Watch and react to polls or commit to the long-term mission?

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Nope. Democrats are just as racist as they were then. The just disguise it now.

Nah, you are a hidden racist if you are spreading that nonsense.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Hobos were a 1930's and 1940's thing.

Even during the 1920's.

We call hobos 'homeless' now. We have them, far too many of them.

 

[Blisterfinger]

We call hobos 'homeless' now. We have them, far too many of them.

Being homeless was cool in the late '60s and seventies. A good time was had by all.

 

[jc456]

So what's your point. I said I don't believe polls.

What I do believe is that Trump can hurt himself. You can do the RIGHT thing in the WRONG way. But, he's not calling me for advice so I hope he's successful.

yet you state you're influenced from DC. I have no idea what that means.

 

[martybegan]

We call hobos 'homeless' now. We have them, far too many of them.

Hobos were able to take care of themselves mostly.

Our current homeless are mostly mentally addicted drug addicts, that the left like to keep alive at minimum levels for some reason.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Hobos were able to take care of themselves mostly.

Our current homeless are mostly mentally addicted drug addicts, that the left like to keep alive at minimum levels for some reason.

They survived, many of them, yes.

 

[HikerGuy83]

I still think something was very wrong with 2020, but if there was a coverup, it's still holding.

I'm less inclined to think steal and think more like it was botched. But I don't follow it that closely since my opinion means nothing.

The point is, Trump was out by hook or by crook and it can happen again (more likely by crook, but if he's pissed enough people off, it won't matter).

 

[HikerGuy83]

yet you state you're influenced from DC. I have no idea what that means.

My statement was based on what I see happening in D.C. It's those folks (the reporters and congressliars)....not polls of people in Wyoming.

And I don't like what I see.

Hope that helps.

 

[jc456]

My statement was based on what I see happening in D.C. It's those folks (the reporters and congressliars)....not polls of people in Wyoming.

And I don't like what I see.

Hope that helps.

What triggers them are polls

 

[HikerGuy83]

What triggers them are polls

What triggers them is the stupid stuff Trump is doing that the media is able to blow out of proportion causing them to want Trump gone.

 

[jc456]

What triggers them is the stupid stuff Trump is doing that the media is able to blow out of proportion causing them to want Trump gone.

Stupid stuff?

 

[HikerGuy83]

Stupid stuff?

I don't mind tariffs.

I think we need to deport a lot of people.

I think we need DOGE.

But you can do the RIGHT thing in the WRONG way.

Most of my conservative friends all agree he isn't doing himself any favors. They want done what he is doing.

But in the case of one of them who is married to lefty.....he's getting his rear end kicked every night and that isn't necessary.

 

[my2¢]

A jobs report that beat expectations by a mile and a rebounding stock market must have libs all pissed off today huh?

I see liberals and conservatives are thoughtful folks who have sense in not wishing ill against our leaders or taking pleasure in bad news for the sake of politics. The situation you describe is the game of the partisan Democrat and Republican mental midgets.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

177K is a nice sum but far lower than many of Biden's JRs.

 

[BrokeLoser]

I see liberals and conservatives are thoughtful folks who have sense in not wishing ill against our leaders or taking pleasure in bad news for the sake of politics. The situation you describe is the game of the partisan Democrat and Republican mental midgets.

There’s a very simple very obvious distinction to be made…nearly all of one party’s policies are destructive for America on their face while the other party’s policies are all very clearly aimed to benefit America/Americans.
Do you make that distinction?

 

[my2¢]

There’s a very simple very obvious distinction to be made…nearly all of one party’s policies are destructive for America on their face while the other party’s policies are all very clearly aimed to benefit America/Americans.
Do you make that distinction?

I take each issue on its own, I don't concern myself with what any side takes. The hypocrisy of both sides is too much for me to take them seriously. And whether either political side is happy or pissed, I can't see reason for that to be any concern of mine.

Getting back to the commitment to tariffs, the economic reports such as today's provide answers to what path the situation takes. The influence of media is overblown in my view. Sugar coating bad news and downplaying good news isn't going to supplant a voter's own personal experience.

 

[BrokeLoser]

I take each issue on its own, I don't concern myself with what any side takes. The hypocrisy of both sides is too much for me to take them seriously. And whether either political side is happy or pissed, I can't see reason for that to be any concern of mine.

Getting back to the commitment to tariffs, the economic reports such as today's provide answers to what path the situation takes. The influence of media is overblown in my view. Sugar coating bad news and downplaying good news isn't going to supplant a voter's own personal experience.

That’s a-lot of words…I’m asking you and not the “sides”….Which core Democrat policies are clearly favorable for America/Americans?
Which core Republican policies are clearly not favorable for America/Americans?
Have you noticed that questions such as these ALWAYS get side-stepped by fence-sitters…why do you think that is?

 

[HikerGuy83]

That’s a-lot of words…I’m asking you and not the “sides”….Which core Democrat policies are clearly favorable for America/Americans?
Which core Republican policies are clearly not favorable for America/Americans?
Have you noticed that questions such as these ALWAYS get side-stepped by fence-sitters…why do you think that is?

Why don't you make a list of what you think those core policies are.

I think you'll find that many democrats are unhappy with their party because of the co-opting of the platforms by the likes of Obama, Warren, Sanders and AOC. Many are much much more moderate.

I will tell you that NEITHER party comes close to practicing, much less espousing the principles of the TENTH AMENDMENT.

George Bush and his drunken sailor congress threw away a key opportunity. They blew it (and in my estimation they take most of the blame for our current deficit situation).

You are good with the federal government spending 25% of GDP. That is well beyond anything Reagan or other would have imagined possible.

And how about those wars ? I was against them from the start. Dick Cheney who I used to truly admire really let me down in that one. And his famous "deficits don't matter" comment really sealed it for me. What a bummer.

 

[HikerGuy83]

Sugar coating bad news and downplaying good news isn't going to supplant a voter's own personal experience.

That is why Harris got her a** kicked last November.

 

[HikerGuy83]

That’s a-lot of words…I’m asking you and not the “sides”….Which core Democrat policies are clearly favorable for America/Americans?
Which core Republican policies are clearly not favorable for America/Americans?
Have you noticed that questions such as these ALWAYS get side-stepped by fence-sitters…why do you think that is?

Sharply More Americans Want to Curb Immigration to U.S.

For the first time in nearly two decades, a majority of Americans think immigration to the U.S. should be decreased.

news.gallup.com

And this is legal immigration.

55% want it reduced.

Only 18% want it increased.

That means a lot of democrats are not for increased LEGAL IMMIGRATION.

And when it comes to the border....

A majority of 55% approve of Trump’s job performance on border security (40% disapprove), making it his only net positive rating. Almost all Republicans (90%), a large minority of independents (44%) and a quarter of Democrats (24%) approve of his handling of the border.

Not to shabby.