Just a thought, if citizens don't know the policies of a politician, wouldn't the basic question asked be "why not"?

[shockedcanadian]

Just a thought. Secrecy of policies screams the potential for some far worse than voters could imagine.

 

[pknopp]

We don't expect policies. Concepts are enough it seems.

 

[Crepitus]

Just a thought. Secrecy of policies screams the potential for some far worse than voters could imagine.

YOu do realize that in 2020 the whole republican party platform was "whatever tRump wants", right?

 

[Oddball]

YOu do realize that in 2020 the whole republican party platform was "whatever tRump wants", right?

A mere two posts before YEAHBBBBUT TRUUUUUUMP!!!...roflmfao

TRUUUUUUMP! is the new Hitler

No, not the "literally Hitler" like the barking moonbats have barked for the last soon-to-be six years, but in the context of Godwin's Law. Seriously....How many posts does it take in any given thread, on virtually any given topic, before one of the unhinged haters comes in and says "YEAHBBUT...

www.usmessageboard.com

 

[shockedcanadian]

YOu do realize that in 2020 the whole republican party platform was "whatever tRump wants", right?

Hell, even Hitler wrote a book that provided some forewarning of his ideology.

It is a few weeks before the election, this seems awfully dangerous and a real danger of authoritarianism if politicians don't feel they need to let their citizens know. They will be no longer citizens if that continued throughout a presidency.

 

[Oddball]

Just a thought. Secrecy of policies screams the potential for some far worse than voters could imagine.

Look, dude, even the Kumdumpster doesn't know what her policies will be....She's waiting to be told what they are by her corporate/MIC/WEF puppet masters.