Any Trump fans getting tired...

[pinstripers]

"......to get our people to work and our kids to school safely. To get our kids to market swiftly."

--------Joe Biden unveiling his new plan

[MikeKennedyRulZ]

#silentmajority

#askHillary

[Shockm]

Where is this new "kids market"?

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Where is this new "kids market"?

Isn’t that what killed Epstein?

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There is something I have been wanting to add to this thread for a few weeks. It is a hypothesis I have been mulling around in my head. I've only become aware of it since I've been looking at The Donald in a more critical fashion. I have been hesitant to even mention it because it is so novel, so diabolical, that if someone were to repeat it to CNN, it would get airtime. I absolutely guarantee it.

I could give some clues, but I'm really scared of the end result. I need to piece together a timeline but haven't wanted to for fear of what I'd find. It has to do with *************************************. That's all I can say at this point. There was a **************** at one point where he went from a theme of "***********************************" to, "********************************************"

*EDIT* I had to edit out the comments I made after having just built a quick timeline. I think I've uncovered something unbelievable if true. It would practically guarantee The Donald only one term. I shall not speak on it further lol.

I want a record of at least mentioning it if it ever comes to light in the future. It is so coincidentally linked that the MSM could run for weeks on this theory and it would grow legs. It's plausible considering other incidents he's been involved with. Since I don't want to contribute to the ushering in of a new Socialist regime I will keep my theories to myself lol. I'm sure we have local Libtard news readers who occasionally monitor this forum.

It does make me sad to think about though. Not altogether surprising.

But even if it were true, DJT would still be a better pick than Sleepy Joe - all things considered.


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We have a local libtard that has been ranting on trump, going so far as to make up conspiracy theories about him...

[MikeKennedyRulZ]

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I'm incoherent?

Wu was right about you. Sheesh...

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https://worldnewsera.com/news/politi...ng-in-montana/

News flash, looks like he is going to have to come up there and straighten all of you out! But I want to know whether he can do that and somehow save Florida, Texas and Arizona?

Well, he can change his hair, perhaps that will help your man crush!

https://www.vogue.com/article/donald-trump-gray-hair

His hair, yes, but with an absolutely horrible comb-over.

Start arguing he's smarter (and younger) because his hair is grayer.

Cult of the elderly snowflakes!

[MikeKennedyRulZ]

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he's made his bed. time to lay in it. i can get behind many of his economic policies, but the dude is a freaking idiot when it comes to topics of common sense.

Honest question though, would you rather have Biden and the policies that will come along with him?

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https://www.foxnews.com/media/laura-...stancing-masks

Ingraham tells Americans they must 'demand to see all of the science' behind lockdowns, distancing and masks

I used to really like watching Laura Ingraham. Now it appears she is completely polluted by the Covidiot propaganda machine.

I watched her entire opening monologue and it was frightening. She used a couple obscure/dated data points and smirked the entire episode implying that everybody is a fool for wearing a mask. And people are scratching their heads about why the U.S. is failing at containing Covid?

One could literally drown in mask affirming articles from all walks of life within a few keystrokes. On the other hand, you would have to struggle to put together a rationally supported argument against masks stopping infection. In fact the premise is completely absurd. Yet she pulls it off. She adds the disclaimer that "she's not telling you not to wear a mask", but her entire theme was very clear: "look at those fools giving up their liberty to wear masks".

Jesus, I'm tellin' you what folks... I'm getting bombarded with ignorance and irrationality from my party every time I turn my head. I'm not getting much reassurance on here either.

Ol' CB is really starting to lose the faith.

Not in Capitalism, free markets, and constitutional rights mind you... just the Trump Train. This whole Covid thing has really damaged my confidence in the eccentric old developer from NYC. I think his ego is finally starting to get the best of him. And the implications of that reality are dangerous.


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I'm incoherent?

Wu was right about you. Sheesh...

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You'll regret it if I lay out my conspiracy theory. It's hidden in plain sight. It would be absolutely disastrous if the media got ahold of it. And I don't know how Trump would defend himself. The timeline of his actions are incredibly suspicious. Of course he's done really well in the past with "bombshell scandals".

Could I really be the only person aware of this hypothesis? Impossible.


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[pinstripers]

OK, if masks work, let's mask the kids and the teachers and get back to school. If masks don't work, then shuddddupp.

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OK, if masks work, let's mask the kids and the teachers and get back to school. If masks don't work, then shuddddupp.

Teachers absolutely should be masking up with N95's and windows to the classrooms opened if at all possible. We've already lost teachers and we will lose more. There will be plenty of kids coming down with the Multisystem inflammatory syndrome so rashes will need to be watched closely. Other than that, we shouldn't lose many children. Every one that dies though will be a headline story.

You'll remember that woman I dated had kids come down with that syndrome weeks after she recovered. They had to be rushed to the emergency room. It can affect their hearts in some cases. Not common, but not unheard of either.


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[ShockerPrez]

I don't like wearing a mask. But I do like going to QT and getting a fountain drink. I like doing a lot of things that I didn't get to do for a month or 2. If you can tell me that I can pretty much do whatever I want to do, but have to wear a mask in the short term. I guess I'm fine with that. This isn't the end of the world. I can see the logic of a 'slippery slope' etc of what the gov't can tell us what to do, etc. But this doesn't seem like as big a deal as some make it be. Maybe that makes me a sheep, whatever. Here is the good news. The effectiveness of masks can probably be quantifiably calculated after a certain amount of time. And if nothing changes whatsoever in the case spread, then we should know and say masks don't work. And those that are against them can argue against being forced to wear them and, honestly, no one is any worse for the wear. We tried. We are trying a lot of things, as there are a lot of unknowns. I believe that most of us are in favor of slowing the spread of this virus, right? So why the big deal? But if wearing masks do in fact work.... why would anyone be against it in the short term?

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I don't like wearing a mask. But I do like going to QT and getting a fountain drink. I like doing a lot of things that I didn't get to do for a month or 2. If you can tell me that I can pretty much do whatever I want to do, but have to wear a mask in the short term. I guess I'm fine with that. This isn't the end of the world. I can see the logic of a 'slippery slope' etc of what the gov't can tell us what to do, etc. But this doesn't seem like as big a deal as some make it be. Maybe that makes me a sheep, whatever. Here is the good news. The effectiveness of masks can probably be quantifiably calculated after a certain amount of time. And if nothing changes whatsoever in the case spread, then we should know and say masks don't work. And those that are against them can argue against being forced to wear them and, honestly, no one is any worse for the wear. We tried. We are trying a lot of things, as there are a lot of unknowns. I believe that most of us are in favor of slowing the spread of this virus, right? So why the big deal? But if wearing masks do in fact work.... why would anyone be against it in the short term?

I love what you just said brother! Thank you! Your attitude is an encouragement!



Plenty of good stuff coming out on how masks can play a part in ending this ridiculous bug's party.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...19/5431323002/

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/cor...244243032.html

https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2020/06/41...-masks-prevent


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https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/16/polit...rus/index.html

As Covid-19 rages in America, voters are giving President Donald Trump record low numbers on his coronavirus performance.

Last week, we saw Trump score his worst ratings yet in an ABC News/Ipsos poll. This week he's hit bottom in the NBC News/Wall Street Journal and Quinnipiac University polls.
But perhaps what is most surprising, there are real signs that Trump's base is leaving him on the issue of the coronavirus.
Trump's coronavirus approval rating with Republicans is dropping below 80% in the average poll. You see that well in the ABC News/Ipsos poll (78%) and the Quinnipiac poll (79%). Trump's overall approval rating, as measured by Gallup, regularly has hit 90% since the beginning of 2018 and has never been lower than 85%.

Trump's numbers look even worse when you examine where he is with groups that make up that base: whites without a college degree and rural voters.
Whites without a college degree and rural voters went for Trump by around a 30-point margin (depending on the survey) as a group in 2016.
Among whites without a college degree, Trump's approval rating on coronavirus is an average of the ABC News/Ipsos and Quinnipiac polls is just 50%. That matches his disapproval rating. In other words, Trump's doing no better than even among what is supposed to be a bedrock group.
The numbers are no better for him among rural voters. In an average of the ABC News/Ipsos and Quinnipiac polls, his approval rating is at 48% among rural voters. His disapproval stands at 50%. Again, you want to be running up the score with base groups that voted for you by around 30 points in 2016. Trump's just running even here.

Now, there was no reason it had to be this way for Trump. Back in early April, Trump was getting strong ratings from all of these groups in his base.
He was averaging a 90% approval rating in the ABC News/Ipsos and Quinnipiac University polls when it came to his coronavirus performance.
He was well into the 60s with both whites without a college degree and rural voters in both polls.
What we've seen is that his base is clearly running away with him because they judge his performance over the last few months to be negative.

This ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

I was right there saying he was doing a GREAT job back in March and April. It wasn't until he started to shift gears and act like nothing is happening. So bizarre.

Jesus... I'm citing CNN now. :(

This is not Fake News though. There are a lot of educated whites like me out there who feel like this and cannot reconcile Donald's Covid delusions.


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What I don’t understand is why don’t we just wear masks all of the time? Can’t masks stop or slow the transmission of the flu (another pandemic btw)? Are flu victims not as important? I think 50,000 lives a year isn’t chump change. And if you argue that because Covid is deadlier then what’s the cut off to wear masks? A virus that’s twice as deadly? 3 times as deadly? When?