It's all Trump's fault? Amused, not surprised

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Many Democrats, official and on the street [blocking street traffic, usually, I guess because protest is ineffective on the sidewalk, and they typically misunderstand what the first amendment right to peaceably assembly means because it is not written in woke] think their entire lives have been disrupted [read "destroyed"] by Donald Trump.


Wouldn't it refreshing for them to realize much of what they protest was initiated by Dems in the first place?


Like Truman's WWII-ending nukes

Like Kennedy/Johnson's Vietnam War

Like Carter's Egypt/Israel Peace Accord.

Like Clnton's Bosnia attack.

Like Obama's deal with Iran, granting them $Bs

Like Biden's reelease of US sanctions against Russia's Nord Stream nat gas pipeline

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@fauxlaw

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Trump holding at 38% in polling because of seniors. So says CNN and that Republicans likely to lose house and not Senate because of larger senior voting block vs the smaller{ less reliable to vote } youth voting block, and especially in Florida.


..> Seniors accept old school ways of thinking, that, tend more toward conservative mind-set is my guess and that includes significance of voting makes a differrence.


..> Youth less reliable in believing voting makes a differrence.


I dunno so I googled the question..why does Trump get the Senior vote so much?

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@ebuc
Trump holding at 38% in polling because of seniors. So says CNN and that Republicans likely to lose house and not Senate because of larger senior voting block vs the smaller{ less reliable to vote } youth voting block, and especially in Florida.


I will never understand this, I know seniors are more susceptible to falling for a scam, but this Trump phenomenon is just ridiculous, can't believe any of my fellow seniors fell for it.


Maybe Florida makes some sense because he shares the three most important Floridian values which are, have a lot of money, play golf, and have a year-round tan. Hey Floridians, snap out of it, orange and tan are two completely different colors.


..> Seniors accept old school ways of thinking, that, tend more toward conservative mind-set is my guess and that includes significance of voting makes a differrence.

I’d agree that seniors “tend more toward conservative mind-set”, but Trump and his MAGA movement is not “conservative” by any stretch. I would expect my fellow seniors to have a greater respect for democracy, the Constitution, the law, integrity, etc…and therefore would be the voting block that rejected Trump the most.


..> Youth less reliable in believing voting makes a differrence.

I have always believed that seniors are more likely to vote, but I would have thought that would hurt Trump more than help him.


I dunno so I googled the question..why does Trump get the Senior vote so much?


It makes no sense to me, it makes me feel ashamed to be an old white guy. This Trump phenomenon has made me feel like I don’t fit in anywhere, I’m alienated from my age group, my country, and my race.


I’m going to Italy on vacation for two weeks in May, I’m trying to learn to speak with a Canadian accent so I can deny being an American. Good idea, Eh.

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@Sidewalker
It makes no sense to me, it makes me feel ashamed to be an old white guy.


Maybe you should consider being less racist against white people.

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@Shoresy
Maybe you should consider being less racist against white people.


I'm not prejudiced against all white people, just racists, Trumpers, cat owners, cricket players, and mimes, I fucking hate mimes.


I would have said trailer trash, fascists, and idiots too, but they are all covered under the category "Trumpers".

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@Sidewalker

All good, as long as you can keep your guilt tied to what you actually did and not your skin color.

And don't signal to other racists that you are into ritualistic skin shaming to gain fake respect.

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@Shoresy
All good, as long as you can keep your guilt tied to what you actually did and not your skin color.
And don't signal to other racists that you are into ritualistic skin shaming to gain fake respect.


I hate orange people, the break laws, they rape women, they spread fear and hatred, and they are pedophiles, some I assume are good people.


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@fauxlaw

Its obviously not all Trumps fault. We need to include the MAGA brain dead also.


Lets see seniors { older brains alchoholic or not? } who think Trump is the lord Jesus and the pussy grabbing of strangers, as a horney beast is just normal male behavior ..>


...> MAGA who think Trump is the lord Jesus pussy grabbing of strangers, is just normal horny male beast behavior ..>


..> and those somewhere inbetween those two sets just mentioned. H,mm who does that leave?


Oh yeah, the younger generation of Jesus freaks, who think pussy grabbing of strangers is just just normal male behavior in USA if not globally.


Well I would agree with then, yes it is a horny beast part.


Woman X x > man X y --some known as horny beast type-- > young males learning the ropes from whomever they may find as a role models.


H,mm role models for young males can be the father { degrees of alcoholism or not } uncle etc. TV and movie celebrities or both?


Lets see now, who did these male seniors have role models in their youth. Barry Goldwater? Billy Graham { jesus freak? }? H,mm?



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Well actually Putin got Trump to get the US debt to $36 trillion. While unlikely to cause an overnight collapse, the USA's high national debt—surpassing $36 trillion and 122% of GDP—poses a severe, long-term threat. It risks reducing national power, triggering economic instability, crowding out crucial investments, and causing high inflation, potentially weakening the U.S. dollar and global standing.

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@SatanLucy
Grab


It was not Trump who made that public discussion, was it? People say and do things in private that still should be proper comportment, but when they don't, whose fault compounds and escalates the issue by making it public when said or done in private?


When someone in a crowded theater says aloud, "I want popcorn," is anyone harmed/injured by the comment, even those who do not like eating popcorn? No, that's not a first amendment violation. Iritating, perhaps, if it interrupts concentration on the movie. But, how about when someone yells "Fire!" when there is no fire? That can cause harm/injury, and should be a first amendment violation.


The same apply to comments like that alleged to be said by Trump in private. Whom did it harm?

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Trump is taller than every president other than Clinton, Johnson, FDR, Lincoln, and Jefferson. Tailer than Oba'a. Taller than 91% of all other presidents. You little photoshop ruse is a lie. Will not stand up in court.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

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Trump is taller than every president other than Clinton, Johnson, FDR, Lincoln, and Jefferson. Tailer than Oba'a. Taller than 91% of all other presidents. You little photoshop ruse is a lie. Will not stand up in court.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University