this is from a poll.....fine.

but a poll taken before the pandemic would have revealed a high number of families who reported they are experiencing deep financial stress.

"the SC and their new justice Trump most likely asked, 'do I have your loyalty?' before nominating her."

what's the point of a president asking for a pledge of loyalty from a potential SC nominee?

He has no power to enforce any loyalty once they are sworn into a lifetime position on the SCOTUS.

effete....are you a sock puppet account?

I wonder.....nobody has ever given a crap about defending Chieftut....but you are. hhmmmmmmm.....

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meaning Luntz is trying to assert those votes weren't going to trump anyway?

I agree....I think the debate pushed some away.

"I doubt it. Trumpy could shoot his supporters live on TV and they would still vote for him. That is the nature of a cult.
Trump supporters have already lost their souls."

You're right about his supporters, but I believe he lost ground from the undecideds. Debates aren't intended to sway hard core supporters.

"As I watched the "debate" I could feel my soul literally being sucked from my body."

Maybe you should just stick to the Disney Channel.

oh, and savage.....most of the folks like Jeff who no longer post here believe you are actually a sock puppet account of RCADE's.

not all of them....but it's a majority of them.

But it's why they ignore you......oh, and because of your stench.

JeffJ doesn't care to be near your urine soaked stench of a ---- hole anymore, Savage.

He's forgotten you ever existed. Did he ever bother to converse with you at all, filthy savage?

Perhaps you're unable to comprehend my point in your drunken stooper.

I'm not respecting any of it. Nor am I defending anyone else doing the same.

I'm specifically pointing out there are some real people who would consider that kind of debt "success".

and if that makes me a "know it all"....well, I am....but that's hardly a good example.

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Yeah..I was really fooled by Trump 4 years ago, whiskeybreath.

not this time though......I think.

I realize that despite the fact they hammered trump and didn't attack Biden really is something......but.....I know on election day they are walking into the booth, and remembering "oh yeah....guns and abortion" and they'll pull the lever for trump.

but I really think Trump lost ground last night.

Also consider that some folks consider using bankruptcy laws to protect oneself at the expense of everyone else a positive trait to be respected.

You have to consider that some folks view debt as success, not failure.

I'm friends with a lot of conservatives including facebook.

they were all very down on Trump for that behavior last night.

I didn't see a second of it. Had more important things to do.

But I've never seen folks like that hammer Trump like they did last night.

tells me something....

This is the main reason why I think A financial disclosure is an absolute must before being elected president

It is not unfair to require voters to know whether or not a candidate owes a foreign government $100 million.

It's absolutely absurd that anybody would argue that

"I will give you a penny."

Give till it hurts, I guess.

You know, I didn't attack anybody or call anybody a liar or anything like that. I simply questioned the high percentage figure.

But don't stop being a filthy little ---- begging for my attention.

That looks suits you well.

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You brought up "white neighborhood" that's why I asked.

This matters in Pennsylvania......

-I had always thought the goal of politicians was to get more people to vote,

not for their opponent.

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I thought it was referenced as a $2.5M waterfront home.

I also imagine cops don't get shot at in that neighborhood if the rest is true.

That kind of neighborhood. Do you suppose other white people live there?

-Do you think it was weird that the officers did not have their guns drawn when they were told he was possibly armed?"

In that neighborhood? with a guy in shorts and a can of beer? Not really. I didn't understand it to mean that he was possibly armed, but that he owned a gun.

"he didn't get on the ground when told."

so, the standard is 2 seconds to obey? Because that's how much time he had.

I'm not calling this brutality or that anyone should be in trouble.

but that was not enough time to comply, IMO.

-Parscale was completely compliant even while being tackled.

and as a result.....he didn't get shot.

weird....

"He also noted several of them were wearing Hawaiian shirts."

meaning what?

I work with 10 people who have been directly impacted by COVID.

100% of them simply quarantined at home, and either worked from home or took some sick time.

I have a couple clients that had to have employees stay home but they can't work from home and they didn't have the PTO....they were obviously impacted.

Now, that was personal anecdotal evidence.....nothing more. just my 2 cents...

2/3?

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nice nips

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understood. thanks