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'Deception and denial': Voter views reveal dark truth about Trump's 'mandate'


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13 hours ago, TedG said:

This would be comical.  

I get the feeling he might actually do it.  They say it isn't worth much in its present form.  Anyway, if he doesn't the entire network may be history before too long.

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22 hours ago, simple1 said:

 

The articles are opinion pieces which acknowledge trump's win by Electoral College, but in their opinion does not equate to a large mandate as claimed by trump as he he has received less than 50% of the overall votes; very easy to comprehend accept by MAGA world. On the other side of the coin the Dems are not claiming fraud, corruption etc for their loss as trump has done with 2020 results and still does.

They don't like Trump, he's a threat to the political class and wants to reform the institutions that comprise the trough they've been feeding at for decades ... this sums up the medias hand wringing and yours it seems.

Are you old enough to remember when Bill Clinton won the election with a mere 43% of the popular vote back in 1992?  They liked Clinton and Time magazine called it a "Mandate for Change".

Regardless of what you read, Trump has a mandate too.
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24 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

Trump wants to make changes that help him and his billionaire cronies. Not for the people. He has very clearly indicated he wants to rule as an autocratic dictator. That is the opposite of reform. It's the roadway to an America that is like Putin's Russia. 

You cant point to any changes proposed by Trump that will help his "billionaire cronies" at the expense of the American people. 

 

Not one.

 

As usual, your post is nothing but lying Leftist propaganda

Posted
16 minutes ago, simple1 said:

 

Even after all these years you and other are still claiming fraud blah blah Don't you think it's time to move along from that meme....I guess MAGA world will only cease when trump does...

 

Nice to see so many muslims voting for Trump, they are for family values, anti baby murder, trans waffle and wokeism.

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Rubbish....  The vote was never close and Trump's mandate was very clear. Like or loath it his election promises where very clear throughout his campaign. 

What worries the Dems is you will have a President than keeps his promises. 

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On 11/23/2024 at 10:47 PM, Cryingdick said:

How strong his mandate is, is a matter of opinion. The GOP controls the house, the senate and the whitehouse. They also have a right leaning SCOTUS. The question is can they act in lock step like the dems did before them? If they do the mandate is huge. If not, well the GOP has had this situation and bungled it before.

 

However the GOP does seem to be in supercharged mode right now. 

I await the appointment process. There appear to be real limitations in the Republican Senators who will not throw over country interests in naming incompetence to Cabinet posts as those choices will have real consequence to the county.

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21 hours ago, BigStar said:

 

How about a gov't as efficient as Tesla and military as awesome as SpaceX?

 

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Please do. I wanna watch China overpower you clowns. BYD vs Tesla? Only the idiot would buy the Tesla. 🤣🤣🤣

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52 minutes ago, proton said:

 

Nice to see so many muslims voting for Trump, they are for family values, anti baby murder, trans waffle and wokeism.

Agree. Male Americans need to start treating their women like the Muslim community. Under cover, at home, and protected.

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On 11/24/2024 at 7:43 AM, Yagoda said:

You know they are just sweating rivulets of desperation when they start posting articles from the Atlantic as proof of anything. I don't understand why these guys just don't give up the trolling. Losers screeching and babbling from the bottom of the Cesspool of History.

 

Hey lookie, that's not a floating turd, it's Soviet Central planning. I just heard a flush, oh look, here comes transgender worship stuck to that hunk of Charmin. And I will say that new Jaguar commercial sure looks like somebody was sticking a Dipper down there in the cesspool

The only "screeching and babbling" on here is coming from MAGAs. Is this because your cult leader's "landslide" win was nothing of the sort. In fact the narrowest winning margin since 1880.

Hardly a mandate.

 

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On 11/24/2024 at 7:58 AM, jas007 said:

 

I'm wondering how long it takes Jaguar to wake up and realize that the kind of people who buy Jaguars probably won't appreciate the nutty brand makeover, and it's certainly not going to sell any cars.  Who owns the company these days?  

Don't know why Jaguar are advertising at all, they don't even have a new car to sell at the moment. Yes, in case you didn't guess, the new advert is all about cars!

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2 hours ago, Red Forever said:

The only "screeching and babbling" on here is coming from MAGAs. Is this because your cult leader's "landslide" win was nothing of the sort. In fact the narrowest winning margin since 1880.

Hardly a mandate.

 

Hey guess who is President elect LOL. The Winner.

 

 

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8 hours ago, Wrwest said:

I await the appointment process. There appear to be real limitations in the Republican Senators who will not throw over country interests in naming incompetence to Cabinet posts as those choices will have real consequence to the county.

 

The public's already seen what Dems regard as competent and the mess they've inflicted on the country. They voted for Trump and his policies (the Repub Party platform). Accordingly the Repub senators will vote for Trump's choices.

 

In a regular confirmation, Dems would claim all are incompetent no matter who they are, for the purpose of obstruction. The propaganda media you read will always claim the same thing. The underlying worry is that the established patronage and money flows will be disrupted. We understand that in Thailand, but not in our own countries.

 

Trump's handling of his presidential transition gets approval from most Americans overall and brings near-universal approval from his voters, along with a net-positive response about his selections for Cabinet posts, in particular, Sen. Marco Rubio, who is Trump's pick to be secretary of state.

     --CBS News poll finds Trump starts on positive note as most approve of transition handling

 

 

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