacular fashion (to be addressed in a later post or thread), Trump has become the official GOP nominee for President … and what else? Hm. So far, it’s good news.
And our incumbent flop of a President is about to drop out of the race for re-election and his Party is going to put on a shit show for a convention. Good? It’s great.

This thread and OP has to be flagged for later reference.

Why? Aside from the "pedo perv" "libturds" and other juvenile/sophomoric shit, It will be wonderful or the membership here @ usmb to be able to look back at a thread that poses yet another Liability for a dear old member.


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[BackAgain]

This thread and OP has to be flagged for later reference.

Why? Aside from the "pedo perv" "libturds" and other juvenile/sophomoric shit, It will be wonderful or the membership here @ usmb to be able to look back at a thread that poses yet another Liability for a dear old member.


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The dainty ^ is such a pathetic school marm.

Clearly, the dainty wants to be a mod.

The dainty wishes he wasn’t obsessed with me. But, he is, as evidenced by how he follows me around.

It’s kind of icky. But there he is.

 

[BackAgain]

The significance of the passage of time will help

But we will be unburdened by the past …

Tomorrow and tomorrow and yesterday which was today at the time.

 

[Dante]

With Biden out -- Probably time for Trump to withdraw, eh?

Heading into the general election this year, the 2024 election was shaping up to be a record battle not just because of the age of the two candidates, but because of the historic size of the share of Americans who didn’t like either one of them. A quarter of Americans fell into this group of so-called “double negatives.”

As of April, nearly half of registered voters (49%) said they wanted to see both candidates replaced on the ballot – and Biden supporters (62%) were considerably more likely than Trump supporters to say this.

Following Biden’s poor showing in the June 27 debate, his own supporters’ calls for him to be replaced only increased. By early July, 71% of voters who backed Biden also said they would prefer to see both candidates replaced on the ballot.

Joe Biden, Public Opinion and His Withdrawal From the 2024 Race

Here are some of the key public opinion dynamics around Joe Biden’s choice to not pursue the Democratic nomination for the 2024 presidential race.

www.pewresearch.org

 

[whitehall]

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That ^ chart could be my next avie.

The chart that saved Trump’s life!

A chart saved Trump's life? You have been gone a while.

 

[BackAgain]

A chart saved Trump's life? You have been gone a while.

Yep. He credited that chart. Actually, it would be more precise to say the chart’s position behind him and to his right.

 

[BackAgain]

With Biden out -- Probably time for Trump to withdraw, eh?

Heading into the general election this year, the 2024 election was shaping up to be a record battle not just because of the age of the two candidates, but because of the historic size of the share of Americans who didn’t like either one of them. A quarter of Americans fell into this group of so-called “double negatives.”

As of April, nearly half of registered voters (49%) said they wanted to see both candidates replaced on the ballot – and Biden supporters (62%) were considerably more likely than Trump supporters to say this.

Following Biden’s poor showing in the June 27 debate, his own supporters’ calls for him to be replaced only increased. By early July, 71% of voters who backed Biden also said they would prefer to see both candidates replaced on the ballot.

Joe Biden, Public Opinion and His Withdrawal From the 2024 Race

Here are some of the key public opinion dynamics around Joe Biden’s choice to not pursue the Democratic nomination for the 2024 presidential race.

www.pewresearch.org

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lol. More wishful thinking by a loser libturd.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

But we will be unburdened by the past …

Tomorrow and tomorrow and yesterday which was today at the time.

Can I get a Venn diagram of that?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

With Biden out -- Probably time for Trump to withdraw, eh?

Heading into the general election this year, the 2024 election was shaping up to be a record battle not just because of the age of the two candidates, but because of the historic size of the share of Americans who didn’t like either one of them. A quarter of Americans fell into this group of so-called “double negatives.”

As of April, nearly half of registered voters (49%) said they wanted to see both candidates replaced on the ballot – and Biden supporters (62%) were considerably more likely than Trump supporters to say this.

Following Biden’s poor showing in the June 27 debate, his own supporters’ calls for him to be replaced only increased. By early July, 71% of voters who backed Biden also said they would prefer to see both candidates replaced on the ballot.

Joe Biden, Public Opinion and His Withdrawal From the 2024 Race

Here are some of the key public opinion dynamics around Joe Biden’s choice to not pursue the Democratic nomination for the 2024 presidential race.

www.pewresearch.org

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Most popular evahhhhhh

81,000,LOL real voters!

 

[BackAgain]

Can I get a Venn diagram of that?

Yes, but they are only available from Kamalalala.