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Kamala’s 2024 Presidential Run

How many people here include their spouses resumes on their resume? Their children's?

It's important..... obviously
 
I’m not in a swing state
The ONLY ‘rump sign I’ve seen was in a neighboring neighborhood where the houses are 10 times more expensive and the salaries of the people or their bank accounts are 100 times (?) as much
 

Michigan Republican Endorses Harris, Calls Trump 'Totally Unhinged'​


Former U.S. representative Fred Upton, a West Michigan Republican, has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential race in an interview with The Detroit News.

In the report, Upton criticized his party's nominee, former President Donald Trump, calling him "divisive" and "unhinged," and stating that Trump "has not changed his colors."

Upton expressed frustration with Trump's focus on past election grievances and his controversial comments, saying, "We don't need this chaos. We need to move forward."

https://www.newsweek.com/michigan-republican-endorses-harris-calls-trump-totally-unhinged-1974077

And another.
 
Bn2f said:
Donald Trump bought a full page ad in the most read newspaper in America against five innocent children of color calling for their execution. He has never apologized even though they, again - 5 children, were exonerated.
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Explain how Trump's position here was based upon race and not upon the publicity of a brutal crime and (at the time) admitted guilt of individuals in questions.

For example, point me to the part of the ad where he explicitly calls for the death penalty because they were black, or where Trump was stating the death penalty should be applied only for non whites.

Also, explain how you determined that Trump thought the accused were innocent and not guilty at the time.
 
TastySuckToy said:
Explain how Trump's position here was based upon race and not upon the publicity of a brutal crime and (at the time) admitted guilt of individuals in questions.

For example, point me to the part of the ad where he explicitly calls for the death penalty because they were black, or where Trump was stating the death penalty should be applied only for non whites.

Also, explain how you determined that Trump thought the accused were innocent and not guilty at the time.
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You seem to suggest that his position changed because of newly available information.
 
TastySuckToy said:
Explain how Trump's position here was based upon race and not upon the publicity of a brutal crime and (at the time) admitted guilt of individuals in questions.
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Sure, I certainly could’ve picked any number of other examples, but why? Deflecting, whataboutisms, and false equivalency is what conservatives are reduced to here when interacting.

A decent person would’ve apologized, at the least upon the affirmation of their innocence, but trump never apologizes. Never. It’s gross seizing opportunity off a heinous crime anyway! His ad ramped up racial tensions then and ripples still. Not only is trump a terrible person but he’s also a crappy politician. This year he could’ve gone and been contrite and congratulated Yussef Salaam - possibly actually ensuring 20% of the black male vote.
 
Bn2f said:
Sure, I certainly could’ve picked any number of other examplesn
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Excuse me, you said this was an example of Trump being racist. So explain how it was; don't deflect with backpedaling about how you could use other examples. How about defending the one you brought up in the first place.

If this is your first choice of example of Trump's racism, I expect you to submit compelling evidence and argument for how it is an example of racism.
Bn2f said:
A decent person would’ve apologized,at the least upon the affirmation of their innocence, but trump never apologizes.
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Not apologizing isn't racist. For all I know, Trump may think they're still guilty and that the justice system failed.

Right or wrong on that issue, that isn't racist.
Bn2f said:
It’s gross seizing opportunity off a heinous crime anyway!
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Trump was responding to a very publicized crime with his own perspective on the justice system. That's not racist.
Bn2f said:
His ad ramped up racial tensions then and ripples still.
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Trump said nothing about race in his ad or with his opinions on the matter. The existence of race tensions is not Trump's fault, especially when he did not make race an issue.
Bn2f said:
Not only is trump a terrible person but he’s also a crappy politician. This year he could’ve gone and been contrite and congratulated Yussef Salaam - possibly actually ensuring 20% of the black male vote.
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Not a single explanation from you on how your first and best of example of Trump being 'racist' is actually so.

Want to try again?
 
TastySuckToy said:
Want to try again?
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Let's break this down in three easy-to-digest points that even a Deplorable like you can understand. :)

1. Trump's biggest mentor, Roy Cohn - a man he still idolizes today, and whom helped to shape his character - referred to African Americans as "n*ggers." (Which deterred Trump not one iota.)

2. Trump's second-biggest mentor, William Levitt - another man he's on record for idolizing - did more to harm African Americans from a wealth perspective than any other single American besides John Rankin, and did so as an overtly, proudly-racist businessman.

3. If any Dem leader had ties to similar figures in American history, Deplorables would be calling them "racist" every hour. Which means labeling Trump as a racist for his ties to these two is 100% legit.

Hope this helps, simp! (y)
 
has there EVER been another election when so many republicans, the public, civil servants, big names in the armed forces, and the politicians (especially the politicians) has openly come out and endorsed a presidential candidate of the 'other side'?
 
butters said:
has there EVER been another election when so many republicans, the public, civil servants, big names in the armed forces, and the politicians (especially the politicians) has openly come out and endorsed a presidential candidate of the 'other side'?
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The only one I can think of is Johnson/Goldwater and I don't think it even came close to this mess.
 
RoryN said:
Let's break this down in three easy-to-digest points that even a Deplorable like you can understand. :)

1. Trump's biggest mentor, Roy Cohn - a man he still idolizes today, and whom helped to shape his character - referred to African Americans as "n*ggers." (Which deterred Trump not one iota.)

2. Trump's second-biggest mentor, William Levitt - another man he's on record for idolizing - did more to harm African Americans from a wealth perspective than any other single American besides John Rankin, and did so as an overtly, proudly-racist businessman.

3. If any Dem leader had ties to similar figures in American history, Deplorables would be calling them "racist" every hour. Which means labeling Trump as a racist for his ties to these two is 100% legit.

Hope this helps, simp! (y)
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but Biden and Byrd!

You forgot the Central Park 5 but NastyFuckBoy probably still thinks they're guilty.
 

The double standard for Harris and Trump has reached a breaking point - One candidate can rant about gibberish while the other has to be perfect.​

One candidate can rant about gibberish while the other has to be perfect.

Something is wrong with this split-screen picture. On one side, former president Donald Trump rants about mass deportations and claims to have stopped “wars with France,” after being described by his longest-serving White House chief of staff as a literal fascist. On the other side, commentators debate whether Vice President Kamala Harris performed well enough at a CNN town hall to “close the deal.”

Somehow, it is apparently baked into this campaign that Trump is allowed to talk and act like a complete lunatic while Harris has to be perfect in every way. I don’t know the answer to the chicken-or-egg question — whether media coverage is leading public perception or vice versa — but the disparate treatment is glaring.

This week, it became simply ridiculous.

During Wednesday’s town hall, CNN’s Anderson Cooper asked Harris whether she believes Trump is a fascist. “Yes, I do,” she replied — and that was the headline from the event. But news stories and commentary also questioned her decision to pivot from questions about specific policy positions — almost all of which she has already spelled out in considerable detail — to attacks on Trump and warnings about the danger he poses to our democracy.

Let’s review: First, Harris was criticized for not doing enough interviews — so she did multiple interviews, including with nontraditional media. She was criticized for not doing hostile interviews — so she went toe to toe with Bret Baier of Fox News. She was criticized as being comfortable only at scripted rallies — so she did unscripted events, such as the town hall on Wednesday. Along the way, she wiped the floor with Trump during their one televised debate.

Trump, meanwhile, stands before his MAGA crowds and spews nonstop lies, ominous threats, impossible promises and utter gibberish. His rhetoric is dismissed, or looked past, without first being interrogated.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/10/24/harris-trump-cnn-town-hall/

There's more. Never have I wanted to copy paste an entire article before but this is worth the read.

It is truly irrational. Trump could literally shit his pants on live TV and they would criticize Harris for not addressing an issue exactly perfectly.
 
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