2024 US Presidential Election Thread

[Tooting Carmen]

It's been the case since JFK's death. It wasn't because of any supposed shift in international politics.

What are you implying here?

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

Smaland agrees with me. We know what you're up to, Natasha.

More evidence that Smaland has autism.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

What are you implying here?

I'm implying Michael Piper Collins was right.

[Anglo-Celtic]

More evidence Smaland has autism. An inability to pick up on humor.

I won't argue with that. My glass OCD house will break if I throw stones at him, though.

[Smeagol]

Do you have the impression that many former Trump voters are not voting for him this time? From what I see, it seems the Republican party is very divided and Trump will very probably not win the election vs Biden unless there's sort of a oil price/economic crisis until October.

Trump is ahead in most polling which wasn't even the case in 2016 when he won. I doubt Trump has lost many voters since 2020. Meanwhile, Biden's approval rating has dropped to the mid-30s. No president has ever been that unpopular and managed to win re-election.

[Smeagol]

I still think that Biden "won" the 2020 election through voting fraud. Nothing has been done about this so far, and so it stands to reason that the Democratic candidate will "win" the election again.[/LIST]

Governor Kemp in Georgia recently signed legislation requiring that all absentee ballots must be counted by 8PM on election night. So at least in Georgia, it's impossible for them to drag out counting absentee ballots for a week again until they finally find enough votes to put them over the top.

[Andullero]

Has this always really been the case though?

Circa 1913, bro (creation of the Federal Reserve System). Look it up.

[CosmoLady]

@ CosmoLady:[*] As I said before, "Trump plainly and calmly said that Israel had the right to have power over Congress. He didn't make a gaffe, and he didn't try to deflect an accusation." He didn't hesitate and then correct himself. Anyone can watch / listen to the relevant video, I made a link to it in my last post.

As I said before, you are clearly a low-IQ moron who cannot tell the difference between a serious statement and a gaffe.

[*] The Republican convention is scheduled to take place first, and so there's time to focus on Biden afterward. The Democratic convention will take place about a month later.

You are so full of it. Biden has been president for the last 4 years but you have been bashing Trump nonstop for months? Years?

[*] I will continue to make posts about Trump, because he is part of the problem. Got it? [/LIST]

Low-IQ, low-info moron voters like you are the problem. Got it? And Trump is not president.

Trump is the only one who cares about resolving the severe problems with your border INVASION and your deep state.

Morons like you are the problem if you cannot see this.

The US will not survive with a population of idiots, the US will become Idiocracy, is already getting there.

[CosmoLady]

The southern border definitely has been a problem during the Biden administration, but not much was actually done during the Trump administration either; only a small part of the border wall was built.

After the election, it might be that the only solution at the federal level would be for both houses of Congress to vote for the necessary laws, and then pass them over Presidential vetoes as necessary.

Since the U.S. federal government has been sitting on its hands so far, it might be more realistic to look for action at the state level. Governors and state legislatures in the border states could take action on their own.

• I think that some former Trump voters will vote for Biden this fall. That's not for me, since I think that Biden is part of the problem as well. I don't know who it will be yet, but I will vote for a third-party candidate or cast a write-in vote for someone.
• I still think that Biden "won" the 2020 election through voting fraud. Nothing has been done about this so far, and so it stands to reason that the Democratic candidate will "win" the election again.

Do you have the impression that many former Trump voters are not voting for him this time? From what I see, it seems the Republican party is very divided and Trump will very probably not win the election vs Biden unless there's sort of a oil price/economic crisis until October.

Trump has done more than enough to screw his credibility, no doubt. But with another 4 years under the democrats how catastrophic it will be the southern border crisis? It won't be pretty, that's for sure.

Smalland is profoundly uninformed about most issues and is a moron.
Luckily most of his demographic has more common sense,
and his demographic and others mostly support Trump even more than in 2020, according to polling.

The polls show that Trump is ahead of Biden nationally and in the all-important swing states that decide the election.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/pol...-west-vs-stein

With RFK, Stein and West in the race, Trump leads Biden by 10-12 points.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...ts/ar-AA1o5Ofu

Even in 2021, 20% of Americans regretted voting for Biden already
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...oting-him.html

Of course, there will be massive urban and suburban election fraud,
in favour of Democrats as always (concentrated population, ethnic block voting).
Not including massive illegal ballot harvesting and cheating by poll workers and possibly election software,
20% of Americans who voted by mail in 2020 admitted to committing fraud.
https://www.rasmussenreports.com/pub...JbHKJHmK5ZHzsw

20% of all voters voted by mail in 2020, some 150 million people voted,
yet the election was decided by 40,000 votes in 3 states I think.
Trump received 74 million votes in 2020, an increase from 63 million in 2016, a massive record for any American president.
Biden who rarely appeared in public received a truly unbelievable 81 million, when Obama and Clinton receive around 65 million.

(Trump was well ahead on election night in the swing states, counting stopped,
and then several hundred thousand votes suddenly appeared simultaneously in all the swing states, all of them for Biden.)

But the polls are currently disastrous for Biden, who is at a level similar to Jimmy Carter in 1980.
Biden is much lower than Trump at the same time in Trump's presidency even with the Covid pandemic,
and former president Trump has a higher approval than current president Biden.
Biden's approval has deteriorated considerably since he became president,
while Trump's approval has increased since he left the presidency.
Biden has been losing the support of independents, young people, men, Hispanics, blacks and even Arabs.
Trump is the strongest Republican in recent history in all demographic categories.

Here are some brutal truths from pro-Biden media:

[CosmoLady]

What are you implying here?

So you know,
65% of Americans believe the obvious, self-evidently true conspiracy theory that Kennedy was killed by multiple shooters,
probably working on behalf of the US government.

There were many strong motives for the permanent US government or Junta to take out Kennedy:
Cuba, Vietnam, Israel, pacifist foreign policy, oversight of the military and CIA...
Investigation of the mafia/FBI and silver dollars were minor reasons I think.

Indeed the US became much more pro-Israel after Kennedy was killed, and Israel became a nuclear power.
This was one of several motives.
Also many of the key players in Kennedy's assassination were Jewish:
the people who invited Kennedy to Dallas, the only man who filmed Kennedy's assassination (very conveniently positioned),
and the man (Jack Ruby) who conveniently killed the man who killed the patsy assassin, Oswald.

And then Jack Ruby conveniently went insane while being visited by a CIA doctor, Dr. West,
who was later in San Francisco supplying psychedelic drugs to Charles Manson and many others, but that's another story.

The US regime has been a Junta for a long time,
since the start of the Cold War probably, but the power of the Junta or Deep State became official when Kennedy was killed.
This was the time, late 1963, when the US officially started going bad, I think.

The president, congress, and two-party representative democracy are merely a facade.

Truman warned about the power of the FBI and later CIA,
and Eisenhower warned about the military-industrial complex and scientific-technical complex.

The Junta or Deep State takes out "uncooperative" presidents: Kennedy, Nixon, and then Trump.