FEDIT POLITICS Thread

In future elections the Republican party needs to refuse to participate and give any legitimacy to these legacy media debates.

 

Missed opportunity for sure. But we cannot understate how hostile and rigged the environment was. This was not normal.
The fact that he made it out of there alive without any catostrophic blunders is as close to a win as we were going to get.
And, fwiw - the CNN and CBS post-debate focus groups, which included interviews with undecided voters, seemed to lean toward Trump because of the contrast in candidate records.
Seems like this debate will be a net zero, especially after the emotion dies down in a couple days.
MOE is probably 2-4 points here, but that's my point - no real movement.

 

Nice analysis by someone who isn't super partisan.
Anyways, I'm done with the political theater. I hope some other "debate" format emerges in the future.

 

He often disappoints me. You know who doesn't? Untrustworthy & compromised people.

Trump is a straight up asshole who still manages to get shit done. I've had a ton of bosses but the two most effective ones were ... well, assholes. But they got the job done. I've had three bosses I REALLY liked as people. One was in my wedding. All three can't hold a job and are dogshit at managing money & decisions.

So what does it all mean? Fuck if I know. But yeah... Trump blew several opportunities to slit her throat. But so be it.

Maybe it won't matter. Maybe it's all a show. Snake oil. A goat rodeo, as my old man used to say.

I do know this- Kamala is a Maoist & she'll bring our republic down if she takes the big chair. Fuck her & hers if that happens.

 

Looking forward to seeing Matt Walsh's documentary, "Am I Racist?" this week.

The Daily Wire usually makes really cringe movies and TV shows marketed to conservatives but Walsh's last doc, "What is a Woman?" was good.

 

My father used to say that you don't have to like someone to do business with them.

Otherwise smart people who say "but I don't like him" as a reason not to vote for him deserve what they get if the Witch of the West is elected.

 

Yep... all truth.

The worst part of "they get what they deserve" is WE GET HOSED too if that happens.

Anyway, fifty-three days to D-Day, my friend. Question is - will you vote early or on the day of? There are arguments for either option. What are you planning to do?

 

We've been early voters for years. Matter of convenience. Have to admit I'd have more faith in the system if everyone had to go to the polls on election.

 

I get it. Convenience is a good thing but I also know/believe that the Dems favor prolonged voting like we have now because it is easier to manipulate. Also, they support extended deadlines on mail-ins, which I know/believe has already been used to decide local, state, and nationwide elections.

So, there it is. I'll vote on election day myself, as will the wife. It's a small town and the polling place for us is a 5-minute walk away. At most, it'll take 10 minutes to make it to the front of the line. Easy enough.

 

Hugh is a badass. Like Dennis Praeger, I've listened to him for years, and I have called in twice to their respective radio programs and been on the air with a question.

Hewitt punches hard with facts, so ... don't expect him to be on Bill Maher, ABC news, or MSNBC anytime soon.

 

Well, in your neighborhood... it takes longer because there's not enough grape soda to keep the line moving ...

 

I get your meaning, my friend.

Except this isn't 1960, or 1980, nor 1992 nor 2016 ....

It's social media age, and this debate WILL be sliced, diced, and julienned by both sides over the next 53 days. And her challenge for another debate only works if it's 1) on Fox or Newsmax and 2) unmoderated. And she'll never go for it, so I hope you enjoyed 'the debate' because it's likely the only one we'll get.

Hewitt ia brilliant. Listen to him. You'd appreciate his ideas.

 

Never said it wasn't tasty. Just that 97% of those who drink it are black. And any store owner will tell you that. Ditto orange soda.