They agree with trump so excuse anything he says.
In no way should the POTUS be referring to a good portion of the population as garbage, majorly stupid move that actually could cost Harris greatly.
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In no way should the POTUS be referring to a good portion of the population as garbage, majorly stupid move that actually could cost Harris greatly.
If Republican's are getting out and voting early then they're in trouble according to these numbers
Big margin of error but look at Michigan
Big margin of error but look at Michigan
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He's team Putin, living in Russia and all that. Good to see him back to comment on the US GE though.
Trump has raped a women as determined by a jury of his peers.
I can not fathom why this wasn't the end of it.
The fundamental is that inequality is rising, but they are both too tied in to the super rich that they won't countenance the tax measures required to resolve it.
It always makes me laugh when Trump fans talk about the deficit, and you think we're they asleep during his huge fiscal spend!
My "I can not fathom why this wasn't the end of it." moment was when he mocked that disabled journalist in 2016.
Aye maybe, but it surely just demoralizes people, and honestly must just push independents away.
Like Trump is not a particularly rational actor. But it seems odd to me. He seemed v relaxed on Rogan.
MAGAs found it hilarious
Could be dererium as easily as dementia. I don't think he's as bad as lot of people make out, but he's clearly not right, and should've always been intending to serve one term.
Get off your high horse. It's not like she was trying to stay out of the way.
She willing jumped in because she was trying to use her privilege to calm the asshat down as was the other white woman that intervened.
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Trump's a businessman first and foremost mate, in a controlled environment he comes across massively different then when he's free forming it.
Was talking about it the other day with a student who'd watched the Rogan thing (I haven't btw) and discussing this very thing.
You stick a live audience in front of him - completely different version you'll see, same as if he's going off script.
Theres definitely a degree of paranoia about him, given how he's been gone after since leaving office I could understand that, but in truth I think that's always been part of his character
He's actually a very bad public speaker compared to a natural one, apparently it comes across well to lots though, but certainly doesn't come across presidential at all (Harris doesn't either imo)
Disliked Reagan a lot, but he had genuine charisma, Kennedy was unarguably the single most charismatic politician in the TV era, not sure where it all went in politics over there as none of the current lot seems particularly personable
It might be different this year.
https://www.ncsbe.gov/news/press-re...-about-vote-counting-and-reporting-process-nc
Under a new law, in-person early voting results may be reported later than usual on election night. This, in turn, may cause Election Day results to be reported later as well. Previously, county boards of elections could tabulate early voting results before the close of polls, then report those results almost immediately at 7:30 p.m. on election night. Under changes made in Section 29 of N.C. Session Law 2023-140, county boards must wait until 7:30 p.m. to “close the polls” on early voting tabulators and begin the process of counting and reporting results of ballots cast during the early voting period. This process will take an estimated 30 to 60 minutes — and possibly longer in some counties — before unofficial early voting results can be posted publicly on the Dashboard. Unlike early voting results, absentee ballots received before Election Day can be tabulated before the polls close under state law. Those absentee results will likely be the first to appear publicly for any given county when the polls close. Under state law, absentee ballots returned on Election Day are added to the vote totals during the 10-day canvass period. For more information, see Election Night Reporting Timeline.
Agreed. TBF there's been many.
This was the big one for this election cycle - admittedly a bit closer to home for me personally.
via The Guardian:
Many of the regular American posters on here have spent countless pages on several threads in this forum trying to explain to you just how it's gone in politics over here and why.
As well as numerous books and articles you can read on why we are here right now
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