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How much do the Democrats owe Trump for winning both houses?
How much do the Democrats owe Trump for winning both houses?
Debby wrote:
How much do the Democrats owe Trump for winning both houses?
Everything.
Trump said imagine I'm on the ballot, Democrats said imagine Trump is on the ballot, and the rest is history.
I don't get it, you are from a province in Argentina, why are you so involved in American politics?
I think Trump will nuke Iran on November 7th.
Because he is not giving Israel anymore money.
What are you using to create these images? I want to knowwww
Just because you're offended, doesn't mean you're right."
-Charlie Kirk
Slava Ukraini!
Йди в пекло!
President Donald Trump over the weekend teased another military strike on Iran, saying "we're going to have to give them the hammer."
His comments come amid speculation from his former ally, broadcaster Tucker Carlson, that Trump "may be within days of launching a nuclear strike on Iran" in conjunction with Israel. I'm guessing that is the 7th.
Yes it was nice to see crowds of genuinely exuberant and happy people celebrating, rather than the crowds of mindless drooling numpties in red hats that we have become accustomed to of late.
Anyway, Donald was very pleased with his pool and his ballroom.
And faith in the American people is cautiously being restored.
What we need now is a total end to clown politics, though I'm guessing that Coco ain't going to bow out just yet.
In the Mid-term election Democrats have won the majority not only in the Upper House but in the Lower House. This situation means the voices and requests
among American people toward the Government play an important role in politics. In other words, it shows American democracy is functioning.
Reflecting the defeat of Republican party, we expect President Trump change his attitude for paying much attention to what many American people have to say
about economy and foreign policy which are affecting directly on their daily lives. Members of the Democrat are urged to tackle seriously for achieving
Make America Great Again.
Sidewalker wrote:
I don't get it, you are from a province in Argentina,
I'm not sure if you say that out of ignorance (very typical of Americans) or sarcams but some regions of Uruguay are more related to Brazil than to Argentina.
why are you so involved in American politics?
The whole world depends on what it's going on in the US. I don't know how much this result will limit the 'Shield of the Americas' coalision but if the Democrats do something against it, the US will pay the consequences.
Besides, the non-American people like me don't live in a bubble as the Americans. We ackwoledge there is a big world beyond our countries, which means we are interested in what it's going on in the whole world.
What are you using to create the images?
Just because you're offended, doesn't mean you're right."
-Charlie Kirk
Slava Ukraini!
Йди в пекло!
Misterio wrote:
Sidewalker wrote:
I don't get it, you are from a province in Argentina,
I'm not sure if you say that out of ignorance (very typical of Americans) or sarcams but some regions of Uruguay are more related to Brazil than to Argentina.
I didn't think Uruguay was a real place, isn't it imaginary like Atlantis, Shangri-la or Neverland?
When nobody has ever been there or even seen it, it's really hard to believe it's a real place.
I know you say you live there, but I figured you were kidding around, saying you live there like SatanLucy says he lives in Bosnia.
NoAhLeEcLaRk wrote:
What are you using to create the images?
I find the images on line and save them, to post an image, click on the button above (circled below in red, well kind of a circle). Anyway, press the button and go find the image and select it.
I though you was using some sort of AI to create the images
Just because you're offended, doesn't mean you're right."
-Charlie Kirk
Slava Ukraini!
Йди в пекло!
NoAhLeEcLaRk wrote:
I though you was using some sort of AI to create the images
No, I assume the people who do the images use AI, but I just Google the images, I think I Googled "Blue Tsunami", or maybe "Blue Tsunami Meme" to find the pic above.
My level of computer art skill is demonstrated by how I tried to draw a red circle to show you the button.
Believe it or not, it just keeps getting weirder.
You might get Pete Hegseth as a senator LOL.
Trump just read out a list of Republicans who won because of him in past elections. But his name was not o the ballot this time.
Misterio wrote:
Sidewalker wrote:
SatanLucy wrote:
Yeah, Trump lost badly. Too bad he is still president.
"In fact, if people ever got tired of me in the U.S., I'll move to Israel, and become prime minister" - Donald Trump (yesterday)
The midterms made it pretty clear the American people are tired of Trump; it's time for him to move on to be Israel's Prime Minister.
People are not tired of Trump, they are tired of the war with Iran and the impact on their economy.
People are absolutely tired of Trump. He hasn't delivered on any of his promises. The only issue he is polling above water on is immigration, and he even fucked that up by not going after the people hiring illegals and publishing those dumb tonedeaf music videos. Oh and by putting a retarded bimbo in charge of DHS. His response to getting electorally raped was to drone on about the marble he's installing in his new ballroom. The man is cooked. Now he's talking about escalating again in Iran. If he keeps going like this he will get the Thatcher treatment, as his own party will have no choice but to stab him in the back to save their own skins.
"Human kind cannot bear very much reality."
T. S. Eliot
RexFavilla wrote:
People are absolutely tired of Trump. He hasn't delivered on any of his promises. The only issue he is polling above water on is immigration, and he even fucked that up by not going after the people hiring illegals and publishing those dumb tonedeaf music videos. Oh and by putting a retarded bimbo in charge of DHS. His response to getting electorally raped was to drone on about the marble he's installing in his new ballroom. The man is cooked. Now he's talking about escalating again in Iran. If he keeps going like this he will get the Thatcher treatment, as his own party will have no choice but to stab him in the back to save their own skins.
No, the ones who are tired of Trump are the Democrats but the average people are tired of the economic situation that is caused by the conflict with Iran.
Sidewalker wrote:
I didn't think Uruguay was a real place, isn't it imaginary like Atlantis, Shangri-la or Neverland?
When nobody has ever been there or even seen it, it's really hard to believe it's a real place.
I know you say you live there, but I figured you were kidding around, saying you live there like SatanLucy says he lives in Bosnia.
You're not so far from reality. I've been an expat for 20+ years and the population there is decreasing because it's boring. All the small countries are boring and nobody cares about them, that's true.
But don't go off on a tangent, we're talking about how socialism is taking over the US. I really wonder at what moment your clone DoubleFknR come on the scene.
Misterio wrote:
RexFavilla wrote:
People are absolutely tired of Trump. He hasn't delivered on any of his promises. The only issue he is polling above water on is immigration, and he even fucked that up by not going after the people hiring illegals and publishing those dumb tonedeaf music videos. Oh and by putting a retarded bimbo in charge of DHS. His response to getting electorally raped was to drone on about the marble he's installing in his new ballroom. The man is cooked. Now he's talking about escalating again in Iran. If he keeps going like this he will get the Thatcher treatment, as his own party will have no choice but to stab him in the back to save their own skins.
No, the ones who are tired of Trump are the Democrats but the average people are tired of the economic situation that is caused by the conflict with Iran.
Then why did Republicans mention Trump all the time during the primary but specifically NOT mention him in ads during the general? Why were Trump rallies held in the leadup to the election statistically associated with a DROP in support? Maybe you're a bit out of touch and just want him to still be popular here for whatever reason, but the man is electoral poison and has nobody to blame but himself.
"Human kind cannot bear very much reality."
T. S. Eliot
RexFavilla wrote:
Then why did Republicans mention Trump all the time during the primary but specifically NOT mention him in ads during the general? Why were Trump rallies held in the leadup to the election statistically associated with a DROP in support? Maybe you're a bit out of touch and just want him to still be popular here for whatever reason, but the man is electoral poison and has nobody to blame but himself.
Democrats are tired of Trump no matter if the US strives or not, that's different to being tired of the economic situation and therefore punishing the person who is in charge who is Trump.
Trump is not popular now but after 2028 he'll be as popular as he used to be, except for the Democrats.
Misterio wrote:
Sidewalker wrote:
You're not so far from reality. I've been an expat for 20+ years and the population there is decreasing because it's boring. All the small countries are boring and nobody cares about them, that's true.
It would have been more convincing if you guys hadn't done a cut and paste of the CBS Sunday Morning logo to make your flag, that was a dead giveaway.
But don't go off on a tangent, we're talking about how socialism is taking over the US. I really wonder at what moment your clone DoubleFknR come on the scene.
The intent to provide health care to everyone isn't socialism, it's just a matter of being decent human beings, caring for one another is fundamental to human nature.
Our current health care system is broken and incredibly inefficient, the same drugs cost 6 times more in the US than they do in Canada. I've slept with a CPAP machine for decades, I just got an order of supplies, the supplier company charged Medicare $1,580 for supplies I could buy on Amazon for $213, and $213 is ridiculously high for what I'm getting. Health care in America is primarily about making money, and it makes it providing health care to people is secondary. The money that goes to the providers of health care services is less than the money that goes to the insurance companies, at the expense of our collective health. People are dying so other people can get rich.
It's a matter of who we want to be as a people. If we could get past the greed, and power and politics of it, If we can just come together as a people and change our priorities to caring for one another, if we can make our health care goal to provide health care to everyone than needs it, we can achieve it at a lower cost than the current system.
It isn't political, it's just the right thing to do.
I really wonder at what moment your clone DoubleFknR come on the scene.
You rang?
we're talking about how socialism is taking over the US
Can you please define socialism?
Sidewalker wrote:
It isn't political, it's just the right thing to do.
I'm not saying the US has the perfect system. I understand you have serious issues with the health system. What I disagree with is that you can't propose socialism to solve that. The cure can be worse than the disease.
Double_R wrote:
Can you please define socialism?
Socialism is what you subscribe to.
Socialism is what the communist Gina Hinojosa will apply in Texas, like giving $1.5k to every family, increase the salaries to bureaucrats (typical of socialism), price control (no surprise), stop the investment on data centers or relax the tough migration policies that brought good results.