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Hanaguma

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  1. In other words, Democrats are angry that they cannot easily vacuum up all the lazy, apathetic, low information people- the ones who vote Dem overwhelmingly. Here are the so-called restrictions... limit who can return absentee ballots on behalf of voters, add identification requirement for absentee voting and bar outside groups from providing water to voters within 150 feet of a polling place. One Florida provision would require voters to reapply for absentee ballots for every election https://edition.cnn.com/2021/04/25/politics/new-voting-restrictions-advance-in-more-states/index.html What is so onerous about the above?
  2. Sure. Another spoiled lefty who has a tantrum when they dont get their way. If you lead a protest in the middle of the legislative session, what do you expect? Another very junior(first term) lawmaker who has no knowledge of or respect for their office.
  3. More like he'll sneak out to his beach house every weekend and "call a lid" on the other days. Continue to avoid the press, except when he can have the questions in advance AND have time to prepare his answers.
  4. I agree completely. SHould be term limits at every level of government service. A max age of 70 for their final election cycle (if not earlier). Politics was never meant to be a lifetime job.
  5. Actually, a lot of podcast and youtube folks are learning that there is a market for long form interviews. Joe Rogan does 3 hours, Bill Maher 2 hours plus, etc. Networks that try to cram interviews into 5-7 minute windows to satisfy commercial breaks are the ones in trouble.
  6. RT can't afford him. I could see him going to Blaze TV or maybe The Daily Wire. Although being a total free agent is also a possibility. He has been working from a home studio for years now- he never had to go to the NewsCorp HQ in New York, and I can't see him giving that up. He has a dedicated audience, attracts big name guests for interviews, and is a very skilled writer. Perhaps a Substack on the side?
  7. Not a question of humility , but of judgement. And there is nothing wrong with asking questions. Why should the President and his party fear answering very simple and valid questions about where they are spending America's treasure? Seems the neocons have switched parties.
  8. Questioning the need for an undeclared war, and asking for an accounting of the billions poured into it by American taxpayers, does not a Putin apologist make. It makes a patriot IMHO. The whole Putin smear is just a leftover from 2016, when the left tried so desperately (and innacurately) to tie Putin and Trump together. Somehow though, there was no invasion of Ukraine on Trump's watch, in spite of his supposed support for Russia...
  9. This is an oft repeated and never proven smear of Tucker. He is not pro Russia, he is pro America. Strange to see the left suddenly be the warmongering party in the US.
  10. What exactly IS a maga fascist, and how can we identify one in the wild?
  11. This is important, and not only for what it says about the President's current state of mind. It shows egregious collusion between the press and the president. The press GIVES HIS STAFF the questions in advance. So far in advance that they can be printed on cheat cards, complete with the order he is to call on reporters and how to answer. Obviously the so-called reporters are in on 'the game' to make the President look good. It is all an act, a performance to give the false impression that Joe Biden can answer spontaneous questions. He can't, and it shows.
  12. Get rid of them. Pests akin to rats. Civilized countries dont have this problem, nor do countries that are trying to attract the mythical "well heeled" tourist crowd. If people want dogs as pets, fine. On their own property, leashed if off property.
  13. Exactly. We might have a degree or two cooler weather. We would NOT have air conditioning, modern medicine, flight, road transportation, any imported food (except the very rich), computers, and life expectancy would be in the 50s. Doesnt seem like a great trade.
  14. Basically, Biden CANT overcome his age problem. It is a one way street. Instead, the best he can do is try to hide it. Which he already does by avoiding the media whenever possible, taking constant vacations at his beach house, having a very very light schedule, and so on. Remains to be seen if these can still be done in a non-pandemic presidential campaign.
  15. Republicans dont hate any of those things. They just want them seen in perspective. No reason for them to have such a spotlight when other, more important issues go wanting attention in the media. Drag queens can do their thing (just not around children), trans people deserve respect and treatment (but not unquestioning belief in their delusions), gay marriage is settled law. As for policies? Energy independence, America first foreign policy, fight crime, fight homelessness, control immigration and secure the border, reign in government spending, recognize China as the biggest threat to world peace....
  16. Too late. I remember when 71 year old John McCain was derided by Democrats as too old, and therefore a risk as a candidate. Avoiding debates is another sign of low confidence. As is avoiding the media. It will be hard for the President to hide in the basement this time (as he did in 2020) or give speeches to empty rooms/parking lots.
  17. Well, he couldnt spell "eight" last week, so it seems the Presidency is safe. https://nypost.com/2023/04/19/biden-misspells-number-8-as-e-i-g-h-in-maryland-speech/
  18. It does, IF the grabbing actually happened and wasn't just a stupid boast between two guys. Plus the people Trump was boasting about grabbing at least were adults.
  19. Good Lord, we agree (except the fascist bit)! Buy a lottery ticket. I would love to see Governor Christie as the nominee. He is very smart, a good speaker, and good in debate. He was actually Trump's debating partner in the 2020 campaign, playing the part of "Biden" in Trump's debate prep. He also knows how to work across the aisle. He had a largely Democratic legislature to work with during his entire term as governor of New Jersey. Put Nikki Haley or Kristi Noem as VP and it is a winning combo.
  20. Tell him to get a SIM card for his phone at the airport when he arrives. Cheap and very necessary for Google maps, food delivery, booking taxis, etc.
  21. I think that it might be Senator Coon's wife giving Biden the "OK, that is enough. Stop touching my daughter" look and pat on the shoulder. Joe has an obvious thing for hair. Well, female hair at least. Never see him zoom in to sniff men's heads. But any freshly shampooed female in his vicinity is in danger!
  22. Because she is unserious, has little leadership experience, is obviously insecure, cannot speak, has little in the way of political skill, and so on. Race and gender are irrelevant.
  23. Bit of an exaggeration there... Anyone who lives in Singapore knows very well that they do not like the idea of any illegal drug, even the Devil's Lettuce. Stay away from it.
  24. No debates? Gee, I wonder why....perhaps because ol' Joe would embarass himself? Find it hard to answer spontaneous questions? No wonder he has had the least access to the press (particularly press conferences) of any president in modern history. Harris has two big advantages in the Heirarchy of Diversity. If only she were a lesbian , she would win the trifecta. Hence, hard to get rid of.
  25. If you are truly serious then you have my sympathy. A nearly 2 year old article from VOX media is your basis? Come on, man! Tucker will land somewhere and make bank.
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