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Everything posted by Hanaguma
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The trend is what is important, not the raw numbers. THe Democrats are terrified that African Americans are wandering off the plantation and discovering that GOP policies, especially economics and immigration, are good for them. Plus they hate the shallow pandering that they are now getting from Harris and Obama.
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Trump debated twice, on hostile networks both times. Would do 60 Minutes if they apologized for the sleaze job done on him the previous campaign- they refused. The rest is all fluff that the public doesn't care about. They DO care about the economy and inflation and immigration. All issues the GOP has a clear lead. Plus wanting a change, which the standard bearer of the current Administration admittedly does not provide.
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JD would be a great president. IMHO probably more effective than Trump, and better at dealing with a hostile or very closely split Congress. Lifting himself out of poverty to serve in the Marine Corps, graduate of Yale Law School, successful in business, bestselling author, Senator, devoted husband and father of three. No wonder the Democrats are so scared of him.
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Debunked already, by ABC news of all people. THere were 2 medical emergencies at the townhall. Trump's team wanted to just end, but Trump wanted to end on a happier note. So they played a bit of music for a while and he interected with the crowd, finally going out to sign autographs and pose for photos with the attendees. Nothing nefarious or strange. As ABC said, "kind of endearing".
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That is quite laughable. Harris has had her nose stuck in the government trough for her entire adult life. She has never so much as run a lemonade stand. Trump was CEO of an international company with more than 20,000 employees for decades. Oh, and he was also President. So who really has a better grasp of economics and policy...
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It was a good interview. Mickelthwait pressed Trump on some issues, held his feet to the fire, and asked good follow up questions. Trump parried and stuck to his guns. It was a good, spirited back-and-forth. Nothing wrong with that. A President should be able to handle it. A pity that Harris declined the same invitation. We shall see how she does with Bret Baier.
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...and then realilty reasserts itself. The truth is, this happened about 30 minutes into a townhall style event in Philadelphia. There were 2 separate medical emergencies among the attendees which interrupted the event. So, Trump decided that instead of continuing, they would just play a positive and upbeat song, then head for home. But many people stayed, so he kept asking for more music. Finally ended by walking down to the crowd and shaking hands, signing autographs, etc. You can see on normal media the coverage was actually rather positive, calling it endearing and typical Trump trying to turn a negative into a positive. Nice try though.