Biden Win, So What?

[kaz]

Look at the polls from exactly four years ago

With a couple of exceptions, they all showed Hillary winning the popular vote; how did that turn out?

Nationwide opinion polling for the 2016 United States presidential election - Wikipedia

Turned out great. Hillary is running for re-election, right?

The polls four years ago said Hillary had like a 98% chance of winning

 

[georgephillip]

Blaming Trump for the Biden virus shows how completely desperate you are. The economy was going great before that. Now you're trying to blame Trump for a global pandemic. It's as stupid and childish as it sounds.

 

[georgephillip]

Remember when the opposition party used to pull FOR America rather than the Democrats now who not only are rooting for failure but trying to make it happen? It's sick shit

You should mention that to Merrick Garland.

 

[georgephillip]

When will you figure out that no one cares about your incessant whining over everything Trump?

Is there anything on this list you do NOT endorse?

“We urge the repeal of federal campaign finance laws, and the immediate abolition of the despotic Federal Election Commission.”

“We favor the abolition of Medicare and Medicaid programs.”

“We oppose any compulsory insurance or tax-supported plan to provide health services, including those which finance abortion services.”

“We also favor the deregulation of the medical insurance industry.”

“We favor the repeal of the fraudulent, virtually bankrupt, and increasingly oppressive Social Security system. Pending that repeal, participation in Social Security should be made voluntary.”

“We propose the abolition of the governmental Postal Service. The present system, in addition to being inefficient, encourages governmental surveillance of private correspondence. Pending abolition, we call for an end to the monopoly system and for allowing free competition in all aspects of postal service.”

Pull Back the Curtain on Efforts to Kill the U.S. Postal Service and Out Pops Koch Money

 

[georgephillip]

For Hussein to say that shows an astounding lack of self-awareness.


Appears to be the dominant gene in Democrats/Liberals.

 

[basquebromance]

"If there is going to be class warfare in this country, it's about time the working class won that war." - Kamala

 

[basquebromance]

let's see if Joe Biden can gain as many votes from the white working class a black guy whose middle name is Hussein!

 

[georgephillip]

Turned out great. Hillary is running for re-election, right?

The polls four years ago said Hillary had like a 98% chance of winning

Hillary had a one hundred percent chance of winning the popular vote, right. Except for a few exceptions she never attained a 50% support level, something Biden is doing regularly.

Trump convinced millions of angry, desperate voters he was on their side in 2016. Four years later five million Americans are infected with the MAGA virus, unemployment is at Great Depression levels, and four to five million US renters are confronting evictions before Christmas.

 

[georgephillip]

"If there is going to be class warfare in this country, it's about time the working class won that war." - Kamala

Kamala who?

"A massive recent compilation of survey research by the nonpartisan Pew Research Center found that the non-college-educated white voters Biden grew up around now constitute only about three in 10 self-identified Democrats, while white voters with a four-year college degree or more constitute nearly as many.

"People of color represent the plurality, at about 40 percent of Democrats."

Kamala Harris’s Nomination Is a Turning Point for Democrats

 

[Orangecat]

Is there anything on this list you do NOT endorse?

“We urge the repeal of federal campaign finance laws, and the immediate abolition of the despotic Federal Election Commission.”

“We favor the abolition of Medicare and Medicaid programs.”

“We oppose any compulsory insurance or tax-supported plan to provide health services, including those which finance abortion services.”

“We also favor the deregulation of the medical insurance industry.”

“We favor the repeal of the fraudulent, virtually bankrupt, and increasingly oppressive Social Security system. Pending that repeal, participation in Social Security should be made voluntary.”

“We propose the abolition of the governmental Postal Service. The present system, in addition to being inefficient, encourages governmental surveillance of private correspondence. Pending abolition, we call for an end to the monopoly system and for allowing free competition in all aspects of postal service.”

Pull Back the Curtain on Efforts to Kill the U.S. Postal Service and Out Pops Koch Money

Walls of cut-n-past propaganda don't make your posts relevant.
You're like a wind-up bumper sticker slogan toy.

 

[basquebromance]

Quite the disclosure

 

[BigDave]

You know inside that Senile Joe and Jamaican Indian Kamala Harris are going to go down like the Titanic on November 3rd.

 

[kaz]

Blaming Trump for the Biden virus shows how completely desperate you are. The economy was going great before that. Now you're trying to blame Trump for a global pandemic. It's as stupid and childish as it sounds.

I don't need a reminder you have severe Trump Derangement Syndrome. You don't let me forget. That video has nothing to do with anything. The only thing worse than blaming Trump for a global pandemic is how you cheer every death and economic problem it causes

 

[kaz]

Remember when the opposition party used to pull FOR America rather than the Democrats now who not only are rooting for failure but trying to make it happen? It's sick shit

You should mention that to Merrick Garland.

Why? What does that have to do with anything?

You could see a connection between dew on your yard and how it reminds you of how much you hate Trump, couldn't you?

 

[kaz]

Turned out great. Hillary is running for re-election, right?

The polls four years ago said Hillary had like a 98% chance of winning

Hillary had a one hundred percent chance of winning the popular vote, right. Except for a few exceptions she never attained a 50% support level, something Biden is doing regularly.

Trump convinced millions of angry, desperate voters he was on their side in 2016. Four years later five million Americans are infected with the MAGA virus, unemployment is at Great Depression levels, and four to five million US renters are confronting evictions before Christmas.

There's no such thing as "the popular vote." It's irrelevant.

So where are you from? Here's how we do Presidential elections in this country.

The Constitution of the United States: A Transcription

Note: The following text is a transcription of the Constitution as it was inscribed by Jacob Shallus on parchment (the document on display in the Rotunda at the National Archives Museum.) The spelling and punctuation reflect the original.

www.archives.gov

Cool, huh?

 

[georgephillip]

There's no such thing as "the popular vote." It's irrelevant.

So where are you from? Here's how we do Presidential elections in this country.

Where I'm from every vote should count equally when electing the only office in this country determined by nationwide plebiscite; why do you hate popular sovereignty?

Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote

"The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact will guarantee the Presidency to the candidate who receives the most popular votes across all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

"The Compact ensures that every vote, in every state, will matter in every presidential election.

"The Compact is a state-based approach that preserves the Electoral College, state control of elections, and the power of the states to control how the President is elected."

In 2016 77,000 voters in three states trumped the will of an eight million majority of American voters who cast a ballot against Trump.

 

[kaz]

There's no such thing as "the popular vote." It's irrelevant.

So where are you from? Here's how we do Presidential elections in this country.

Where I'm from every vote should count equally when electing the only office in this country determined by nationwide plebiscite; why do you hate popular sovereignty?

Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote

"The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact will guarantee the Presidency to the candidate who receives the most popular votes across all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

"The Compact ensures that every vote, in every state, will matter in every presidential election.

"The Compact is a state-based approach that preserves the Electoral College, state control of elections, and the power of the states to control how the President is elected."

In 2016 77,000 voters in three states trumped the will of an eight million majority of American voters who cast a ballot against Trump.

Tissue?

Sorry you keep picking candidates too dumb to know how elections are conducted in this country. Where do you get those jokers? Cracker Barrel?

Why did the founders decide to have the electoral college? What were they trying to do? You don't know, do you? Be honest

 

[georgephillip]

Why did the founders decide to have the electoral college? What were they trying to do? You don't know, do you? Be honest

They were trying to preserve chattel slavery.
Are you too stupid/ignorant to know that?

The Electoral College: White Supremacy’s Anvil

"Former governor of Maine Paul LePage recently made headlines when he defended the Electoral College on the grounds that it benefits white people.

"If the president were elected by popular vote, according to LePage, 'white people will not have anything to say. It’s only going to be the minorities who would elect....'"

"LePage’s racist defense of the Electoral College has a direct line to that institution’s sordid history.

"Conceived in unholy compromise with the states that permitted people to be enslaved, the Electoral College from inception was intended to put off until the distant future the possibility that an abolitionist would be president.

"The Framers needed nine of the thirteen states to ratify the agreement.

"As this map shows, the Constitution’s designers could not get to yes without satisfying most of the slave states that they would have unequal, unfair, and pro-slavery power..."

 

[kaz]

Why did the founders decide to have the electoral college? What were they trying to do? You don't know, do you? Be honest

They were trying to preserve chattel slavery.
Are you too stupid/ignorant to know that?

The Electoral College: White Supremacy’s Anvil

"Former governor of Maine Paul LePage recently made headlines when he defended the Electoral College on the grounds that it benefits white people.

"If the president were elected by popular vote, according to LePage, 'white people will not have anything to say. It’s only going to be the minorities who would elect....'"

"LePage’s racist defense of the Electoral College has a direct line to that institution’s sordid history.

"Conceived in unholy compromise with the states that permitted people to be enslaved, the Electoral College from inception was intended to put off until the distant future the possibility that an abolitionist would be president.

"The Framers needed nine of the thirteen states to ratify the agreement.

"As this map shows, the Constitution’s designers could not get to yes without satisfying most of the slave states that they would have unequal, unfair, and pro-slavery power..."

Dude. Run, do not walk to the nearest emergency room. You've completely lost your shit