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So you believe.My wife voted Trump (third vote cast at our precinct), and has been bringing people to polls since 6:30am

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So you believe.My wife voted Trump (third vote cast at our precinct), and has been bringing people to polls since 6:30am
Hrs not a Trump supporter, you blithering idiot!
Trump would be far better because he will put ANERICAN security above the security of any other nation. THST is the proper task of a POTUS. Not BATO. Not the UN. Not Ukraine, Israelnor Taiwan
She's been working for the Trump campaign since April.So you believe.![]()
It actually used to be, in a sense. My Freshman English out textbook was called “A Rhetoric of Argument” and it was all about how to read critically and provide a logical response.Apparently it needs to be. Or maybe USMB can have a training course for the people with no common sense.
What if she wants to vote for the person running against the husband's choice?What if the woman is misinformed? If the husband realizes this, he can correct the mistake she is about to make. Let's put our country first!
What if she wants to vote for the person running against the husband's choice?
Should she be allowed to vote?
What does Vance have to do with it? His wife is a doctor.1950's.
Look at Vance.
The election is not over, so how are we losing?And they wonder why they're losing lol
Thst is my public as well as private stance. I turned down a very lucrative job about a decade ago because it would have required me to work for a woman. I routinely have to change places I shop or do business because of this issue.Run with that. Shout it from the rooftops.
Don't get me wrong, I truly respect, (not a joke or being sarcastic) someone who's willing to stand up for what they believe. It's refreshing to deal with someone who isn't hypocritical because that plays better in polite company. I value honesty over political expediency.
The fact of the matter is, that you are railing against universal suffrage. Something that's wayyyyyyy over what people call mainstream. And guess what, we have it. So if you want to convince people that woman aren't supposed to vote. Go right ahead. I applaud your honesty. Your argument though belongs in debates 100 years ago. Meaning that you message won't get you elected as a dog-catcher.
Once we correct the government you ladies can go back into the home or out into the street. My wife’s well aware that I would throw her and her entire family (that I largely support) out into the street in an instant without a second thought.We're not going back. Deal with it
As I said. I respect people who stand by their believes no matter what the cost. So let me bring the conversation back to something you said before.Thst is my public as well as private stance. I turned down a very lucrative job about a decade ago because it would have required me to work for a woman. I routinely have to change places I shop or do business because of this issue.
Then again I’m not looking to get elected anything. I have no faith in any part of our government beyond the town level. Not the executives, the legislatures or judicial systems.
Since you are referring to the constitution I will ask if you are aware that those founders also established an amendment procedure? And I will further ask as to why you suppose they did that?it’s been a problem since the 19th amendment was passed. Women have no legitimate place in American politics. If the did, the Founders would have spelled it out
The Democrats tried to make it an issue with their stupid campaign ad which alleged conservative men have absolute control over their wives. That could not be further from the truth because we know most liberal men fall into the cuck category. They do whatever their abortion seeking wives want in having them to vote for Kamala.Boy, these last few days. What in the world are they doing?
^^ blah blah blahOnce we correct the government you ladies can go back into the home or out into the street. My wife’s well aware that I would throw her and her entire family (that I largely support) out into the street in an instant without a second thought.
Yet I see no Democratic men complaining about their wives voting. Plenty Republicans. Why is that?The Democrats tried to make it an issue with their stupid campaign ad which alleged conservative men have absolute control over their wives. That could not be further from the truth because we know most liberal men fall into the cuck category. They do whatever their abortion seeking wives want in having them to vote for Kamala.
Because they were fools. The Amendment process is the worst part of the document. They were utterly naive in believing that people wouldn’t incorrectly use that process; just as they were naive to lay out “Rights” without laying out “Duties and Responsibilities “.As I said. I respect people who stand by their believes no matter what the cost. So let me bring the conversation back to something you said before.
Since you are referring to the constitution I will ask if you are aware that those founders also established an amendment procedure? And I will further ask as to why you suppose they did that?
Wow! Did you get it backwards! The GOP (I have no idea what the GQP is, despite you thinking it is cute) is pissed because the Dems think all conservative women absolutely abide by their husband's wishes. The Dems suggesting they should vote for Kamal and simply lie about it is in keeping with their lack of moral rectitude common to liberals.This little kerfuffle has certainly been an interesting sideshow in an otherwise ugly and tedious campaign season.
First, I wonder who came up with this idea for the Dems. Talk about target marketing -- this is both surgical and very insightful. And watching the GQP response has been hilarious. They're very angry about any suggestion that a wife think for herself and not mindlessly comply with the instruction of their husband.
Of course, mindless compliance is a requirement for being a proper MAGA.
So, you are supporting the original document written by "fools?" Can you explain what in your view was done incorrectly?Because they were fools. The Amendment process is the worst part of the document. They were utterly naive in believing that people wouldn’t incorrectly use that process; just as they were naive to lay out “Rights” without laying out “Duties and Responsibilities “.
What? You don't always keep your wife stoned to put up with you? (Reminder: You brought her into the discussion.)does mrs partiv understand her subservient role , that she needs your permission to vote and such?
my wife mist be a sinful woman. is stoning the answer?
No such thing in this world, unless he is a Democrat.What if the man is uninformed?
Many things were done incorrectly. As I’ve already pointed out… the inclusion of an amendment process and a list of rights without a list of duties and responsibilities. I’m against the inclusion of “rights” at all but the lack or the expectations of the citizenry towards the government is a massive omission. Article I, Section 8’s wording is atrocious at best and that has lead to misunderstandings which have inflated the federal government’s power and budget like a hot air balloon. Additionally, the lack of an absolute isolationism clause was a major mistake.So, you are supporting the original document written by "fools?" Can you explain what in your view was done incorrectly?
(I'm taking this step by step, so we don't get sidetracked)