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Given that the majority of relief supplies are stolen by Hamas, perhaps you are pointing your finger in the wrong direction.

Could be an interesting choice. Military veteran, served overseas, yet another graduate of what Bill Maher called the "A55hole factory " (Harvard). Still young, would absolutely make Biden's choice of blabbering word-salad spewer Kamala Harris look ridiculous. Americans need to think of the reality that the VP choice this election is very very important. The odds are not great for Trump or especially Biden to survive the entire 4 years of their term.

Yeah, poor guy. Having to deliver three prepared speeches. All that teleprompter reading. No wonder he started so wired and angry at Morehouse. He was thnking that he would miss 'nap time' and his usual 400pm finish for the day. I guess that is why he couldn't even say "En double A Cee Pee" at an event from said organization.

True. He could have had an exciting event like Biden in Detroit yesterday. You know, when Biden said he was the VP, spent a lot of time in Detroit as VP during the pandemic, doing what Barack wanted him to do. Also complaining about corporate landlord who keep rent down. Oh yeah, he has a stutter. Forgot that. A memory stutter it seems.

1. Abraham accords 2. Two dollar gas 3. 1.4% inflation 4. Record low unemployment for minorities 5. Partial fix on immigration 6. Stimulating lazy NATO members to pay their fair share for defence 7. No Russian invasion of Ukraine (unlike Obama or Biden) 8. Criminal justice reform 9. Funding of HBCU

What do I find offensive? 1. Funding the useless war in Ukraine. Money better spent on American veterans. 2. Infrastructure. Good idea but poorly executed and too tied with agenda driven and politically driven projects. 3. European allies? Stand with them but don't stand FOR them. They need to do more to defend themselves. 4. Tax the wealthy. Already taxed enough. The government has a spending problem, not a revenue problem. 5. Get kids out of poverty and support seniors. These have no meaning without any policy. PLUS 1. Paying student loans. Rob the poor to pay the rich at its worst. 2. Disaster of Afghanistan 3. Disastrous Middle East policy 4. Inflation and cost of living destroying ordinary Americans. 5. Borderline treasonous immigration policy

Well, all they have to do is look at what the other side is offering: a slice of Biden, and a substantial chance of Harris taking over at some point. That is enough to make anyone think twice, especially when you also consider the policies that the two parties are supporting.

Trump isnt afraid to talk to people where they live. Witness his huge crowd last week in New Jersey, another Democratic state. For his faults, at least he doesnt look like a corpse, as Bill Maher so accurately described Joe Biden.

...maybe because they had one before the war? Just guessing.

Hey no worries, it is a topic that brings out strong emotions, even the best of us can get a bit carried away. I would hesitate to use the words "experts" and "social media" in the same sentence though. As for Hamas support, it was over 40%, and growing, last December according to NPR, hardly a right wing media outlet; https://www.npr.org/2023/12/21/1217758546/hamas-support-palestinians-west-bank

Very common in many countries for soldiers to be teenagers. Finish high school, enlist. When I joined up, I was 19 too.

There is no confusion. The terrorist group is supported by Palestinians. There is not a lot of space between them. The only difference is the level of commitment and the willingness to do grievous violence. No need to get personal and make assumptions about things you have no knowledge about. There is no threat. Israel exists and will continue to do so. Hamas? Not much longer. As for the Gazan people, I have to be honest. My feelings sway back and forth. I do feel sorry for the ones who want to live in a free and open society. Yet the ones who don't? The ones who prefer medieval butchery and oppression? Not sure what can be done with them.

Your article on sanctions does not say what you think it says. It merely talks about ADDITIONAL sanctions, not the ones already in place. The previous ones (including extra ones imposed by Trump) still remained. The US should defend its allies, of course. But the allies also need to defend themselves. NATO members have been shoddy about paying for their own defense for years. Previous presidents let it slip, but not Trump. He put some fear into them, and rightfully so. Imagine the situation today in Ukraine, IF the other NATO countries had started fulfilling their obligations earlier. As I recall, Trump also warned them about being too dependent on Russia for energy, especially natural gas. He was laughed at- wonder who is laughing now?

Walker that is an impressive diatribe. How long did it take you to do that? Hard to refute it all at once, so I'll just hit a few of the most egregious examples. He never called Neo-Nazis "fine people" or "fine people on both sides". That is a lie. He never posted about a Unified Reich. We debunked that yesterday. That is a lie. He never said he wanted to be a dictator. He was just spitballing with a journalist. That is a lie. As for the rest, too exhausting.

Yes, quite unpopular. Yet on October 7 they were suddenly VERY popular. So popular that regular Gazan civilians spontaneously decided to join in the attack on innocent people in Israel, join the rape and murder and theft and kidnapping. Yes, unpopular indeed.

The west bank and Gaza have been oppressed for a long time. Oppressed by their own leaders in the PA and Hamas. Oppressed by having zero regard for human rights and dignity, by killing LGBT people and by keeping women firmly behind. If they had any common sense, they would beg to be admitted to Israel and enjoy the benefits of being part of a first world country.

They were all 19 years old. By Hamas standards, that means they are children. So why weren't they released with the rest of the child hostages? God only knows what they have suffered at the hands of Hamas.

Trump dropped the sanctions on North Korea? First I have heard of it. As for peace, I have two words for you- Abraham Accords. So much for destabalizing. He was right in castigating NATO for failing to meet their obligations. Or do you think the US needs to make up for Europe's failures and laziness?

Tulsi debated in the 2019 Democratic primaries, where she make Kamala look foolish. Look it up!

Look at their clothes, their injuries, the stains on the seat of their pajamas...they have been abused in the worst possible way.

Yeah, give these dirtbags their own country, sure... The UN should be ashamed. Godspeed to the IDF in bringing these animals to room temperature.

Again, more fluff. America's President should do what is best for America, and screw what world leaders may think. The world in general needs to be less dependent on Uncle Sugar and more dependent on themselves. Talking to dictators and murderous regimes is simply good policy. As Churchill said, "it is better to jaw jaw than to war war". But in any case, elections are rarely fought over foreign policy. It's the economy and domestic issues that rule.

Y'all might want to ask the American people about that...

You are right in the first sentence. She is a black woman. That was all it took-Biden promised to nominate a black woman back in 2020, and he did. As for the rest, dear God she is awful. "She fought well...." "She is a strong advocate....", what fluff. She is aware that she has been elevated far far above her level of competence- it shows in her constant nervous laughter and the way she speaks. She knows nothing about the economy, immigration, crime, the issues that Americans actually care about. Part of me wants the GOP VP nominee to be Tulsi Gabbard so I can watch Tulsi rip Kamala a new one again on the debate stage.

Yes, by all means. Recognize a state. A state that murders gay people. A state that oppresses women. A state that teaches hate and death to its children. Listen to Rushdie. He knows what he is talking about. He has felt first-hand the reality of Islamic states.