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  • @cccjwh said:

    Where do you get this? ByDon policies are popular, Cheetos policies are not. Not that Cheetos has many.

    Opinion | Biden isn’t popular. His policies are. - The Washington Post

    Like FY pointed out, you're comparing apples to oranges with an irrelevant and misleading article. It conspicuously doesn't rate Biden on his 3 worst policies that have directly worsened inflation. 

    • his foreign policy of cutting out the world's largest fertilizer exporter from the entire Western economy. 
    • his foreign policy of letting Israel ethnically cleanse Gaza, resulting in the Houthis shutting down one of the world's major waterways
    • his lax border control policies, resulting in the supply of cheap labor going way up, and sending the value of American workers way down

    Yeah, I guess if you ignore those things, the cost of gas, and the cost of groceries, I'm ridin with Biden too! 

    @vaportrail said:

    Like FY pointed out, you're comparing apples to oranges with an irrelevant and misleading article. It conspicuously doesn't rate Biden on his 3 worst policies that have directly worsened inflation. 

    • his foreign policy of cutting out the world's largest fertilizer exporter from the entire Western economy. 
    • his foreign policy of letting Israel ethnically cleanse Gaza, resulting in the Houthis shutting down one of the world's major waterways
    • his lax border control policies, resulting in the supply of cheap labor going way up, and sending the value of American workers way down

    Yeah, I guess if you ignore those things, the cost of gas, and the cost of groceries, I'm ridin with Biden too! 

    The poll asks people to rate policies without knowing whose policies they are. And ByDon's policy win by a landslide. If we can't agree on basic reality this is a waste of time. It's a joke that you think ethnically cleanse Gaza is a negative for ByDon. Cheetos would help kill them. "Finish the job!" 

    Cheetos 3 worst polices have even less support.

    Expanding antitrust enforcement against big tech companies - 24%

    Changing the law to allow presidents to fire civil service workers for any reason - 22%

    Giving the president control over regulatory agencies such as the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Trade Commission that are now independent - 19%

    ByDon worst rating in 30%.

    Pledging 10 years of U.S. military support for Ukraine in its war against Russia

    Let me know if you can accept this basic reality. Otherwise, I will move on. 

  • @vaportrail said:

    Like FY pointed out, you're comparing apples to oranges with an irrelevant and misleading article. It conspicuously doesn't rate Biden on his 3 worst policies that have directly worsened inflation. 

    • his foreign policy of cutting out the world's largest fertilizer exporter from the entire Western economy. 
    • his foreign policy of letting Israel ethnically cleanse Gaza, resulting in the Houthis shutting down one of the world's major waterways
    • his lax border control policies, resulting in the supply of cheap labor going way up, and sending the value of American workers way down

    Yeah, I guess if you ignore those things, the cost of gas, and the cost of groceries, I'm ridin with Biden too! 

    The poll asks people to rate policies without knowing whose policies they are. And ByDon's policy win by a landslide. If we can't agree on basic reality this is a waste of time. It's a joke that you think ethnically cleanse Gaza is a negative for ByDon. Cheetos would help kill them. "Finish the job!" 

    Cheetos 3 worst polices have even less support.

    Expanding antitrust enforcement against big tech companies - 24%

    Changing the law to allow presidents to fire civil service workers for any reason - 22%

    Giving the president control over regulatory agencies such as the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Trade Commission that are now independent - 19%

    ByDon worst rating in 30%.

    Pledging 10 years of U.S. military support for Ukraine in its war against Russia

    Let me know if you can accept this basic reality. Otherwise, I will move on. 

    @cccjwh said:

    The poll asks people to rate policies without knowing whose policies they are. And ByDon's policy win by a landslide. If we can't agree on basic reality this is a waste of time. It's a joke that you think ethnically cleanse Gaza is a negative for ByDon. Cheetos would help kill them. "Finish the job!" 

    Cheetos 3 worst polices have even less support.

    Expanding antitrust enforcement against big tech companies - 24%

    Changing the law to allow presidents to fire civil service workers for any reason - 22%

    Giving the president control over regulatory agencies such as the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Trade Commission that are now independent - 19%

    ByDon worst rating in 30%.

    Pledging 10 years of U.S. military support for Ukraine in its war against Russia

    Let me know if you can accept this basic reality. Otherwise, I will move on. 

    You're the definition of moron.  ?

  • I guess that explains why Biden was getting crushed in polls, had his entire party out to crucify him and ended up tucking his tail and running.

  • @fy56 said:

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    Oh boy... It's starting...

    @mld-woody said:

    Oh boy... It's starting...

    It's been going on for quite a while now. It appears her reputation is well deserved.

    https://www.facebook.com/reel/8757837497565649

  • @vaportrail said:

    Like FY pointed out, you're comparing apples to oranges with an irrelevant and misleading article. It conspicuously doesn't rate Biden on his 3 worst policies that have directly worsened inflation. 

    • his foreign policy of cutting out the world's largest fertilizer exporter from the entire Western economy. 
    • his foreign policy of letting Israel ethnically cleanse Gaza, resulting in the Houthis shutting down one of the world's major waterways
    • his lax border control policies, resulting in the supply of cheap labor going way up, and sending the value of American workers way down

    Yeah, I guess if you ignore those things, the cost of gas, and the cost of groceries, I'm ridin with Biden too! 

    The poll asks people to rate policies without knowing whose policies they are. And ByDon's policy win by a landslide. If we can't agree on basic reality this is a waste of time. It's a joke that you think ethnically cleanse Gaza is a negative for ByDon. Cheetos would help kill them. "Finish the job!" 

    Cheetos 3 worst polices have even less support.

    Expanding antitrust enforcement against big tech companies - 24%

    Changing the law to allow presidents to fire civil service workers for any reason - 22%

    Giving the president control over regulatory agencies such as the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Trade Commission that are now independent - 19%

    ByDon worst rating in 30%.

    Pledging 10 years of U.S. military support for Ukraine in its war against Russia

    Let me know if you can accept this basic reality. Otherwise, I will move on. 

    @cccjwh said:

    It's a joke that you think ethnically cleanse Gaza is a negative for ByDon. Cheetos would help kill them. "Finish the job!" 

    Please point out where I claimed that. Stop making things up, thanks. 

  • @cccjwh said:

    Where do you get this? ByDon policies are popular, Cheetos policies are not. Not that Cheetos has many.

    Opinion | Biden isn’t popular. His policies are. - The Washington Post

    Like FY pointed out, you're comparing apples to oranges with an irrelevant and misleading article. It conspicuously doesn't rate Biden on his 3 worst policies that have directly worsened inflation. 

    • his foreign policy of cutting out the world's largest fertilizer exporter from the entire Western economy. 
    • his foreign policy of letting Israel ethnically cleanse Gaza, resulting in the Houthis shutting down one of the world's major waterways
    • his lax border control policies, resulting in the supply of cheap labor going way up, and sending the value of American workers way down

    Yeah, I guess if you ignore those things, the cost of gas, and the cost of groceries, I'm ridin with Biden too! 

    @vaportrail said:

    his foreign policy of letting Israel ethnically cleanse Gaza,

    there you go again. Israel is only fighting TERRORISTS. They have worked tirelessly to get innocent palestinians out of the way.

    Don't live a lie on the matter, please.

  • It shouldn't be a surprise "liberal" policies are, on average, more popular. 

    Reps (conservatives) just have a more competent political party that actually gets things done. 

    Also more difficult to fight for change than to keep things the same (or go backwards)

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    @mld-woody said:

    Oh boy... It's starting...

    It's been going on for quite a while now. It appears her reputation is well deserved.

    https://www.facebook.com/reel/8757837497565649

    @axe said:

    It's been going on for quite a while now. It appears her reputation is well deserved.

    https://www.facebook.com/reel/8757837497565649

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  • @axe said:

    It's been going on for quite a while now. It appears her reputation is well deserved.

    https://www.facebook.com/reel/8757837497565649

    image.png.40cb01252390beafb17a9645517419d3.png

    @cccjwh said:

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    Yes, Trump who is as old as Biden was playing an age card - dumbass cult

  • @calfoxwc said:

    not a bad post. even "not woodpeckerish".

    However, "liberal" policies are generally more popular with those who lack life experience, and don't know history. Meaning, kids from liberal schools who are apt to go for utopian promises of problem solution.

    Example:

    https://www.npr.org/2018/07/26/630960719/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-democratic-socialists-of-america

    "

    What DSA members believe

    Here's how one socialist sums up his beliefs:

    '

    "I think we just need to realize that the end goal is, ultimately, like social control of the means of production," said Joe Cernelli, a founding member of that West Virginia DSA chapter. "You know we don't just want to improve capitalism, we will ultimately want to get rid of it."

    '

    ************************************************

    ""Let's say you were negotiating at a bargaining table with workers in a bakery, and the workers said, 'Look, we want more than a quarter of the bread; we want half of the bread, or we want two-thirds of the bread,' " she said. "The socialist would say, 'Actually, we want the bakery. We want to control it all, for all of our benefit.' "

    *************************************************

       So, the baker who takes out a loan to build his business, say, a half a million bucks, starts his business, his business grows, he works hard, hires more people, and those workers want to take it all away from him? He still owes a third on his loan.

    There are so many really words to describe that, and they are all bad.

    so many kids have grown up in schools with participation trophies, with no history to teach them, and most of them fall for any utopian ideal that manipulators spew out.

    Like bernie sanders. If sanders ever says (or aoc) "a magic twanger to every kid who votes for us - that magic twanger will give you everything you ever want in life"....

    there would be a magic twanger party.

    "Economic justice via magic twangers by silly young people".

    so much ignorance. so much failure to be able to critically think on issues.

    Just feelings, 100%.

    Membership has grown sevenfold since 2015, from around 6,000 then to 43,000 as of early July.

    BE AFRAID!!!!!! ?

  • It shouldn't be a surprise "liberal" policies are, on average, more popular. 

    Reps (conservatives) just have a more competent political party that actually gets things done. 

    Also more difficult to fight for change than to keep things the same (or go backwards)

    @mld-woody said:

    It should be a surprise "liberal" policies are, on average, more popular. 

    Reps (conservatives) just have a more competent political party that actually gets things done. 

    Also more difficult to fight for change than to keep things the same (or go backwards)

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    not a bad post. even "not woodpeckerish".

    However, "liberal" policies are generally more popular with those who lack life experience, and don't know history. Meaning, kids from liberal schools who are apt to go for utopian promises of problem solution.

    Example:

    https://www.npr.org/2018/07/26/630960719/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-democratic-socialists-of-america

    "

    What DSA members believe

    Here's how one socialist sums up his beliefs:

    '

    "I think we just need to realize that the end goal is, ultimately, like social control of the means of production," said Joe Cernelli, a founding member of that West Virginia DSA chapter. "You know we don't just want to improve capitalism, we will ultimately want to get rid of it."

    '

    ************************************************

    ""Let's say you were negotiating at a bargaining table with workers in a bakery, and the workers said, 'Look, we want more than a quarter of the bread; we want half of the bread, or we want two-thirds of the bread,' " she said. "The socialist would say, 'Actually, we want the bakery. We want to control it all, for all of our benefit.' "

    *************************************************

       So, the baker who takes out a loan to build his business, say, a half a million bucks, starts his business, his business grows, he works hard, hires more people, and those workers want to take it all away from him? He still owes a third on his loan.

    There are so many really words to describe that, and they are all bad.

    so many kids have grown up in schools with participation trophies, with no history to teach them, and most of them fall for any utopian ideal that manipulators spew out.

    Like bernie sanders. If sanders ever says (or aoc) "a magic twanger to every kid who votes for us - that magic twanger will give you everything you ever want in life"....

    there would be a magic twanger party.

    "Economic justice via magic twangers by silly young people".

    so much ignorance. so much failure to be able to critically think on issues.

    Just feelings, 100%.

  • @mld-woody said:

    It should be a surprise "liberal" policies are, on average, more popular. 

    Reps (conservatives) just have a more competent political party that actually gets things done. 

    Also more difficult to fight for change than to keep things the same (or go backwards)

    Expand  

    not a bad post. even "not woodpeckerish".

    However, "liberal" policies are generally more popular with those who lack life experience, and don't know history. Meaning, kids from liberal schools who are apt to go for utopian promises of problem solution.

    Example:

    https://www.npr.org/2018/07/26/630960719/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-democratic-socialists-of-america

    "

    What DSA members believe

    Here's how one socialist sums up his beliefs:

    '

    "I think we just need to realize that the end goal is, ultimately, like social control of the means of production," said Joe Cernelli, a founding member of that West Virginia DSA chapter. "You know we don't just want to improve capitalism, we will ultimately want to get rid of it."

    '

    ************************************************

    ""Let's say you were negotiating at a bargaining table with workers in a bakery, and the workers said, 'Look, we want more than a quarter of the bread; we want half of the bread, or we want two-thirds of the bread,' " she said. "The socialist would say, 'Actually, we want the bakery. We want to control it all, for all of our benefit.' "

    *************************************************

       So, the baker who takes out a loan to build his business, say, a half a million bucks, starts his business, his business grows, he works hard, hires more people, and those workers want to take it all away from him? He still owes a third on his loan.

    There are so many really words to describe that, and they are all bad.

    so many kids have grown up in schools with participation trophies, with no history to teach them, and most of them fall for any utopian ideal that manipulators spew out.

    Like bernie sanders. If sanders ever says (or aoc) "a magic twanger to every kid who votes for us - that magic twanger will give you everything you ever want in life"....

    there would be a magic twanger party.

    "Economic justice via magic twangers by silly young people".

    so much ignorance. so much failure to be able to critically think on issues.

    Just feelings, 100%.

    @calfoxwc said:

    not a bad post. even "not woodpeckerish".

    However, "liberal" policies are generally more popular with those who lack life experience, and don't know history. Meaning, kids from liberal schools who are apt to go for utopian promises of problem solution.

    Example:

    https://www.npr.org/2018/07/26/630960719/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-democratic-socialists-of-america

    "

    What DSA members believe

    Here's how one socialist sums up his beliefs:

    '

    "I think we just need to realize that the end goal is, ultimately, like social control of the means of production," said Joe Cernelli, a founding member of that West Virginia DSA chapter. "You know we don't just want to improve capitalism, we will ultimately want to get rid of it."

    '

    ************************************************

    ""Let's say you were negotiating at a bargaining table with workers in a bakery, and the workers said, 'Look, we want more than a quarter of the bread; we want half of the bread, or we want two-thirds of the bread,' " she said. "The socialist would say, 'Actually, we want the bakery. We want to control it all, for all of our benefit.' "

    *************************************************

       So, the baker who takes out a loan to build his business, say, a half a million bucks, starts his business, his business grows, he works hard, hires more people, and those workers want to take it all away from him? He still owes a third on his loan.

    There are so many really words to describe that, and they are all bad.

    so many kids have grown up in schools with participation trophies, with no history to teach them, and most of them fall for any utopian ideal that manipulators spew out.

    Like bernie sanders. If sanders ever says (or aoc) "a magic twanger to every kid who votes for us - that magic twanger will give you everything you ever want in life"....

    there would be a magic twanger party.

    "Economic justice via magic twangers by silly young people".

    so much ignorance. so much failure to be able to critically think on issues.

    Just feelings, 100%.

    Typo in my first post. Should say it "shouldn't* be a surprise"

    Yes, easy to repost and dismiss anyone that disagrees with you (while completely generalizing)

    I mean, folks that want conservative policies are all end of life, racist, religious zealots so why would I care what they think?

    Easy, huh?

  • @calfoxwc said:

    not a bad post. even "not woodpeckerish".

    However, "liberal" policies are generally more popular with those who lack life experience, and don't know history. Meaning, kids from liberal schools who are apt to go for utopian promises of problem solution.

    Example:

    https://www.npr.org/2018/07/26/630960719/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-democratic-socialists-of-america

    "

    What DSA members believe

    Here's how one socialist sums up his beliefs:

    '

    "I think we just need to realize that the end goal is, ultimately, like social control of the means of production," said Joe Cernelli, a founding member of that West Virginia DSA chapter. "You know we don't just want to improve capitalism, we will ultimately want to get rid of it."

    '

    ************************************************

    ""Let's say you were negotiating at a bargaining table with workers in a bakery, and the workers said, 'Look, we want more than a quarter of the bread; we want half of the bread, or we want two-thirds of the bread,' " she said. "The socialist would say, 'Actually, we want the bakery. We want to control it all, for all of our benefit.' "

    *************************************************

       So, the baker who takes out a loan to build his business, say, a half a million bucks, starts his business, his business grows, he works hard, hires more people, and those workers want to take it all away from him? He still owes a third on his loan.

    There are so many really words to describe that, and they are all bad.

    so many kids have grown up in schools with participation trophies, with no history to teach them, and most of them fall for any utopian ideal that manipulators spew out.

    Like bernie sanders. If sanders ever says (or aoc) "a magic twanger to every kid who votes for us - that magic twanger will give you everything you ever want in life"....

    there would be a magic twanger party.

    "Economic justice via magic twangers by silly young people".

    so much ignorance. so much failure to be able to critically think on issues.

    Just feelings, 100%.

    Typo in my first post. Should say it "shouldn't* be a surprise"

    Yes, easy to repost and dismiss anyone that disagrees with you (while completely generalizing)

    I mean, folks that want conservative policies are all end of life, racist, religious zealots so why would I care what they think?

    Easy, huh?

    @mld-woody said:

    Typo in my first post. Should say it "shouldn't* be a surprise"

    Yes, easy to repost and dismiss anyone that disagrees with you (while completely generalizing)

    I mean, folks that want conservative policies are all end of life, racist, religious zealots so why would I care what they think?

    Easy, huh?

    easy for dishonest hacks who have NO principles in their lonely lives.

      I know young people who are as conservative as can be. I taught a few of them how to shoot. They are avid gun folks now. Their safety practices are outstanding, I'm proud of them. A couple of them were Marines right after high school.

    You don't understand much. It's sad.

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