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poll: 88% say US on wrong track.
You don’t get to 88% just by turning off republicans.
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You still think this poll is about political party it’s INFLATION, GAS PRICES TOP FAMILY CONCERNS
majority of 57% say that the actions of the federal government over the past six months have hurt their family But not one of that 57% could name a policy or action the federal government took or didn’t take .. they think the government controls prices of gas and food , America’s are spoiled and need instant fixes while having short historical memories . What bills have either party passed since this inflation started ? NONE Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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how do you know that not one person can name a single thing Biden did that caused harm? Please tell me what you’re basing that lunacy on? People know Biden said he was going to end fossil fuels, people know he pumped trillions into the economy in the middle of a supply crunch ( all but guaranteeing inflation), people know he said inflation was transitory, people know he’s lying through his dentures when he says Putin caused it all, people know that democrats demonize police and victimize criminals, people know the liberals want a catastrophic open border ( unless 51% of hispanics somehow vote red, in which case the democrats will change their tune quickly on illegal immigration). People were clearly willing to put up with all that in order to flush Trump down the toilet. Unfortunately for democrats, despite the January 6 hearings, Trump isn’t on the ballot in november. It’s going to be a referendum on how life has changed since we gave the democrats the keys to our federal government. It’s been one complete disaster after another since the Afghanistan exit. On top of al that, the economy is acting very sick. we could be in a serious recession in november, which would almost be an extinction event for the left in congress, at least in the house. The overturning of Roe will help a little. Likely not a big help. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Border Crisis Texans cross the southern border in droves for basic healthcare needs. THAT is the emergency at the border. It’s not Brazilian butt-lifts, it’s basic healthcare…dental, vision, internists, and pharmacy. “Americans forced to seek healthcare in foreign country” is the headline. And there's another southern border emergency - women who are seeking abortions are heading to Mexico, too. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Sure, tell us about the oncoming caravan
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How about record drug deaths and fentanyl overdoses? is that a rounding error to you? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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In a few months, you’re going to find out which one of us has a better clue about what america is thinking. https://www.cdc.gov/drugoverdose/deaths/2020.html Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Today, California Governor Newsom announced an investment in state-manufactured insulin to be sold almost at cost. Meanwhile, Republicans are using their state funds to investigate critical race theory. Priorities on full display.
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How do you know gas prices have been falling for 3 weeks straight and #^&#^&#^&#^&’s about to hit the fan for Trump and Republicans?
They’re talking about private citizen Hunter Biden again Like clockwork Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
The GOP is ditching general election appeal to independent voters in favor of hard-line appeals to their conservative base.
Birth control, gay marriage, Public Education, Social Security, Medicare are all on the chopping block Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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But it sounds like a good idea. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Don’t forget seeing eye dogs, i heard the gop wants to harvest and eat all the seeing eye dogs in the country. You’re a lunatic. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Remember Roe v Wade was in no danger Abortion should be safe, legal, and rare—what worries me is Republicans are now coming to take away birth control, too. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said he is willing to help Texas overturn gay marriage and uphold sodomy laws at the Supreme Court based on Clarence Thomas’ concurrence. BOTH FLORIDA U.S. SENATORS Rick Scott & Marco Rubio have gone on record saying they want to cut Social Security. FLORIDA's Governor DeSantis vetoed $2 million meant to help low-income people access long-acting birth control—which had been sent to his desk with bipartisan support. Mississippi Governor Reeves would not say whether he would sign legislation banning birth control. Clarence Thomas’s concurrence in Dobbs explicitly called for reconsidering a host of other legal protections, from birth control (Griswold), same-sex sexual relations (Lawrence), and same-sex marriage (Obergefell). Marginalized communities will be targeted. It will not stop here. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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that Yes, i said many times I’d never live to see Roe overturned. I was speculating, as we all do, and i got that vine spectacularly wrong, as we all sometimes so ( not you though, your predictions are 100% accurate.) What are you expecting in november? That the democrats gain house seats? Why should abortion be rare? That’s stupid. The only way to justify abortion is to believe that the unborn is an ina image object, in which case abortion is no more of a moral dilemma than removing a mole. A million times a year isn’t rare. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Economy added 372k jobs in June, beating consensus. The labor market is not even remotely suggesting recession.
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Pete, if i’m responsible for every stupid thing that any republican says, are yiunsikilarlybresponsiblemfor every outlandish thing a democrat says? Are you liable for everything that Ihan Omar and Rashida Talib say? Lori Lightfoot said f—- Clarence Thomas, are you responsible for that?
I can go tit for tat with you all day. So let’s not waste time on that stupidity, and talk about results of policies. But there’s a reason why you don’t want that conversation. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Let’s see how many Trumplicans in power or not said “Let’s go Brandon”?
Meanwhile Leading historical societies conclude that the “misrepresentations” in Dobbs “are now enshrined in a text that becomes authoritative for legal reference and citation in the future.” But scholars and lawyers should agree never to cite this fake “history.” https://www.historians.org/Documents...ment_final.pdf Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
here ya go Pete, governors approval ratings ( not sure when this was done.)
Desantis approval is 58%, Newsom is 42%. Keep in mind, that CA is a much bluer state than FL is red. Not even close. Explain that, please. Why is Desantis doing better in a purple state than Newsom is in a deep blue state? Have fun with that. https://morningconsult.com/governor-rankings/ Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
New NavigatorSurvey polling finds a 24 pt drop in GOP favorability with independents, and 10 pts overall.
This is a very significant shift in a short period of time, and more confirming data that the natl landscape is becoming far better for Dems. 72% of Democrats more likely to vote now. Big number! Other polls now have Dem vote intensity higher than Rs. This is not a typical midterm. The anti-MAGA majority which voted in record numbers in the last two elections is getting ready to do it again this time. Lots of data now showing a new, bluer 2022 election. In 9 polls of the Congressional Generic since Row Dems hold a 1.7 pt lead, a shift of 4-5 pts for Ds. It's a big deal. 63% support a national law to protect a women's right to an abortion. It's +30 with indies. This is another big number. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is down by 13 points to Democrat Charlie Crist in the 2022 election in new poll Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Take a 6th grade civics class. The day will come when the GoP has the white house and congress again. When that day comes, do you want them to be able to do everything they want to do? Or do you want them to be limited by what the constitution says they can do? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Crust is very popular in FL, and FL is a purple state. Crist could definitely win. Which would presumably be the end for Desantis. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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The 88% of people who think we are off track are probably the 88% of people in blue states who thanks to the electoral college and gerrymandering are voting independent and democrat. If we were to remove that bull#^&#^&#^&#^&, our elections would be wildly different.
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the presidential elections would be different for sure. If enough people want to change it, fortunately for them there’s a mechanism to change the constitution. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Pete, Charlie Crist is my very, very favorite kind of politician (sarcasm).
He was a republican governor of FL. He ran for the US Senate as a republican, was defeated in the primary by Marco Rubio. Team player that Crist is, he then ran for Senate as an independent, Rubio still miraculously won. So Crist changed parties, ran for governor again as a democrat, was defeated by Rick Scott. So he found a blue house district, ran there for House Of Reps, and finally won something. Crist is an absolute, shape-shifting, unprincipled reptile. His only principle is his conviction that he must have control over the people of FL. Doesn't mean he can't win, but he's a lizard. |
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If you’re looking for shapeshifters you need to look no farther than the leading members of the Trumplican Party, including Liddle Marco. They will do anything for power. https://youtu.be/6FXuXqzUO9E Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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it must be exhausting to have to deny everything that doesn’t serve your agenda. https://amp.wbur.org/news/2022/06/27...olitical-shift Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Maybe the Dems should do voter registration at gas stations as prices come down, they have lots of stickers on pumps saying Biden did this…..
People won’t forget what the radical SCOTUS has done, and what the Trumplican Party did to try and remain in power. Isn’t Patsy Baloney testifying today? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
President Biden responded to the great jobs report: "We have more Americans working in the private sector today than any day during Donald Trump’s Presidency – more people than any time in our history."
Haha. Jim and his sometimes hero Donald Trump are not going to like this. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Will Jim cheer?
Far more new jobs created than expected. Unemployment is 3.6%-down from 6.7% in Trump's last month. Black unemployment now 5.8%--down from 10% in Trump's last month. Hispanic unemployment now 4.3% down from 9.3%. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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-Except women making their own reproductive decisions. -Except for teaching certain parts of American history in school. -Except for kids being allowed certain books in school. -Except for people who want to feel safe. -Except for civil rights for all. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Unemployment was 3.5% - better than 3.6% - in January and February of 2020, until we shut the economy down. I have said that whoever won the election in 2020 was going to be dealing with gas price hikes and inflation no matter what they did. It' snot all Bidens fault. By the same token, whoever was elected in 2020 was going to see unemployment drop like a stone as the economy opened back up. To the extent that gas price increases are caused by covid waning, that's not Bidens fault. To the extent that unemployment decrease is caused by covid waning, that's similarly Biden's doing. You want it both ways. You want credit for everything that gets better, and zero blame for everything that gets worse. Biden didn't create these jobs, as much as they were recovered from shutting down the country. Him saying that he created these jobs, is the rooster taking credit for the sunrise. He was just there when it happened, he didn't cause it to happen. Trump got black unemployment down to 5.4% - better than 5.8%. Pete, you're comparing Bidens post-covid unemployment to what unemployment was when Trump was still dealing with covid. NO ONE buys that. Nobody. Give it a rest. Not only were more of us working under Trump, our paychecks were worth $400 more a month for an average family, thanks to inflation. Oh, you so so deserve what's coming. |
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