and she's out here right now denouncing calling people who vote the other way Nazis.

You're assuming it was his idea.

#39 | Posted by Alexandrite at 2024-10-30 02:08 PM | Reply | Flag:

That's not a requirement. It was implemented.

When the Harris campaign switched from Hope to He's a Nazi, she erased all of her polling advantages. Godwin's Law in action.

Pro-Zionist Nazis is a hell of a thing to make a case for. People can't thank of ANY other word?

On December 6, 2017, President Trump formally recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and stated that the American embassy would be moved from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

Strange move for a Nazi. Being a Nazi requires a lot of Jew hatred.

Might as well finish the line instead of just the crash part.

To paraphrase, "but after the quick recovery it will be stronger than ever".

Why was there the need to "legalize" abortion when it was already legal?

#10 | Posted by Hans at 2024-10-30 10:05 AM | Reply

Hans has never heard of Federalism and why it's important.

Congratulations NK soldiers... you are now cannon fodder for a war that's not even yours.

#2 | Posted by Nixon at 2024-10-29 10:43 AM | Reply

Abandoned in the field by Russian officers that don't speak Korean.

Pretending the 31% and 33% are similar and adding them together is the kind of thing a shady news outlet for partisans would do.

64% trust it a great deal

#14 | Posted by donnerboy at 2024-10-29 04:38 PM | Reply | Flag:

31% trust it a great deal, or fair amount.
33% do not have a great deal, nor fair amount, aka a low amount of trust
36% have zero trust in it.

That's abysmal, but that's what you get with ad driven news.

"Gallup first asked this question in 1972 and has measured it in most years since 1997. In three readings in the 1970s, trust ranged from 68% to 72%, yet by Gallup's next readings in the late 1990s and early 2000s, smaller majorities of 51% to 55% trusted the news media."

Old people loved being spoon fed news. They just bicker over the source.

Everybody that's not old... that's something else.

Americans continue to register record-low trust in the mass media, with 31% expressing a "great deal" or "fair amount" of confidence in the media to report the news "fully, accurately and fairly," similar to last year's 32%. Americans' trust in the media -- such as newspapers, television and radio -- first fell to 32% in 2016 and did so again last year.

For the third consecutive year, more U.S. adults have no trust at all in the media (36%) than trust it a great deal or fair amount. Another 33% of Americans express "not very much" confidence.

-Gallup

When I have AI grade sociopathy here, you're one of the higher ranked ones lol. Not at all reasonable, just a partisan psycho.

If I were SITZ, I'd consider that one of the most offensive comments I've ever heard.

#75 | Posted by Hans at 2024-10-29 01:43 PM | Reply | Flag:

You're not that fortunate.

However, I am a paragon of reasonability compared to most posters here.

The press has been claimed its struggling under the weight of its own garbage.
www.npr.org

#39 | Posted by oneironaut at 2024-10-29 01:47 PM | Reply | Flag:

You read your own links? lol. They'd just been hit by a hurricane and infrastructure was destroyed. It makes garbage collection a challenge, especially in a place where it's put on a barge and shipped to Asia.

I'm most excited for Ad Blocking built into AR glasses. Then every billboard, poster, and campaign sign will be automatically removed and replaced with something you actually want to look at.

Patterns? Here's the Supplemental Poverty Rate vs Economic Output top 5s.

California - 15.4%
Florida - 13.1%
Texas - 14.2%
New York - 13.9%
Louisiana - 18.9%

California - $3.12 trillion
Texas - $1.87 trillion
New York - $1.56 trillion
Florida - $1.11 trillion
Illinois - $875 billion

In the Southern rural areas, the gas station clerks don't have teeth, but the store is still clean. Amphetamines are good for that at least.

Is there a pattern here?

I post, you decide.

#38 | Posted by Hans at 2024-10-29 01:45 PM | Reply | Flag:

I have decided. Gary, Indiana is worse than all of those, a real garbage dump of a place.

Once you hit the Highlands, or go to Anasco, Mayageuz, Cabo Rojo, and you take a few steps past the beach resorts for white people, you're in areas with many, many towns with > 50% poverty.

The old mud slums of San Juan, nobody here would last a day.

The slum part is pretty rough. Basically a favela, but without the anti-aircraft guns shooting at police helicopters.

La Perla is beautiful, if you crop out the slum.

That's funnier than some of Hinchliffe's jokes.

#61 | Posted by donnerboy at 2024-10-29 11:19 AM | Reply | Flag:

My wife already voted for Harris.

You're projecting really hard though and come off as somebody who would hit their wife for voting Trump.

I'm telling you what was advertised here in Houston, Harris + Beyonce, followed by Beyonce doing a show. No entertainment and the crowd was let down.