McParadigm wrote:I get why the taxes thing resonates with people, but it’s the liquidating of all his stocks and bonds in 2014 and the taking on of $420 million in short return personal debt that make him appear financially unstable and potentially beholden his creditors.
No one understands what the fuck you're talking about, you fucking liberal elitist. I can't vote for you.
How much did you pay last year in taxes? Was it more or less than $750?
Everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. We're all fine here, now, thank you. How are you?
You've made your point, but the question you don't seem to be able to answer is, "Who does this appeal to?"
VinylGuy wrote:its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
Mickey wrote:You've made your point, but the question you don't seem to be able to answer is, "Who does this appeal to?"
low information voters.
Today was interviewing mothers in Avon, OH outside of Cleveland, and there was a mother voting for Trump. "I just keep hearing things about how he's having cognitive problems."
That's a completely made up pile of shit that Trump says over and over and over again. Next thing you know, all these fucking idiots who still haven't decided which President is for them think they've been hearing about this thing and it sounds problematic.
Everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. We're all fine here, now, thank you. How are you?
It depends on who the actual undecided voter left actually is. Is it some guy in the suburbs who voted Trump "for a change" in 2016 but is thinking of holding his nose and voting for Biden this time? Would this work on him? Maybe? I honestly don't know. I feel like, too often, we conflate "this won't convince his base" with "this won't convince anyone." Part of that is the media's fault, with so much attention on the Trump voter (how many hundreds of Rust Belt diners got written about in the past four years) that we actually start thinking that represents the median voter.
Of course it's not going to convince his hardcore base, but no one was asking Romney what he was going to do to court people in Brooklyn. I'm not saying that's what's happening here, but it's a broader thing that always comes up when these conversations happen that's odd to me.
I think the much bigger reason it's unlikely to matter is that by now, I'd imagine most people have pretty much already made up their mind.
It costs us nothing to repeat the fuck out of $750. People won't remember all the places they hear it. They'll just know they've heard about the $750.
No one with a brain is in the undecided group, and even if they are. These tricks work on all people from the smartest to the stupidest. Repeated messages eventually feel true and relevant.
Everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. We're all fine here, now, thank you. How are you?
It costs us nothing to repeat the fuck out of $750. People won't remember all the places they hear it. They'll just know they've heard about the $750.
No one with a brain is in the undecided group, and even if they are. These tricks work on all people from the smartest to the stupidest. Repeated messages eventually feel true and relevant.
I don't think we covered the bold enough in this thread, especially in regard to said message being true or not.
It costs us nothing to repeat the fuck out of $750. People won't remember all the places they hear it. They'll just know they've heard about the $750.
No one with a brain is in the undecided group, and even if they are. These tricks work on all people from the smartest to the stupidest. Repeated messages eventually feel true and relevant.
I don't think we covered the bold enough in this thread, especially in regard to said message being true or not.
It costs us nothing to repeat the fuck out of $750. People won't remember all the places they hear it. They'll just know they've heard about the $750.
No one with a brain is in the undecided group, and even if they are. These tricks work on all people from the smartest to the stupidest. Repeated messages eventually feel true and relevant.
I don't think we covered the bold enough in this thread, especially in regard to said message being true or not.
I've long held that Connecticut is one of the worst states.
It costs us nothing to repeat the fuck out of $750. People won't remember all the places they hear it. They'll just know they've heard about the $750.
No one with a brain is in the undecided group, and even if they are. These tricks work on all people from the smartest to the stupidest. Repeated messages eventually feel true and relevant.
I don't think we covered the bold enough in this thread, especially in regard to said message being true or not.
I've long held that Connecticut is one of the worst states.
But is that really saying anything? Is it telling us that the country, including moderates and independents, are equally interested in questions about Biden's ear piece and Trump's taxes? Or is it telling us that a certain portion of the country is just really, really in the rabbit hole on Biden's ear piece (or it could be telling us that only a certain portion of the country cares about Trump's taxes). The intensity of Trump's base doesn't mean they're swing voters; it's just the opposite.
This isn't me saying a focus on Trump's taxes would work; I have no idea how Americans are going to react to things. But again, not swinging Trump's base doesn't really mean anything.
true or not im not going to look. they are saying he paid is taxes in earlier years as an overage and instead of asking for the money back he overpaid told IRS to keep it for future taxes
two things pop into my head if this is true
why not come out with this plausible explanation (i do the same thing just not on that scale) to shut people up unless he is looking to drop it as a gotchya moment at tonights debate if its brought up
Peeps wrote:to be sure both sides have their feet dug in so much that no matter what evidence you present to make the other side seem bad their supporters will not budge at all
its why i dont even feel like pointing out flaws in either (trumps just evil and i am not sure that biden was the right candidate)
yep
And they say that a hero could save us
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
