I'm fine with if you had known claboo. It was hate toward DJT that motivated you. As for the Bruh,,,,,,,, you should read more of my posts. I don't post much compared to how long I've been around, but I speak that way, at least when I think we have something in common. I miss judged you my bad, but you shouldn't jump so fast to throw that around Mr. Claboo makes you look like your carrying a chip
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Exactly the WRONG reason to vote for a candidate. This is what many did and plenty of those people regret that vote right now.
You will probably take this as pro-Trump but there were only 2 candidates.
One told you what would happen if Biden was elected and he was 100% right.
It's not a popularity contest like Homecoming Queen.
HogwashHere are the statistical trends as covered by Gallup polling data. As you will see, there is no groundswell over the past year.
Also, here we see the longer term hispanic voting trend. Again, there is no discernable groundswell. If anything, we have evidence that Latinos consistently vote the same way.
Truth be told Hispanics are largely conservative as are many Black Americans particularly in the South.
Church is important, family important and they see what's going on especially in States like Texas.
Wasn't Clinton the dude who got blowies from that 21 year old intern in the Oval Office and then lied to the American people about it?
Just curious, besides being Canes fans, what did you think WE had in common. Clearly not our politics.
Rep. Kathleen Rice’s (D-N.Y.) announcement this week that she won’t run again made her the 30th House Democrat to call it quits. That’s the most for the party since 1992, when 41 House Democrats decided to retire even as voters were sending their presidential nominee, Bill Clinton, to the White House.
It marks just the third time since 1978 that either party has seen at least 30 retirements in a single cycle, according to figures tallied by the non-partisan Brookings Institution. The last instance was just four years ago, in the 2018 midterms, when 34 House Republicans made for the exits. It was a grim sign of things to come: The GOP went on to lose 41 seats — and the House majority — in a Democratic wave widely viewed as a referendum on then-President Trump.
Eight of the 30 House Democrats who aren’t seeking reelection are running for other offices, including for Senate, governor, state attorney general and, in the case of Rep. Karen Bass (D-Calif.), Los Angeles mayor.
“Thirty House Democrats have called it quits because they know their majority is doomed,” said Mike Berg, a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee.
Democrats hit 30-year high for House retirements
The number of House Democrats not seeking reelection this year has hit a 30-year high — a bleak benchmark reflecting frustrations with the gridlock on Capitol Hill, the toxicity of relations betwee…
thehill.com
I would have to disagree HJ, I have no regrets for not voting for Trump. Because I was 100% right about what would happen if HE got in office. Scandal after scandal, lies, deceit, corruption........its in his DNA, now look where we are. JAN 6, just as an example.
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You are 100% RIGHT about what would happen if he got in office?
He didn't get in office so you can't be right because he didn't do anything.
You have no idea what would have happened.
Conversely we have 18 months of Biden and we are being flushed down the sewer.
Rep. Kathleen Rice’s (D-N.Y.) announcement this week that she won’t run again made her the 30th House Democrat to call it quits. That’s the most for the party since 1992, when 41 House Democrats decided to retire even as voters were sending their presidential nominee, Bill Clinton, to the White House. It marks just the third time since 1978 that either party has seen at least 30 retirements in a single cycle, according to figures tallied by the non-partisan Brookings Institution. The last instance was just four years ago, in the 2018 midterms, when 34 House Republicans made for the exits. It was a grim sign of things to come: The GOP went on to lose 41 seats — and the House majority — in a Democratic wave widely viewed as a referendum on then-President Trump. Eight of the 30 House Democrats who aren’t seeking reelection are running for other offices, including for Senate, governor, state attorney general and, in the case of Rep. Karen Bass (D-Calif.), Los Angeles mayor. “Thirty House Democrats have called it quits because they know their majority is doomed,” said Mike Berg, a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee.Democrats hit 30-year high for House retirements
The number of House Democrats not seeking reelection this year has hit a 30-year high — a bleak benchmark reflecting frustrations with the gridlock on Capitol Hill, the toxicity of relations betwee…
The actual numbers are listed in my previous post. You're also unsurprisingly omitting Republican Senate numbers from your cherrypicked narrative, which would give people a more comprehensive picture of the facts.
Well I thought Trump WAS the Pres. from 2016-2020. You telling me something different??
Mr. Claboo we really have nothing to discuss. You state your non political, you say you have no Biden nor Dem agenda. You just voted for anyone who was not Trump, and if you knew about Bidens back ground you wouldn't have voted at all. That's fine with me it's not like your trying to brainwash anyone, it's not like you're a Troll, you just hate the guy. We have nothing in common to talk about. One thing though, Latin's are Black, White, Yellow, Caramel, and all colors in between, so next time someone talks about heritage the color of your skin isn't important.
You're correct, we have nothing in common........ other than being Cane fans, just as I have nothing in common with most other far right folks in the Lounge......no worries. We don't have to agree on anything........but I do owe you an apology. Based on your conversation......political and otherwise, I assumed you were of the "farer persuasion" and were being condescending with your "bruh" . I typically don't see folks with your political viewpoints using that kind of terminology. That's how me and my boyz relate to each other. So my bad on that. But as far as the whole Latin thing, I'm well aware of the different shades of skin color among them, a couple of close friends are Latin, one light and one medium skin tone, we're very cool.
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