Death count at over 200k, lockdowns still partially going on 7 months in, economic collapse, etc. These things don't go unnoticed by the electorate. I don't personally think things would have been much better under Hillary/will be under Biden, but for better or for worse Americans are generally not happy with the response so far and will place the blame at the president's feet. From a re-election standpoint, a global pandemic is a rough hand to be dealt as an incumbent.WHOOP!'91 said:Which I don't get. Biden's "plan" isn't anything Trump didn't already do. Biden's response to H1N1 was terrible, and his words and actions at the start of this pandemic indicate he would have had a worse response. Simply not cutting off travel as quickly as Trump did - faster than anyone else in the world - would have cost untold lives. The longer he considered it racism and xenophobia, the more Americans would have died.texaglurkerguy said:Which is why unless there are more imminent bombshell coming I think the Hunter Biden hail mary will ultimately fall short, insofar as closing his polling deficit is concerned. Even so, 30 million ballots have already been cast and time is running short. COVID is for most people a more immediate concern than Biden's alleged corruption, the media will push it, and Trump's numbers on COVID are not good.localag88 said:
Bob Woodward was trying so hard to turn the conversation to Covid yesterday on "This Week" that Chris Wallace finally started laughing at him when he turned a court packing question into Trump's COVID failure somehow
Biden is running on lies and media smears. Fine people on both sides? Lie. Suckers and losers? Lie. Bad COVID response? Meh, Trump did better than Biden would have. No American went without a ventilator. Trump popped up hospital capacity more than was needed. Trump has expedited a vaccine in record time.
But I guess he could have been more doom and gloom about it to make the Dems happier.
The "Big Guy" Biden is about to go Down.
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How popular are deBlasio and Cuomo right now? Governor Newsome? Whitmer? And the rest of the draconian Dem Governors?Quote:
Death count at over 200k, lockdowns still partially going on 7 months in, millions of jobs still haven't come back, etc. These things don't go unnoticed by the electorate. I don't personally think things would have been much better under Hillary/will be under Biden, but for better or for worse Americans are generally not happy with the response so far and will place the blame at the president's feet. From a re-election standpoint, a global pandemic is a rough hand to be dealt as an incumbent.
Not very. Americans know who to blame for nearly all of that.
I dunno, you tell me. Are any of them at risk of losing their races or have any seen approval drops due to their responses?aggiehawg said:How popular are deBlasio and Cuomo right now? Governor Newsome? Whitmer? And the rest of the draconian Dem Governors?Quote:
Death count at over 200k, lockdowns still partially going on 7 months in, millions of jobs still haven't come back, etc. These things don't go unnoticed by the electorate. I don't personally think things would have been much better under Hillary/will be under Biden, but for better or for worse Americans are generally not happy with the response so far and will place the blame at the president's feet. From a re-election standpoint, a global pandemic is a rough hand to be dealt as an incumbent.
If so, that just further goes to show people will blame their leaders regardless of whether it's actually their fault. Trump deferring to the governors doesn't insulate him from that sentiment.
texaglurkerguy said:I dunno, you tell me. Are any of them at risk of losing their races or have any seen approval drops due to their responses?aggiehawg said:How popular are deBlasio and Cuomo right now? Governor Newsome? Whitmer? And the rest of the draconian Dem Governors?Quote:
Death count at over 200k, lockdowns still partially going on 7 months in, millions of jobs still haven't come back, etc. These things don't go unnoticed by the electorate. I don't personally think things would have been much better under Hillary/will be under Biden, but for better or for worse Americans are generally not happy with the response so far and will place the blame at the president's feet. From a re-election standpoint, a global pandemic is a rough hand to be dealt as an incumbent.
If so, that just further goes to show people will blame their leaders regardless of whether it's actually their fault. Trump deferring to the governors doesn't insulate him from that sentiment.
Actually agree with the second part. Might see a major changing or the guard just because of the political fallout from Covid at all levels.
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aggiehawg said:How popular are deBlasio and Cuomo right now? Governor Newsome? Whitmer? And the rest of the draconian Dem Governors?Quote:
Death count at over 200k, lockdowns still partially going on 7 months in, millions of jobs still haven't come back, etc. These things don't go unnoticed by the electorate. I don't personally think things would have been much better under Hillary/will be under Biden, but for better or for worse Americans are generally not happy with the response so far and will place the blame at the president's feet. From a re-election standpoint, a global pandemic is a rough hand to be dealt as an incumbent.
Not very. Americans know who to blame for nearly all of that.
That's the problem. They don't know who to blame
I wish there was some comfort in knowing the FBI has the laptop....once upon a time they did some investigating and people paid a price, not so much now with how they have taken a soft approach.;
But but but there's no way that's Hunter's laptop as he would never fly 3,000 miles to drop it off and also there's no way his lawyer would ask for it back.
I can only imagine the desperate searching on twitter for any nugget that can dispute these claims. Pooooooooor libs.
I can only imagine the desperate searching on twitter for any nugget that can dispute these claims. Pooooooooor libs.
How do you know they're underage?
I mean, if they're VERY young, you can infer, but how do you prove it? Especially if these girls aren't gonna be found or testify. I guess law enforcement that deals with that sort of thing have some sort of way to get by that question, but I'd be interested to know!
I mean, if they're VERY young, you can infer, but how do you prove it? Especially if these girls aren't gonna be found or testify. I guess law enforcement that deals with that sort of thing have some sort of way to get by that question, but I'd be interested to know!
LOL.
Jon Peters was her hairdresser. When hairdressers become multimillionaires...Quote:
Elizabeth Guber is the daughter of Hollywood uber-Producer Peter Guber, who along with his former partner, Barbara Streisand paramour Jon Peters, produced such Hollywood hits as The Color Purple, Flashdance, Rain Man, Batman, Witches of Eastwick, Midnight Express, and at least a dozen more box office hits and Hollywood awards winners.
Hhmm, sure sounds like lobbying activity to me. Lobbying for the protection of one man, a Ukrainian oligarch, Zlochevsky. If Team Mueller had a smoking gun email like that against a Trumper, anyone think a FARA indictment wouldn't be a given?
It's all disgusting. The scales of justice are waaaaaay out of balance right now. Trump needs to clean house in the FBI.
That last sentence of the email....interesting.
Any questions about what the directive was? Get cases against Zlochevsky closed in Ukraine.93MarineHorn said:
That last sentence of the email....interesting.
Two months later, that's exactly what Joe did.
No doubt.
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