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Your postings are so unfounded that I will stop replying to such obvious lies. Trump is the presumptive nominee. The only thing that will stop Trump is these "irrelevant January 6th hearings" that you ignore. Hopefully, he gets indicted and becomes irrelevant. But, to say Trump is irrelevant is absolutely ludicrous. If you do believe this, then you have no clue whatsoever.

Trump will not be the nominee. Take it to the bank.
 
I'm not a registered Republican, but these days I certainly lean more that way after spending most of my coming of age years as a left-leaner. I do not think about Trump at all. He is irrelevant.
so youre speaking on behalf of the entire republican party? he is clearly relevant. so relevant that he could be president in 2024.

trying to pass off that trump is irrelevant is laughable. yet you say AOC is extremely relevant. bananaland.
 
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so youre speaking on behalf of the entire republican party? he is clearly relevant. so relevant that he could be president in 2024.

trying to pass off that trump is irrelevant is laughable. yet you say AOC is extremely relevant. bananaland.
Trump is not irrelevant nor is he he presumptive nominee for 2024. Two years away from the next election to even make any claims either way. The Dems need a bogeyman and keeping Trump even relevant, they think is the only way to salvage the mid-terms. He'll be 78 in 2024, and he won't have the luxury of competing against 17 other candidates even if he runs. Any momentum in the early primaries and Republicans will do the same as the Dems did with Biden, collapsing the field behind DeSantis or someone else.

Let's remember, he didn't blow through the primaries last time....it was more of a survive and advance. There are more people that voted for him then that are disgusted by what he did and will line up with someone who supports his policies.
 
so youre speaking on behalf of the entire republican party? he is clearly relevant. so relevant that he could be president in 2024.

trying to pass off that trump is irrelevant is laughable. yet you say AOC is extremely relevant. bananaland.

I have never said AOC is relevant.
 
Trump is not irrelevant nor is he he presumptive nominee for 2024. Two years away from the next election to even make any claims either way. The Dems need a bogeyman and keeping Trump even relevant, they think is the only way to salvage the mid-terms. He'll be 78 in 2024, and he won't have the luxury of competing against 17 other candidates even if he runs. Any momentum in the early primaries and Republicans will do the same as the Dems did with Biden, collapsing the field behind DeSantis or someone else.

Let's remember, he didn't blow through the primaries last time....it was more of a survive and advance. There are more people that voted for him then that are disgusted by what he did and will line up with someone who supports his policies.
i didnt say he was the presumptive nominee. however, he actually is top on the odds right now, so i guess perhaps he is.


you can definitively say hes not irrelevant
 
I have never said AOC is relevant.
you rejected that she represents the minority. meaning you think ahe represents the majority (no other way to interpret that).

id say that if someone represents the majority theyre pretty relevant no? go back a page. youre attempting to say AOC wasnt just noise, but apprently trump is only noise. its important to recognize this as being delusional. honestly. and its not just you. the denial by the republican contingent is delusional.
 
you rejected that she represents the minority. meaning you think ahe represents the majority (no other way to interpret that).

id say that if someone represents the majority theyre pretty relevant no? go back a page. youre attempting to say AOC wasnt just noise, but apprently trump is only noise. its important to recognize this as being delusional. honestly. and its not just you. the denial by the republican contingent is delusional.

Interpret whatever you want. I've lost a lot of faith in you over the last few months so I really don't care what you think to be 100% honest.

To your point, AOC won 75% of the primary and 72% of the general electorate in her district in 2020. So yes, one could say she represents the majority. As for Trump, he won only 47% of the vote to Biden's 51% in the 2020 general election. So no, Trump did not represent a majority.
 
Trump is not irrelevant nor is he he presumptive nominee for 2024. Two years away from the next election to even make any claims either way. The Dems need a bogeyman and keeping Trump even relevant, they think is the only way to salvage the mid-terms. He'll be 78 in 2024, and he won't have the luxury of competing against 17 other candidates even if he runs. Any momentum in the early primaries and Republicans will do the same as the Dems did with Biden, collapsing the field behind DeSantis or someone else.

Let's remember, he didn't blow through the primaries last time....it was more of a survive and advance. There are more people that voted for him then that are disgusted by what he did and will line up with someone who supports his policies.
Disagree.
https://www.newsweek.com/donald-tru...-2024-polls-witch-hunt-jan-6-hearings-1723074
 
i didnt say he was the presumptive nominee. however, he actually is top on the odds right now, so i guess perhaps he is.


you can definitively say hes not irrelevant
cern said he was the presumptive nominee. Two years away and polls are meaningless right now. If they were, Hillary would’ve been president twice. Obama, then Trump.
Just remember, Trump beat 17 candidates and it was survive and advance. And it was in doubt in the primaries until the end. Too many people that are sick of his antics even though they support his policies.. And this time even if he ran, which I doubt he will, the Republicans will fall in line and collapse their candidates much like the Democrats did with Biden.
 
Hall85, You and I must have different meaning that the race was close to the end. Where are you getting this from? The race was practically over by March 15. He did not cross the threshold until much later. Unless that is what you mean. But the race was over when he beat Rubio in Florida. By March 15, only Cruz and Kasich were in the race. And the race was never in doubt.
 
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There are two types of Trump supporters

One type is the right wing redneck f_ck the government, etc. They get a kick out of his antics.

The other type are conservative people who support his policies and his business approach to government.

MSM likes to focus on the former, but the latter is the one that will have the most impact on the next election.
 
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There are two types of Trump supporters

One type is the right wing redneck f_ck the government, etc. They get a kick out of his antics.

The other type are conservative people who support his policies and his business approach to government.

MSM likes to focus on the former, but the latter is the one that will have the most impact on the next election.

I like to focus on his policy of trying to steal the election.
 
I like to focus on his idea of voter ID and in person voting. Isn't it curious why one side of the aisle is so scared of that?

I support in person voting. No, mail in voting didnt rig the election against Trump.
 
I support in person voting. No, mail in voting didnt rig the election against Trump.
Not saying it did. Trump lost, that never was a debate and the topic should be over. But the idea is a damn good one and something that suggests the other side isn't exactly playing by the rules if they are so against it.
 
Not saying it did. Trump lost, that never was a debate and the topic should be over. But the idea is a damn good one and something that suggests the other side isn't exactly playing by the rules if they are so against it.
Oh please. Is it fair that people stand in line to vote for several hours? Well that’s what it’s like in some states. I have not voted in person for many years. No need for it. If you want voter ID, then the state must pay for that ID at the time of registration. But in today's age, there should be mail in voting. Remember it is difficult for the aged, the disabled to get to the polls. And for me, I just don't like going when I can mail it in.

Voter ID is much ado about nothing.
 
Oh please. Is it fair that people stand in line to vote for several hours? Well that’s what it’s like in some states. I have not voted in person for many years. No need for it. If you want voter ID, then the state must pay for that ID at the time of registration. But in today's age, there should be mail in voting. Remember it is difficult for the aged, the disabled to get to the polls. And for me, I just don't like going when I can mail it in.

Voter ID is much ado about nothing.
BS...there is no reason not to have a voter I.D. (BTW, I think this is precious coming from you that you want every gun registered along with the ammo at a national level, but voter ID?....no, can't have that.)

There was mail in voting (absentee voting ballots) well before all this nonsense started. Why do you have a problem in having the voter initiate the action (going to the voting booth or requesting an absentee ballot)? I wonder why.
 
Oh please. Is it fair that people stand in line to vote for several hours? Well that’s what it’s like in some states. I have not voted in person for many years. No need for it. If you want voter ID, then the state must pay for that ID at the time of registration. But in today's age, there should be mail in voting. Remember it is difficult for the aged, the disabled to get to the polls. And for me, I just don't like going when I can mail it in.

Voter ID is much ado about nothing.
Oh please.....So the aged and disabled are going to go out and drop their ballot in the mailbox but can't get to the poll? Or they're going to give out their ballots to people to bring to the mailbox for them. I can't see that ever being a problem. And God forbid people stand in line like they're going to the DMV. We've all done it, it sucks. But you're thankful when it's over and you feel it was worth it until you have to do it again next time.
 
I'm not a registered Republican, but these days I certainly lean more that way after spending most of my coming of age years as a left-leaner. I do not think about Trump at all. He is irrelevant.
Years ago someone involved in politics told me to vote for whoever I wanted, but register as a democrat. You're in a democratic area of a democratic state, if you ever have to call on someone for help and they decide to look up your registration, it's better to be a democrat than a republican based on where you live.
 
BS...there is no reason not to have a voter I.D. (BTW, I think this is precious coming from you that you want every gun registered along with the ammo at a national level, but voter ID?....no, can't have that.)

There was mail in voting (absentee voting ballots) well before all this nonsense started. Why do you have a problem in having the voter initiate the action (going to the voting booth or requesting an absentee ballot)? I wonder why
Do you honestly read what you post. First, voting isn't going to kill anyone like guns. Let's take the reversal of your argument. You don't want any registration of weapons yet you want every voter to have an ID. lol. And they are all registered already.
Must be because voting is so dangerous. How about this. Let's have voter ID. - As long as we have a national registry for guns. That's a fair compromise.

Personally, I like having the ballots come to me. I fill it out out and drop it in the box at my leisure.
Oh please.....So the aged and disabled are going to go out and drop their ballot in the mailbox but can't get to the poll? Or they're going to give out their ballots to people to bring to the mailbox for them. I can't see that ever being a problem. And God forbid people stand in line like they're going to the DMV. We've all done it, it sucks. But you're thankful when it's over and you feel it was worth it until you have to do it again next time.
I'm so glad that you feel for the elderly and disabled. =Yeah screw them. Let them be on line waiting to vote for a few hours.
 
I'm so glad that you feel for the elderly and disabled. =Yeah screw them. Let them be on line waiting to vote for a few hours.
Where did I say screw them? What percentage of all people stand in lines more than 20 minutes? What percentage of old and disabled will stand in lines? 75%? 80%? less than 1%? But instead you'd rather them hand their ballots off to someone to drop off at the post office. Do you always let the older people cut you on store lines so they don't have to stand in line or by you being in front of them is that your way of saying screw them. Something tells me when you're on the beer line at the Rock and there's an older gentleman behind you, you don't run him up to the front of the line so he doesn't have to wait on line. They can wait on line to buy their gifts for grandkids, wait on line for beer, but wait on line to vote only a real jerk would allow that.
 
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Where did I say screw them? What percentage of all people stand in lines more than 20 minutes? What percentage of old and disabled will stand in lines? 75%? 80%? less than 1%? But instead you'd rather them hand their ballots off to someone to drop off at the post office. Do you always let the older people cut you on store lines so they don't have to stand in line or by you being in front of them is that your way of saying screw them. Something tells me when you're on the beer line at the Rock and there's an older gentleman behind you, you don't run him up to the front of the line so he doesn't have to wait on line.
You said " god forbid people stand in line." That is pretty ,much saying screw them. Now, this doesn't happen in NJ. However in other states. It sure does. election-us-2020-54532189

https://apnews.com/article/long-lines-to-vote-arent-unusual-ap-ea86307f2c198d7c279574a826a6236d

And your analogies are not even worth commenting on.
 
You said " god forbid people stand in line." That is pretty ,much saying screw them. Now, this doesn't happen in NJ. However in other states. It sure does. election-us-2020-54532189

https://apnews.com/article/long-lines-to-vote-arent-unusual-ap-ea86307f2c198d7c279574a826a6236d

And your analogies are not even worth commenting on.
People, not specifically elderly, but people. Some will be older, overwhelming majority won't be. They stand outside for 3 hours before sporting events, concerts, etc but not for voting. Please tell me what's the difference between someone standing on line at a store, on a food line, on a DMV line, and on a voting line. Apparently they're different to you. It sucks for the older people, but they seem to do it at a store, on a food line and at the DMV.

I believe black Americans had the worst average wait time at the polls in 2016....16 minute average.
 
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Do you honestly read what you post. First, voting isn't going to kill anyone like guns. Let's take the reversal of your argument. You don't want any registration of weapons yet you want every voter to have an ID. lol. And they are all registered already.
Must be because voting is so dangerous. How about this. Let's have voter ID. - As long as we have a national registry for guns. That's a fair compromise.
I’m fine with a National ID Card.
Personally, I like having the ballots come to me. I fill it out out and drop it in the box at my leisure.
Voting is supposed to be designed to make your life easier? That’s interesting. As I said earlier, what’s wrong with an absentee ballot? It worked perfectly fine before all this nonsense.
I'm so glad that you feel for the elderly and disabled. =Yeah screw them. Let them be on line waiting to vote for a few hours.
 
People, not specifically elderly, but people. Some will be older, overwhelming majority won't be. They stand outside for 3 hours before sporting events, concerts, etc but not for voting. Please tell me what's the difference between someone standing on line at a store, on a food line, on a DMV line, and on a voting line. Apparently they're different to you. It sucks for the older people, but they seem to do it at a store, on a food line and at the DMV.

I believe black Americans had the worst average wait time at the polls in 2016....16 minute average.
I was specifically talking about the elderly and disabled. Second, people at DMV aren’t standing for more than an hour. As a matter of fact, there are chairs there. Third, voting is a right driving a car is a privilege. That’s a big difference.
 
I’m fine with a National ID Card.

Voting is supposed to be designed to make your life easier? That’s interesting. As I said earlier, what’s wrong with an absentee ballot? It worked perfectly fine before all this nonsense.
“Voting is supposed to be designed to make your life easier? “

That’s exactly what the problem is from you and those who talk about this issue. You want to make voting difficult. Not easier for people. Why exactly do you want to make it harder to vote? Yes, voting should be easy. Only 60% of voters vote. Making voting easier should be something we strive for. Accurate fair and easy.

You want it difficult. Yeah who cares people stand in line to vote. Lol. What’s wrong with you people.
 
Voting is one of the easiest things I do all year. Amazing how some people think it's difficult.
 
“Voting is supposed to be designed to make your life easier? “

That’s exactly what the problem is from you and those who talk about this issue. You want to make voting difficult. Not easier for people. Why exactly do you want to make it harder to vote? Yes, voting should be easy. Only 60% of voters vote. Making voting easier should be something we strive for. Accurate fair and easy.

You want it difficult. Yeah who cares people stand in line to vote. Lol. What’s wrong with you people.
Where did I say I wanted to make voting difficult. I was just taking a shot at your privileged life. That went over your head obviously. What on earth is so hard to request an absentee ballot if it’s a hardship to stand on line for 10 minutes. You keep avoiding that point.
 
Where did I say I wanted to make voting difficult. I was just taking a shot at your privileged life. That went over your head obviously. What on earth is so hard to request an absentee ballot if it’s a hardship to stand on line for 10 minutes. You keep avoiding that point.
I have to repeat this one more time. NJ does a damn good job at the polls. However, there are other states where people stand in line for 2-3 or more hours to vote. That’s ridiculous.

Second, like NJ, once you requested vote by mail, you don’t have to request it every year. Why should you have to repeat the request every year?

And I vote how the laws are set up which allows me to avoid the polls on election day. If I were privileged, then only certain small amount of people would be able to vote that way. But here is a hint, everybody can do it. It’s quite the opposite of privileged.

Again, if you think your comments are witty are funny, that go over my head, they just aren’t. And it’s completely wrong.
 
I was specifically talking about the elderly and disabled. Second, people at DMV aren’t standing for more than an hour. As a matter of fact, there are chairs there. Third, voting is a right driving a car is a privilege. That’s a big difference.
I’ve spent multiple hours at the DMV in Wallington about 10 years ago. Line was out the door with no chairs outside. So nobody spends more than an hour at the DMV is BS.

So rights must happen immediately. Why does getting a gun legally take so long it’s a right not a privilege. give them out immediately don’t make me wait hours. It’s my right, not a privilege. Idiot logic. Right or privilege sometimes crap takes time.
 
I have to repeat this one more time. NJ does a damn good job at the polls. However, there are other states where people stand in line for 2-3 or more hours to vote. That’s ridiculous.

Second, like NJ, once you requested vote by mail, you don’t have to request it every year. Why should you have to repeat the request every year?

And I vote how the laws are set up which allows me to avoid the polls on election day. If I were privileged, then only certain small amount of people would be able to vote that way. But here is a hint, everybody can do it. It’s quite the opposite of privileged.

Again, if you think your comments are witty are funny, that go over my head, they just aren’t. And it’s completely wrong.
Lighten up Francis….man you’re wound up tight.

If they stand in line that long and it’s a hardship, request an absentee ballot. Easy, right?
 
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Lighten up Francis….man you’re wound up tight.

If they stand in line that long and it’s a hardship, request an absentee ballot. Easy, right?
Coming from the The man that comments on peoples reading comprehension constantly. Lol. Now that’s The funniest thing you have ever written.

In order to vote by mail, you have to request it. In this application, you can choose to vote by mail in all future elections. https://nj.gov/state/elections/vote-how-to.shtml

What’s the issue? Everyone was mailed a ballot due to CoVid. Here is the application in. NJ. https://nj.gov/state/elections/assets/pdf/forms-vote-by-mail/vote-by-mail-english-essex.pdf

What you are not taking up the offer in National voting ID and gun registration?
 
What’s the issue? Everyone was mailed a ballot due to CoVid. Here is the application in. NJ. https://nj.gov/state/elections/assets/pdf/forms-vote-by-mail/vote-by-mail-english-essex.pdf

What you are not taking up the offer in National voting ID and gun registration?
The mail system sucks. Packages don’t always arrive. Last month (mid June) I got something in the mail that was postmarked in April. More than 1% of the mail I get is for my neighbors. Would you be ok with 1% of the populations ballots not making it to the final destination or wrong destination? The mail system sucks. There’s no defending that. Don’t make people wait on line but let them use a system that sucks.
 
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Coming from the The man that comments on peoples reading comprehension constantly. Lol. Now that’s The funniest thing you have ever written.

In order to vote by mail, you have to request it. In this application, you can choose to vote by mail in all future elections. https://nj.gov/state/elections/vote-how-to.shtml

What’s the issue? Everyone was mailed a ballot due to CoVid. Here is the application in. NJ. https://nj.gov/state/elections/assets/pdf/forms-vote-by-mail/vote-by-mail-english-essex.pdf

What you are not taking up the offer in National voting ID and gun registration?
I use the term reading comprehension because people like yourself seem to struggle with it… Lol. Where did I say gun registration? I said firearms ID card.

everyone was mailed a ballot during Covid because it was a national healthcare emergency. That doesn’t mean it should continue now that the pandemic is over. Is this the best you’ve got?
 
I use the term reading comprehension because people like yourself seem to struggle with it… Lol. Where did I say gun registration? I said firearms ID card.

everyone was mailed a ballot during Covid because it was a national healthcare emergency. That doesn’t mean it should continue now that the pandemic is over. Is this the best you’ve got?
I guess you are not comprehending for sure. Unless you request a ballot by mail, you have to go to the polls. However, once you get an application to receive a ballot by mail, you can opt to choose to receive it for each and every election. You previously said you wanted to request. NJ demands that you request it but if you choose, you may receive a ballot every election.

Again what is the issue. Is it you want people to request it each and every election? That would be a waste of time.


BS...there is no reason not to have a voter I.D. (BTW, I think this is precious coming from you that you want every gun registered along with the ammo at a national level, but voter ID?....no, can't have that.)
Now, again, you want Voter ID and I am ok with that as long as every gun is registered . Consistent isn't it.
 
I guess you are not comprehending for sure. Unless you request a ballot by mail, you have to go to the polls. However, once you get an application to receive a ballot by mail, you can opt to choose to receive it for each and every election. You previously said you wanted to request. NJ demands that you request it but if you choose, you may receive a ballot every election.
Two things: First, As long as NJ is no longer sending out ballots as they did during COVID. Second, I don't see the hassle of requesting an absentee ballot for every election. While the impact would be less material, what happens if you move out of state and don't notify? What happens if you vote in person and vote by mail? (Are we certain there won't be a double-count?) There are too many opportunities for issues with sending ballots automatically. With technology in this day and age, it would take two or three clicks and filling out a form on your smart phone to make that request.
Again what is the issue. Is it you want people to request it each and every election? That would be a waste of time.



Now, again, you want Voter ID and I am ok with that as long as every gun is registered . Consistent isn't it.
I'm not sure if it's reading comprehension or you're just dense. A Voter ID card and a Firearms ID card. I said nothing about registering every gun.
 
Coming from the The man that comments on peoples reading comprehension constantly. Lol. Now that’s The funniest thing you have ever written.

In order to vote by mail, you have to request it. In this application, you can choose to vote by mail in all future elections. https://nj.gov/state/elections/vote-how-to.shtml

What’s the issue? Everyone was mailed a ballot due to CoVid. Here is the application in. NJ. https://nj.gov/state/elections/assets/pdf/forms-vote-by-mail/vote-by-mail-english-essex.pdf

What you are not taking up the offer in National voting ID and gun registration?

State voter ID and gun registration is fine by me. Federal? No way.
 
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