President Kamala Harris

[newnative]

1 hour ago, radiogeneris said:

It's insane to see the Democrats rewriting the rules to win. They are pushing to legalize anything for power. 

 

Imagine the disaster it would be for America to become a permanent one-party, deeply socialist state if they succeed in winning this election.

 

Most people who do not see this are just probably Brainwashed by the mainstream media. It will be unfortunate if America becomes socialist nation and follow Venezuela. I really hope it will not happen 🙏 

       Doubtful the US would ever end up with just one party--especially these days with Democrats and Republicans so hardened.  Pew Research breaks it down this way: 33% Democrat.  32% Republican.  35% who lean Democrat, lean Republican, don't lean to either party, or don't say.   So, in reality, the US really has three fairly equal large parties, plus some minor ones.   Should either the Democrat or Republican party falter, a new party would likely form, which would likely attract some remnants of the old party, plus a share of the independents and the remaining major party, who might be attracted to the new party's platform.   

      I think the Republican Party's failure to win even 50% of the vote in the last two elections reflects more on the party's poor presidential candidate than on anything else.  Trump has been fielded twice.  He lost the popular vote by 2.8 million in 2016.  Actual voters did not want him.  After 4 years of the worst presidency in history, he lost by 7 million votes in 2020--a disaster for a sitting president.   Again, actual voters did not want him--even more  than in 2016.   2024 will likely result in another large popular vote loss, as Americans for the third time tell the Republican Party that they don't like its choice for president.   Apparently lots of slow learners in the Republican Party.  

[Hanaguma]

14 minutes ago, newnative said:

       Doubtful the US would ever end up with just one party--especially these days with Democrats and Republicans so hardened.  Pew Research breaks it down this way: 33% Democrat.  32% Republican.  35% who lean Democrat, lean Republican, don't lean to either party, or don't say.   So, in reality, the US really has three fairly equal large parties, plus some minor ones.   Should either the Democrat or Republican party falter, a new party would likely form, which would likely attract some remnants of the old party, plus a share of the independents and the remaining major party, who might be attracted to the new party's platform.   

      I think the Republican Party's failure to win even 50% of the vote in the last two elections reflects more on the party's poor presidential candidate than on anything else.  Trump has been fielded twice.  He lost the popular vote by 2.8 million in 2016.  Actual voters did not want him.  After 4 years of the worst presidency in history, he lost by 7 million votes in 2020--a disaster for a sitting president.   Again, actual voters did not want him--even more  than in 2016.   2024 will likely result in another large popular vote loss, as Americans for the third time tell the Republican Party that they don't like its choice for president.   Apparently lots of slow learners in the Republican Party.  

Relying on the so-called popular vote to make any judgements is an exercise in futility. Nobody can tell what the actual vote would be if everyone thought their vote mattered in choosing the President.

 

As for the Trump years being "the worst in history", well current polling suggests otherwise. Voters prefer Trump to Harris on handling the economy, inflation, and immigration.  Also, pre-covid America under Trump was humming along. Low inflation, low interest rates on loans/mortgages, low unemployment.  Seems a strange recipe for being the worst ever. 

[candide]

3 hours ago, radiogeneris said:

 

 

On September 25, Patrick J. Lechleitner — ICE’s deputy director and de facto acting head — sent a bombshell letter to Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-Texas) and 22 other House members revealing that 425,431 convicted criminals — including thousands of murderers and sex offenders — and 222,000-plus other aliens facing criminal charges are on the agency’s non-detained docket of removable aliens, known to the agency but at large in the United States.

 

Source: https://cis.org/Arthur/Why-ICE-Babysitting-Not-Removing-425431-Convicted-Criminals

 

Letter: https://homeland.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/24-01143-ICEs-Signed-Response-to-Representative-Tony-Gonzales.pdf

 

Video link from Fox News:

 

https://www.foxnews.com/video/6362556076112

 

Fox News Article:

 

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-blames-harris-amid-data-showing-tens-thousands-criminal-migrants-us-deliberately-erased-border

"The data from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) says that, among those not in detention, there are 425,431 convicted criminals and 222,141 with pending criminal charges.

The figures include 62,231 people convicted of assault, 14,301 convicted of burglary, 56,533 with drug convictions and 13,099 convicted of homicide. An additional 2,521 have kidnapping convictions and 15,811 have sexual assault convictions..."

As expected, I don't see a quote of Fox News stating Biden/Harris Administration knowingly released a total of 425,431 convicted criminal illegal immigrants". Where is it (not in the articles , obviously)?

 

You've been lied by your own camp.

[candide]

4 hours ago, radiogeneris said:

 

 

On September 25, Patrick J. Lechleitner — ICE’s deputy director and de facto acting head — sent a bombshell letter to Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-Texas) and 22 other House members revealing that 425,431 convicted criminals — including thousands of murderers and sex offenders — and 222,000-plus other aliens facing criminal charges are on the agency’s non-detained docket of removable aliens, known to the agency but at large in the United States.

 

Source: https://cis.org/Arthur/Why-ICE-Babysitting-Not-Removing-425431-Convicted-Criminals

 

Letter: https://homeland.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/24-01143-ICEs-Signed-Response-to-Representative-Tony-Gonzales.pdf

 

Video link from Fox News:

 

https://www.foxnews.com/video/6362556076112

 

Fox News Article:

 

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-blames-harris-amid-data-showing-tens-thousands-criminal-migrants-us-deliberately-erased-border

"The data from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) says that, among those not in detention, there are 425,431 convicted criminals and 222,141 with pending criminal charges.

The figures include 62,231 people convicted of assault, 14,301 convicted of burglary, 56,533 with drug convictions and 13,099 convicted of homicide. An additional 2,521 have kidnapping convictions and 15,811 have sexual assault convictions..."

And here the explanation on how you've been lied:

Quote from the article:

The data isn't only listing people who entered the country during the Biden administration but includes people going back decades who came during previous administrations, said Doris Meissner, former commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, which was the predecessor to ICE.

They're accused or convicted of committing crimes in America as opposed to committing crimes in other countries and then entering the U.S., said Meissner, who is now director of the U.S. Immigration Policy Program at the Migration Policy Institute.

"This is not something that is a function of what the Biden administration did," she said. "Certainly, this includes the Biden years, but this is an accumulation of many years, and certainly going back to at least 2010, 2011, 2012."

A 2017 report by Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General says that as of August 2016, ICE had about 368,574 people on its non-detained docket who were convicted criminals. By June 2021, that number was up to 405,786.

https://ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/politics/2024/09/30/ice-data-convicted-migrants-donald-trump-fact-check

 

Now maybe you understand why tweets or videos from crappy sources are not allowed on this forum. Only reliable sources are allowed.

Edited yesterday at 05:54 AM by candide

[newnative]

1 minute ago, Hanaguma said:

Relying on the so-called popular vote to make any judgements is an exercise in futility. Nobody can tell what the actual vote would be if everyone thought their vote mattered in choosing the President.

 

As for the Trump years being "the worst in history", well current polling suggests otherwise. Voters prefer Trump to Harris on handling the economy, inflation, and immigration.  Also, pre-covid America under Trump was humming along. Low inflation, low interest rates on loans/mortgages, low unemployment.  Seems a strange recipe for being the worst ever. 

       Strange comment, 'if everyone thought their vote mattered...'.   Everyone's vote should matter, and be of equal value.   It is indeed sad that the Electoral College results in so many votes not mattering at all, with the votes rendered in some states mattering so much more than those in other states.   Bad system, which 63% of Americans want to get rid of.

      America was 'humming along', as you say, largely due to Obama, not Trump.  Wages were on a steady upward trend under Obama.  Jobs were on a steady upward trend, since 2010 under Obama.  Unemployment was on a steady downward trend, since 2010 under Obama. 

    All of these trends continued under Trump, but they began with the Obama administration.   Since Trump lost in a landslide in 2020, it seems American voters didn't give him too much credit for the economy, or anything else.  

     The graphs below clearly show what I am talking about.  Note 2017, when Trump jumps into the pilot's seat.  The steady trajectories continue, with nary a blip.  The US economy, like a large super tanker, does not turn on a dime.   Of course, the same is true for 2021, when Biden took over the pilot's seat from Trump.  For better or worse, Biden would be dealing with the economy he inherited from Trump.  

[Hanaguma]

1 hour ago, newnative said:

       Strange comment, 'if everyone thought their vote mattered...'.   Everyone's vote should matter, and be of equal value.   It is indeed sad that the Electoral College results in so many votes not mattering at all, with the votes rendered in some states mattering so much more than those in other states.   Bad system, which 63% of Americans want to get rid of.

      America was 'humming along', as you say, largely due to Obama, not Trump.  Wages were on a steady upward trend under Obama.  Jobs were on a steady upward trend, since 2010 under Obama.  Unemployment was on a steady downward trend, since 2010 under Obama. 

    All of these trends continued under Trump, but they began with the Obama administration.   Since Trump lost in a landslide in 2020, it seems American voters didn't give him too much credit for the economy, or anything else.  

     The graphs below clearly show what I am talking about.  Note 2017, when Trump jumps into the pilot's seat.  The steady trajectories continue, with nary a blip.  The US economy, like a large super tanker, does not turn on a dime.   Of course, the same is true for 2021, when Biden took over the pilot's seat from Trump.  For better or worse, Biden would be dealing with the economy he inherited from Trump.  

No argument there. Trump kept a good thing going and made it better.  Covid was the cause of the election loss iMHO.

[radiogeneris]

12 hours ago, mdr224 said:

People usually get the government they deserve. Do americans think for themselves, or just what the media tells them to think? This election will reveal the answer

 

Assuming it will not be rigged...

[radiogeneris]

🚨 KAMALA’S TAX PLAN: ATLAS SHRUGGED IN REAL LIFE?

 

In “Atlas Shrugged,” society’s brightest minds—the entrepreneurs, inventors, and visionaries—are pushed to the brink by policies that punish success. 

 

Kamala’s proposal to tax unrealized gains brings that dystopia to life, threatening Silicon Valley with crushing taxes on paper wealth that doesn’t yet exist.

 

Sebastian Thrun, founder of Udacity, is a real-life Atlas Shrugged character in this scenario. 

 

When Udacity reached unicorn status, Thrun’s wealth looked massive on paper, but in reality, there was no cash to pay taxes on those hypothetical gains. 

 

This policy could’ve forced him into impossible decisions: pay taxes on unrealized income or risk jail—for building something valuable for society.

 

Taxing theoretical wealth risks turning innovators into criminals, making ambition a liability. 

 

Are we headed toward an economy where those who create the most are punished the hardest?

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Danderman123]

18 hours ago, candide said:

And here the explanation on how you've been lied:

Quote from the article:

The data isn't only listing people who entered the country during the Biden administration but includes people going back decades who came during previous administrations, said Doris Meissner, former commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, which was the predecessor to ICE.

They're accused or convicted of committing crimes in America as opposed to committing crimes in other countries and then entering the U.S., said Meissner, who is now director of the U.S. Immigration Policy Program at the Migration Policy Institute.

"This is not something that is a function of what the Biden administration did," she said. "Certainly, this includes the Biden years, but this is an accumulation of many years, and certainly going back to at least 2010, 2011, 2012."

A 2017 report by Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General says that as of August 2016, ICE had about 368,574 people on its non-detained docket who were convicted criminals. By June 2021, that number was up to 405,786.

https://ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/politics/2024/09/30/ice-data-convicted-migrants-donald-trump-fact-check

 

Now maybe you understand why tweets or videos from crappy sources are not allowed on this forum. Only reliable sources are allowed.

You can give facts to @radiogeneris all day long, he will ignore them. Instead, he will post the same disinformation everywhere he can, as if he were being paid to do so.

[Danderman123]

8 hours ago, radiogeneris said:

🚨 KAMALA’S TAX PLAN: ATLAS SHRUGGED IN REAL LIFE?

 

In “Atlas Shrugged,” society’s brightest minds—the entrepreneurs, inventors, and visionaries—are pushed to the brink by policies that punish success. 

 

Kamala’s proposal to tax unrealized gains brings that dystopia to life, threatening Silicon Valley with crushing taxes on paper wealth that doesn’t yet exist.

 

Sebastian Thrun, founder of Udacity, is a real-life Atlas Shrugged character in this scenario. 

 

When Udacity reached unicorn status, Thrun’s wealth looked massive on paper, but in reality, there was no cash to pay taxes on those hypothetical gains. 

 

This policy could’ve forced him into impossible decisions: pay taxes on unrealized income or risk jail—for building something valuable for society.

 

Taxing theoretical wealth risks turning innovators into criminals, making ambition a liability. 

 

Are we headed toward an economy where those who create the most are punished the hardest?

 

 

 

 

 

 

@radiogeneris crying over the possibility that people making $100,000,000+ might have to pay a little more in taxes.

[Danderman123]

Every day that Trump doesn't win the day is a loss for him.

 

At this point, I am checking for reports from the door knockers in swing states. I can see their results from watching early voting reports. The Republicans are falling far behind in voting, which will bite them badly.

[candide]

6 hours ago, Danderman123 said:

Every day that Trump doesn't win the day is a loss for him.

 

At this point, I am checking for reports from the door knockers in swing states. I can see their results from watching early voting reports. The Republicans are falling far behind in voting, which will bite them badly.

That's probably why Trump has already flip-floped and is now urging Republican voters to use early voting and mail-in voting! 🤣

[Dan O]

On 7/26/2024 at 6:58 PM, steven100 said:

 

I disagree ....  she has some medium qualities,  she is likeable by many because of her personality.

 

But she knows zero about countries,  foreign policy,  negotiations,  world trade,  world economies,  religions,  kings of countries,  and many other things .....

 

geeeeze ....  she can't even put two sentences together sometimes,  she does not come across as a person of authority.

Other leaders are laughing at this for sure ...

 

People go through life and get good jobs with high responsibilities ....  but some just don't cut it because they are not at that level of intelligence .....       Kamala is way out of her depth that's for sure  !!

 

just my opinion. 

Can you tell us the last president that had all those qualities before being elected ? It would be interesting  to know

[radiogeneris]

8 hours ago, Danderman123 said:

You can give facts to @radiogeneris all day long, he will ignore them. Instead, he will post the same disinformation everywhere he can, as if he were being paid to do so.

 

The facts that you are giving are just disinformation propagated by leftist controlled mainstream media. There is no point for me to repy to lies. I reply to some only, you should do your OWN RESEARCH. I can just point you in the right direction, I can not make you see the truth. This is something you need to do on your own. My advise - question everything you see on mainstream media. Time to wake up, or we will have no country soon.

 

 

[radiogeneris]

60 Mins asked real questions and got waffly nonsense for answers

 

 

[radiogeneris]

2 hours ago, Dan O said:

Can you tell us the last president that had all those qualities before being elected ? It would be interesting  to know

 

Trump will win. People are not stupid and can not be gaslighted anymore by leftist controlled media. Check this out to know WHY:

 

 

 

Edited 10 hours ago by radiogeneris

[Dan O]

Just now, radiogeneris said:

 

Trump will win. Check this out to know WHY:

 

 

 

You're posting bs as deflection and not answering the question I presented to the poster. Try to keep up and stay on topic

[radiogeneris]

8 minutes ago, Dan O said:

You're posting bs as deflection and not answering the question I presented to the poster. Try to keep up and stay on topic

 

This is on TOPIC.  I do not need to answer to all nonsense, lies and disinformation. I just bring facts, and truths. It is up to people to do their OWN research and be informed. Vote wisely or we end up in socialist nightmare.

 

Voting for Kamala will bring disaster to America and world, we will probably end up in WW3. Also it is not about Kamala, it is much BIGGER than her, she is just puppet of oligarchs . Worth watching whole interview to understand all dynamics:

 

🚨 MUSK: “There’s no point in criticizing Kamala Harris, she’s simply the face of a much larger machine. She’ll say whatever is on the teleprompter. She’ll get stuck if the teleprompter breaks…it’s whoever controls the teleprompter who is in charge.”
TUCKER: “Who is that?”
MUSK: “It’s not any one mastermind. Kamala is a sort of marionette with somewhere north of 100 (handlers)”
TUCKER: “I bet you know 80 of them.”
MUSK: “I probably know most of them.” 😂

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited 10 hours ago by radiogeneris

[Dan O]

1 minute ago, radiogeneris said:

 

This is on TOPIC.  I do not need to answer to all nonsense, lies and disinformation. Voting for Kamala will bring disaster to America and world, we will probably end up in WW3. Also it is not about Kamala, it is much BIGGER than her, she is just puppet of oligarchs . Worth watching whole interview to understand all dynamics:

 

🚨 MUSK: “There’s no point in criticizing Kamala Harris, she’s simply the face of a much larger machine. She’ll say whatever is on the teleprompter. She’ll get stuck if the teleprompter breaks…it’s whoever controls the teleprompter who is in charge.”
TUCKER: “Who is that?”
MUSK: “It’s not any one mastermind. Kamala is a sort of marionette with somewhere north of 100 (handlers)”
TUCKER: “I bet you know 80 of them.”
MUSK: “I probably know most of them.” 😂

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You really are clueless. You post disconnected bs to my question to another poster that has nothing to do with the crap you continually spew about trump. Its obvious now why you have trump  love. Your comprehension is about on par with his. Go back and read what I wrote and who I wrote it to. Don't bother replying to me as your time is up in this 

[frank83628]

[radiogeneris]

Elon Musk explains how this will be our last real election if Kamala Harris wins.

 

Everyone must watch this.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[mdr224]

8 hours ago, radiogeneris said:

 

Trump will win. People are not stupid and can not be gaslighted anymore by leftist controlled media. Check this out to know WHY:

 

 

 

This is what im currently struggling with. Trump should win but i believe people ARE stupid, as evidenced by this forum.

[frank83628]

60 minutes Editing the interview?