Kamala’s 2024 Presidential Run

[south7eventh]

Not even you can possibly believe the GOP is not evil in its present formation.

Politruk Your own comment proves the truth of the initial clause of Plathfan’s comment. Try to avoid stepping in the animal defecations of life as you blindly wander through your own ‘ Wonderland’.

 

[Politruk]

Politruk Your own comment proves the truth of the initial clause of Plathfan’s comment. Try to avoid stepping in the animal defecations of life as you blindly wander through your own ‘ Wonderland’.

You don't believe it either. You are consciously and knowingly CHOOSING to SIDE with evil.

 

[Rotadom]

any sane person

You're in an anti American cult. There's nothing sane about voting for trump.

 

[south7eventh]

You must be joking! The world needs and requires a strong and stable USA now and in the future. Currently the country appears to be tearing itself apart, far worse than the chasm that appeared during the 1960s and the Vietnam War

My nom de plume is south 7eventh. This relates to the street in Phoenix where the Diamondbacks play. Every year I spend the last two weeks of March in Phoenix to attend Cactus League pre-season baseball during the day and feast on March Madness College Basketball in the evening. Thankfully the climate in Arizona at that time of year is bearable for me.

I have been to the United States probably fifty plus times for business and pleasure. I have no idea what anti-American cult you believe I belong to. Perhaps you could enlighten me!

 

[SevMax2]

Look, I get the skepticism toward the Democratic Party elites and establishment, the reservations about Harris in particular over her prosecutorial record (George Gage comes to mind), etc. I get feeling disgust over the choices in front of me. I have been disappointed and annoyed at times at this administration. I get the sense that both nominees are being manipulated and controlled by handlers. I also see that, with Biden out of the race, there is only one candidate in this race that could be said not to be in their right mind, not to be lucid, not to be aware of reality, not to be sane. That candidate is Trump. I see that Trump and Vance are leaning into the fascist, racist, nativist, xenophobic, incendiary, dishonest, stochastic rhetoric, the threats of lawfare on steroids, the threat of political repression, against dissidents, against the press, against the broadcast media, against political opponents of all stripes. I see that Trump and Vance are either lying to themselves, to the American people, and/or both. I see that Trump is ready to abandon our allies at a critical juncture and that he panders at times to Putin and other adversaries of this nation. I don't like the endless wars that waste American blood and treasure, but in spite of the waste and corruption, the effort in Ukraine is a solid bargain that decimates a dangerous enemy nation and its war machine while allowing us to unload outdated gear in a cheap and efficient manner. It should not really be that controversial at all. It's a great deal for everyone involved, except for Putin, of course.

In the end, it comes to this. You can vote for a deranged, demented narcissist with serious, "dark triad" psychiatric disorders/issues, who is in bed with foreign tyrants, domestic religious fanatics, fascists, skinheads, Klansmen, etc., you can vote for a third party and risk being a bystander to history, you can refuse to vote (like my wife), and thus also be a bystander to history, or you can vote for the only candidate with a realistic prospect of keeping that madman out of the White House. Care to guess what I'm going to do?

 

[Politruk]

You must be joking! The world needs and requires a strong and stable USA now and in the future. Currently the country appears to be tearing itself apart, far worse than the chasm that appeared during the 1960s and the Vietnam War

There were good reasons then for such political and cultural divisions.

Now . . . not so much. The RWs are simply whipping it all up inn a desperate bid to remain relevant -- almost all of their grievances are imaginary non-problems. Immigration is one of those. Immigration does depress working-class wages -- and that is the only downside of it. And even there, it's not so bad.

 

[Rotadom]

 

[SevMax2]

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So, it was worse than W's? It had to be, right, because even W acknowledged his infamous C average.

 

[Rotadom]

So, it was worse than W's? It had to be, right, because even W acknowledged his infamous C average.

I doubt it's even on record. The nepo baby probably had it scrubbed.

 

[HisArpy]

Look, I get the skepticism toward the Democratic Party elites and establishment, the reservations about Harris in particular over her prosecutorial record (George Gage comes to mind), etc. I get feeling disgust over the choices in front of me. I have been disappointed and annoyed at times at this administration. I get the sense that both nominees are being manipulated and controlled by handlers. I also see that, with Biden out of the race, there is only one candidate in this race that could be said not to be in their right mind, not to be lucid, not to be aware of reality, not to be sane. That candidate is Trump. I see that Trump and Vance are leaning into the fascist, racist, nativist, xenophobic, incendiary, dishonest, stochastic rhetoric, the threats of lawfare on steroids, the threat of political repression, against dissidents, against the press, against the broadcast media, against political opponents of all stripes. I see that Trump and Vance are either lying to themselves, to the American people, and/or both. I see that Trump is ready to abandon our allies at a critical juncture and that he panders at times to Putin and other adversaries of this nation. I don't like the endless wars that waste American blood and treasure, but in spite of the waste and corruption, the effort in Ukraine is a solid bargain that decimates a dangerous enemy nation and its war machine while allowing us to unload outdated gear in a cheap and efficient manner. It should not really be that controversial at all. It's a great deal for everyone involved, except for Putin, of course.

In the end, it comes to this. You can vote for a deranged, demented narcissist with serious, "dark triad" psychiatric disorders/issues, who is in bed with foreign tyrants, domestic religious fanatics, fascists, skinheads, Klansmen, etc., you can vote for a third party and risk being a bystander to history, you can refuse to vote (like my wife), and thus also be a bystander to history, or you can vote for the only candidate with a realistic prospect of keeping that madman out of the White House. Care to guess what I'm going to do?

Or, you know, you could be completely wrong about all of that.

 

[Politruk]

Or, you know, you could be completely wrong about all of that.

Not about Trump being " a deranged, demented narcissist with serious, "dark triad" psychiatric disorders/issues, who is in bed with foreign tyrants, domestic religious fanatics, fascists, skinheads, Klansmen, etc." He couldn't possibly be wrong about any of that, and you know it.

 

[HisArpy]

Not about Trump being " a deranged, demented narcissist with serious, "dark triad" psychiatric disorders/issues, who is in bed with foreign tyrants, domestic religious fanatics, fascists, skinheads, Klansmen, etc." He couldn't possibly be wrong about any of that, and you know it.

I see you're still working on self delusion as a method of coping with your fears, hate, and worry that your candidate is tanking faster than, well, a Sherman tank dumped overboard off the coast of France during the invasion.

 

[Politruk]

I see you're still working on self delusion as a method of coping with your fears, hate, and worry that your candidate is tanking faster than, well, a Sherman tank dumped overboard off the coast of France during the invasion.

She's ahead in the polls. And Trump shows no sign of catching up.

 

[adrina]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1846312820180226188

 

[south7eventh]

There were good reasons then for such political and cultural divisions.

Now . . . not so much. The RWs are simply whipping it all up inn a desperate bid to remain relevant -- almost all of their grievances are imaginary non-problems. Immigration is one of those. Immigration does depress working-class wages -- and that is the only downside of it. And even there, it's not so bad.

You have accused me of belonging to an antiAmerican cult. You have not explained why you made the accusation and which cult. Please explain!!

It says a lot about you and what is IN,not ON your mind to post what you have. It doesn’t worry me at all that you have made a fool of yourself or you think I am an English cultist idiots. I have a very thick skin, so fire at me again but please something relevant and not just platitudes that you spout every single day.

 

[MajorRewrite]

You must be joking! The world needs and requires a strong and stable USA now and in the future. Currently the country appears to be tearing itself apart, far worse than the chasm that appeared during the 1960s and the Vietnam War

The US isn’t “tearing itself apart.”

MAGAs twist their panties in knots everyday, but that has no actual impact. They’re childish.

Everyone who isn’t a MAGA simply shakes their heads and rolls their eyes at the daily theatrics of the right-wing loons.

 

[HisArpy]

She's ahead in the polls. And Trump shows no sign of catching up.

Lol. You must get your news from MS. A month late and almost always wrong.

https://hotair.com/ed-morrissey/202...s-winning-in-the-battleground-states-n3795803

https://www.newsweek.com/electoral-...flips-three-swing-states-donald-trump-1969120

https://pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/2...-about-a-landslide-victory-for-trump-n4933312

https://twitchy.com/samj/2024/10/15...cans-registered-twice-as-many-voters-n2402201

https://redstate.com/nick-arama/202...loomberg-at-economic-club-of-chicago-n2180613



Kamala will likely win the popular vote but she's not going to win the electoral college.

 

[SevMax2]

Trump wants to invoke the 1798 Alien Enemies Act, a law so horrible that the Jeffersonian Republicans were able to rally people against it (admittedly more due to the Sedition Act, but it was part of the same awful package) and topple the Hamiltonian Federalists from power. Jefferson and Madison both wrote state resolutions against such laws. If John Adams can't get away with it, why should Donald Trump?

What do you want to bet that if someone tells Trump about the 1918 Sedition Act (another truly horrific law), he'll want to invoke that, too?

 

[IrezumiKiss]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1846301787453902947

https://twitter.com/x/status/1846310321448751203

 

[SevMax2]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1846301787453902947

https://twitter.com/x/status/1846310321448751203

Move over, Al Smith. There's new "Happy Warrior" in town, it seems.

 

[dmallord]

So, it was worse than W's? It had to be, right, because even W acknowledged his infamous C average.

Here is a little background info on donnie:

His prep school was about to fail him, so his daddy pulled him out and enrolled him in a military academy. He paid someone to take his SAT test, according to his niece. College degree? He has a sixth-grade reading ability and never read prepared Presidental briefs, so take that as an indication of his college life.

Conjecture: Yeah, probably worse the W's grades.

 

[SevMax2]

Here is a little background info on donnie:

His prep school was about to fail him, so his daddy pulled him out and enrolled him in a military academy. He paid someone to take his SAT test, according to his niece. College degree? He has a sixth-grade reading ability and never read prepared Presidental briefs, so take that as an indication of his college life.

Conjecture: Yeah, probably worse the W's grades.

Holy smokes!

 

[Lazaran]

Here is a little background info on donnie:

His prep school was about to fail him, so his daddy pulled him out and enrolled him in a military academy. He paid someone to take his SAT test, according to his niece. College degree? He has a sixth-grade reading ability and never read prepared Presidental briefs, so take that as an indication of his college life.

Conjecture: Yeah, probably worse the W's grades.

The part about someone being paid to take DonOld’s SATs, etc, was revealed by his niece, but it originated from DonOld’s sister, Maryanne Trump Barry, who was a Federal Judge.

Maryanne Trump Barry also stated that she did DonOld’s homework for him.



DonOld’s family and a corrupt system for the rich helped perpetuate that fraud on America.

SAD!!!

 

[RobDownSouth]

Here is a little background info on donnie:

His prep school was about to fail him, so his daddy pulled him out and enrolled him in a military academy. He paid someone to take his SAT test, according to his niece. College degree? He has a sixth-grade reading ability and never read prepared Presidental briefs, so take that as an indication of his college life.

Conjecture: Yeah, probably worse the W's grades.

According to Stephanie Grisham's autobio, they finally figured out how to get Trump to read the Presidential Daily Briefing by crafting a narrative where Trump was the hero (mentioned every other paragraph), and told stories of what Superhero Trump's enemies were up to and how to defeat them.

 

[SevMax2]

I still think he doesn't read much because he's too vain to wear reading glasses. That would explain why he signed on the wrong line in that famous video. There are many politicians who find reading more difficult as they age. There are always flunkies with younger eyes to do the reading.

Well, I know that I'm pretty soon gonna have to break down and get readers myself. Smaller print is proving trickier by the day, and my diabetes ain't helpin'....