Re: Election 2020
Posted: Mon October 19, 2020 7:32 pm
Guinn v. United Statestree_ wrote:Why can't they make it mandatory to pass some relatively simple test before being eligible to vote?
Guinn v. United Statestree_ wrote:Why can't they make it mandatory to pass some relatively simple test before being eligible to vote?
Maybe anesthetizing people to corruption with four long years of Jared Kushner running the White House, heads of state and local orgs being directed to the president’s properties, Rick Perry giving billions of dollars in contracts to friends, threatening to withhold international aid until an investigation into a rival was conducted, holding a political rally on the White House lawn, etc was just a really bad setup for “my rival is corrupt” as a final pitch for re-election.BurtReynolds wrote:Yeah I don't think for a second this changes anything, and maybe I'm giving too much credit, but I assume most people know Biden is corrupt. The reactions are what's interesting.simple schoolboy wrote:That stopped being the story once social media and mainstream media tried to squash it.Mickey wrote:I can't imagine how anyone with an IQ over 75 could find "Biden is corrupt" to be a compelling issue in this election.
tree_ wrote:Why can't they make it mandatory to pass some relatively simple test before being eligible to vote (or have kids, for that matter)? How can people make good, well informed decisions if they are incapable of being well informed?

Simple Torture wrote:tree_ wrote:Why can't they make it mandatory to pass some relatively simple test before being eligible to vote (or have kids, for that matter)? How can people make good, well informed decisions if they are incapable of being well informed?
JuanHamm wrote:I haven't followed the Hunter Biden story at all. Is there actually anything there?
tree_ wrote:haha.. surely the barrier to literacy has weakened a tad since then?
I meanMcParadigm wrote:Maybe anesthetizing people to corruption with four long years of Jared Kushner running the White House, heads of state and local orgs being directed to the president’s properties, Rick Perry giving billions of dollars in contracts to friends, threatening to withhold international aid until an investigation into a rival was conducted, holding a political rally on the White House lawn, etc was just a really bad setup for “my rival is corrupt” as a final pitch for re-election.BurtReynolds wrote:Yeah I don't think for a second this changes anything, and maybe I'm giving too much credit, but I assume most people know Biden is corrupt. The reactions are what's interesting.simple schoolboy wrote:That stopped being the story once social media and mainstream media tried to squash it.Mickey wrote:I can't imagine how anyone with an IQ over 75 could find "Biden is corrupt" to be a compelling issue in this election.
Maybe the guys involved had a change of heart, or maybe they hate Trump for not invading more countries and freezing them out of the current admin. In either case, they have found it far more lucrative fundraising for their current cause than their previous one. You gotta respect the hustle.Hatfield wrote:I've really been enjoying listening to the Lincoln Project podcast. It's refreshing to listen to Republicans who have seen the light on Trump.
538 Update: Biden moved to 88% chance.
Also: in 2016 around 9 million people voted in Texas. With 14 days left until November 3rd, 4 million people have already voted. That's a good sign.
Normalizing the idea that our leaders are hopelessly corrupt is Trump's greatest gift to mankind.McParadigm wrote:Maybe anesthetizing people to corruption with four long years of Jared Kushner running the White House, heads of state and local orgs being directed to the president’s properties, Rick Perry giving billions of dollars in contracts to friends, threatening to withhold international aid until an investigation into a rival was conducted, holding a political rally on the White House lawn, etc was just a really bad setup for “my rival is corrupt” as a final pitch for re-election.BurtReynolds wrote:Yeah I don't think for a second this changes anything, and maybe I'm giving too much credit, but I assume most people know Biden is corrupt. The reactions are what's interesting.simple schoolboy wrote:That stopped being the story once social media and mainstream media tried to squash it.Mickey wrote:I can't imagine how anyone with an IQ over 75 could find "Biden is corrupt" to be a compelling issue in this election.
Mostly just Trump and Republicans being cunts at election timeJuanHamm wrote:I haven't followed the Hunter Biden story at all. Is there actually anything there?
Is there anyone who seethes with hatred and disgust more than Barron Trump? The more he hates, the larger he grows. One day he will consume us all.wease wrote:Barron has the same constant squint his mother has.

