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[Bob Wells]

The person who made that statement voted for trump. They said it because he told them the system was rigged. I heard the same thing many times from my trump supporting friends in the 2016 election when Hillary was favored.

I think sometimes we forget that it isn't always about the the big cities that make the difference. If I remember correctly Clinton picked up the more urban areas where Trump picked up the rest which aided him with the Electoral College, even though Clinton had the larger popular vote. President Biden picked up both the popular vote and the flyover areas to move him past former President Trump in both the Popular and Electoral College. As for what people say, it seems I can make an educated guess or making a prediction based on me pulling the pick out of my ass but neither of these is a conspiracy. Those who climb fraud/ conspiracy with out proof are shysters and conmen preying on the gullible. Unfortunately there are many folks I like and respect on that side of the line and as long as they buy into it without showing rock solid proof I won't have political conversations about it.

 

[elgordoboy]

one should appreciate true absurdity. Spectacular!

 

[Matt J]

one should appreciate true absurdity. Spectacular!

The absurdity of paying bills?

 

[PoppaJ]

The absurdity of paying bills?

The absurdity is raising the debt limit to pay for a two trillion tax cut. The same tax cuts republicans still claim will pay for themselves, but instead send billionaires into space.

 

[elgordoboy]

The absurdity is raising the debt limit to pay for a two trillion tax cut. The same tax cuts republicans still claim will pay for themselves, but instead send billionaires into space.

While I don’t disagree in principal, did the Republicans add the hilarity of tweeting righteously how they “Pay their debts when they are due!“ by going more into debt? That’s the part I find amusing. Defend the ridiculousness as you must, I understand, we all cling to something for meaning.

 

[PoppaJ]

While I don’t disagree in principal, did the Republicans add the hilarity of tweeting righteously how they “Pay their debts when they are due!“ by going more into debt? That’s the part I find amusing. Defend the ridiculousness as you must, I understand, we all cling to something for meaning.

The republicans have done so many dumbass things I can’t keep up with them all.

 

[PoppaJ]

 

[PoppaJ]

Self own?

"I think in a time of crisis, character is revealed.”
Ted Cruz

 

[PoppaJ]

He could shoot a Jew in the middle of 5th Avenue and not lose any supporters

In an interview with an Israeli reporter Donald Trump, the former U.S. president, lamented Jews in America “no longer love Israel,” claimed America’s evangelical Christians “love Israel more,” and declared “Jewish people … run The New York Times.”

Trump made his remarks in an interview with Israeli journalist Barak Ravid, the Daily Mailreports. The clip was aired in the “Unholy: Two Jews on the news” podcast.

 

[PoppaJ]

Nothing to see here

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's allegiance to Donald Trump -- and the former president's claim that the 2020 elections was stolen from them -- cost Texas taxpayers over $2 million last year, the Houston Chronicle is reporting.
Those tax dollars only turned up three cases that investigators were able to close.