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01-20-2024, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted By NYPat⏩
Yes but the biggest problem is how does your party hold its politicians accountable?I agree. But the existing laws need to be repealed and replaced, which obviously is not easy. For the record, I'm ok with allowing properly vetted immigrants into our country and becoming citizens eventually. And the numbers we allow should be controlled by demand for jobs etc, along with political refugees and all that. Our country should be in control of everything to do with our border, not the immigrants deciding for themselves to enter the country to take advantage of our current laws. Right now it's a misdemeanor. I don't blame them, I would do the same. Obviously just my opinion, even if it doesn't fit the stereotypical Dem narrative.
How do republicans hold trump accountable?
We can’t do it at the polls anymore, issues become “yeah we need to work on this but we have to win the election first, can’t let >boogeyman< win.”
This is the options we’re left with when they can’t even field a candidate to run against incompetent leadership.
01-20-2024, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted By Seatard⏩
Biden his 100% responsible for the current state of the border. His actions/inactions/EOs prove that to be factual.To me the problem is more the short attention spans and poor engagement of voters who are far more interested in "calling out" people and angrily "owning the ***s" or whatever from behind their keyboards. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Obviously POTUS has some responsibility for the border, that's why I specifically said I think it's misguided to hold them "mainly" accountable. Just like intelligent people don't blame cops for the homeless problem when the city ordinance says it's not illegal to camp on the sidewalk or blame them for judges sentencing thieves to probation.
I hate to break the news, but no matter what they promise you, one guy isn't going to accomplish much with chit talk and executive orders. If that's the strategy they are selling then you should be skeptical (IMO).
The Republican party as a group could easily make lasting improvement if they made it a priority though. If not, maybe you shouldn't affiliate yourself with them and vote for their presidential nominee.
Obviously POTUS has some responsibility for the border, that's why I specifically said I think it's misguided to hold them "mainly" accountable. Just like intelligent people don't blame cops for the homeless problem when the city ordinance says it's not illegal to camp on the sidewalk or blame them for judges sentencing thieves to probation.
I hate to break the news, but no matter what they promise you, one guy isn't going to accomplish much with chit talk and executive orders. If that's the strategy they are selling then you should be skeptical (IMO).
The Republican party as a group could easily make lasting improvement if they made it a priority though. If not, maybe you shouldn't affiliate yourself with them and vote for their presidential nominee.
Only a delusional Biden cult member would try and dismiss that.
Voting for Biden is voting to end American borders.
There's many negative truths to be had for voting Trump....but not one comes remotely close to that.
01-20-2024, 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted By Seatard⏩
No 'tard, we want the border sealed because we don't want to support 20 million illegals. Ffs the mayor of NYC - who is a liberal Dem even agrees with that. Seal the border, stop the illegals, and the queefing from behind the keyboards will stop.To me the problem is more the short attention spans and poor engagement of voters who are far more interested in "calling out" people and angrily "owning the ***s" or whatever from behind their keyboards. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Obviously POTUS has some responsibility for the border, that's why I specifically said I think it's misguided to hold them "mainly" accountable. Just like intelligent people don't blame cops for the homeless problem when the city ordinance says it's not illegal to camp on the sidewalk or blame them for judges sentencing thieves to probation.
Obviously POTUS has some responsibility for the border, that's why I specifically said I think it's misguided to hold them "mainly" accountable. Just like intelligent people don't blame cops for the homeless problem when the city ordinance says it's not illegal to camp on the sidewalk or blame them for judges sentencing thieves to probation.
Originally Posted By Seatard⏩
So it's all the Republicans fault and your boy Potato Joe bears absolutely no responsibility at all. Got it.. All you had to say 'tard.I hate to break the news,but no matter what they promise you, one guy isn't going to accomplish muchwith chit talk and executive orders. If that's the strategy they are selling then you should be skeptical (IMO).
The Republican party as a group could easily make lasting improvement if they made it a priority though. If not, maybe you shouldn't affiliate yourself with them and vote for their presidential nominee.
The Republican party as a group could easily make lasting improvement if they made it a priority though. If not, maybe you shouldn't affiliate yourself with them and vote for their presidential nominee.
It's a hot night. The mind races. You think about your knife: the only friend who hasn't betrayed you, the only friend who won't be dead by sunup. Sleep tight mates, in your quilted chambray night shirts.
01-20-2024, 10:01 AM
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01-20-2024, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted By Duckliver⏩
That is the right way to look at it I think.Yes but the biggest problem is how does your party hold its politicians accountable?
How do republicans hold trump accountable?
We can’t do it at the polls anymore, issues become “yeah we need to work on this but we have to win the election first, can’t let >boogeyman< win.”
This is the options we’re left with when they can’t even field a candidate to run against incompetent leadership.
How do republicans hold trump accountable?
We can’t do it at the polls anymore, issues become “yeah we need to work on this but we have to win the election first, can’t let >boogeyman< win.”
This is the options we’re left with when they can’t even field a candidate to run against incompetent leadership.
The focus on Biden/Trump (intentionally) loses sight of the reality of party politics. The process is a finely tuned marketing campaign run by the parties to persuade you to align with them. It's the party that picks a candidate, it's the party that picks the slate of electors, it's the party you're selecting when you go to vote, and it's the party that ultimately controls policy.
Part of the campaign is to dazzle voters with bullchit from a presidential candidate. Doesn't really matter who the candidate is as long as he brings people on board. The real prize is that once someone identifies themselves with a party they will likely vote for all of the party's other candidates without a second thought.
No one wants to admit they've fallen for marketing bullchit though, they rationalize their choices by saying Nike shoes are higher quality, or Tide Pure is better for the environment. But by supporting the brand they are still funding slavery and ruining the environment regardless.
01-20-2024, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted By Bushmaster⏩
Put up or shut up Bushie!No 'tard, we want the border sealed because we don't want to support 20 million illegals. Ffs the mayor of NYC - who is a liberal Dem even agrees with that. Seal the border, stop the illegals, and the queefing from behind the keyboards will stop.
So it's all the Republicans fault and your boy Potato Joe bears absolutely no responsibility at all. Got it.. All you had to say 'tard.
So it's all the Republicans fault and your boy Potato Joe bears absolutely no responsibility at all. Got it.. All you had to say 'tard.
01-20-2024, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted By Seatard⏩
Put up what?Put up or shut up Bushie!
What part of "seal the border and stop the illegals" are you with that giant throbbing rock hard extra chromosome confused about 'tard?
Originally Posted By Seatard⏩
Sure 'tard.. Just keep making excuses for your team, pointing your finger at the other, along with calling the whole thing a "marketing campaign." That's a sure-fire way to get results lolThat is the right way to look at it I think.
The focus on Biden/Trump (intentionally) loses sight of the reality of party politics. The process is a finely tuned marketing campaign run by the parties to persuade you to align with them. It's the party that picks a candidate, it's the party that picks the slate of electors, it's the party you're selecting when you go to vote, and it's the party that ultimately controls policy.

Part of the campaign is to dazzle voters with bullchit from a presidential candidate. Doesn't really matter who the candidate is as long as he brings people on board. The real prize is that once someone identifies themselves with a party they will likely vote for all of the party's other candidates without a second thought.
No one wants to admit they've fallen for marketing bullchit though, they rationalize their choices by saying Nike shoes are higher quality, or Tide Pure is better for the environment. But by supporting the brand they are still funding slavery and ruining the environment regardless.
The focus on Biden/Trump (intentionally) loses sight of the reality of party politics. The process is a finely tuned marketing campaign run by the parties to persuade you to align with them. It's the party that picks a candidate, it's the party that picks the slate of electors, it's the party you're selecting when you go to vote, and it's the party that ultimately controls policy.
Part of the campaign is to dazzle voters with bullchit from a presidential candidate. Doesn't really matter who the candidate is as long as he brings people on board. The real prize is that once someone identifies themselves with a party they will likely vote for all of the party's other candidates without a second thought.
No one wants to admit they've fallen for marketing bullchit though, they rationalize their choices by saying Nike shoes are higher quality, or Tide Pure is better for the environment. But by supporting the brand they are still funding slavery and ruining the environment regardless.
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01-20-2024, 10:47 AM
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[QUOTE=Seatard post_id=1696667223]That is the right way to look at it I think.
[b]The focus on Biden/Trump (intentionally) loses sight of the reality of party politics.[/b]The process is a finely tuned marketing campaign run by the parties to persuade you to align with them. It's the party that picks a candidate, it's the party that picks the slate of electors, it's the party you're selecting when you go to vote, and it's the party that ultimately controls policy.
[img]https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQaiC_9Hr1IoW0RCC-NCTjPQ5jw-Sa4dRPY8g&usqp=CAU[/img
Part of the campaign is to dazzle voters with bullchit from a presidential candidate. Doesn't really matter who the candidate is as long as he brings people on board. The real prize is that once someone identifies themselves with a party they will likely vote for all of the party's other candidates without a second thought.
[b]No one wants to admit they've fallen for marketing bullchit though, they rationalize their choices by saying Nike shoes are higher quality, or Tide Pure is better for the environment. But by supporting the brand they are still funding slavery and ruining the environment regardless.[/b][/QUOTE]Oh 'tard.... All that queefing and spew trying to make yourself sound all independent-y and intellectual-ish... After you already dropped this gem on us lol.[img]//assets.bodybuilding.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]
[QUOTE=Seatard post_id=1696664693]I hate to break the news,[b]but no matter what they promise you, one guy isn't going to accomplish much[/b]with chit talk and executive orders. If that's the strategy they are selling then you should be skeptical (IMO).
[b]The Republican party as a group could easily make lasting improvement if they made it a priority though. If not, maybe you shouldn't affiliate yourself with them and vote for their presidential nominee.[/b][/QUOTE]"Pfffttt.. You can't blame Biden! Maybe you shouldn't affiliate yourself with Republicans and vote for their presidential nominee!"
[img]https://i.imgur.com/gA3aVlC.gif[/img]
[b]The focus on Biden/Trump (intentionally) loses sight of the reality of party politics.[/b]The process is a finely tuned marketing campaign run by the parties to persuade you to align with them. It's the party that picks a candidate, it's the party that picks the slate of electors, it's the party you're selecting when you go to vote, and it's the party that ultimately controls policy.
[img]https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQaiC_9Hr1IoW0RCC-NCTjPQ5jw-Sa4dRPY8g&usqp=CAU[/img
Part of the campaign is to dazzle voters with bullchit from a presidential candidate. Doesn't really matter who the candidate is as long as he brings people on board. The real prize is that once someone identifies themselves with a party they will likely vote for all of the party's other candidates without a second thought.
[b]No one wants to admit they've fallen for marketing bullchit though, they rationalize their choices by saying Nike shoes are higher quality, or Tide Pure is better for the environment. But by supporting the brand they are still funding slavery and ruining the environment regardless.[/b][/QUOTE]Oh 'tard.... All that queefing and spew trying to make yourself sound all independent-y and intellectual-ish... After you already dropped this gem on us lol.[img]//assets.bodybuilding.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]
[QUOTE=Seatard post_id=1696664693]I hate to break the news,[b]but no matter what they promise you, one guy isn't going to accomplish much[/b]with chit talk and executive orders. If that's the strategy they are selling then you should be skeptical (IMO).
[b]The Republican party as a group could easily make lasting improvement if they made it a priority though. If not, maybe you shouldn't affiliate yourself with them and vote for their presidential nominee.[/b][/QUOTE]"Pfffttt.. You can't blame Biden! Maybe you shouldn't affiliate yourself with Republicans and vote for their presidential nominee!"
[img]https://i.imgur.com/gA3aVlC.gif[/img]
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01-20-2024, 10:49 AM
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Originally Posted By Bushmaster⏩
He’s absolutely right tho.Put up what?
What part of "seal the border and stop the illegals" are you with that giant throbbing rock hard extra chromosome confused about 'tard?
Sure 'tard.. Just keep making excuses for your team, pointing your finger at the other, along with calling the whole thing a "marketing campaign." That's a sure-fire way to get results lol
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What part of "seal the border and stop the illegals" are you with that giant throbbing rock hard extra chromosome confused about 'tard?
Sure 'tard.. Just keep making excuses for your team, pointing your finger at the other, along with calling the whole thing a "marketing campaign." That's a sure-fire way to get results lol
jon hamm dot gif
Pavlovian strategy is mostly used in marketing and political conditioning
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01-20-2024, 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted By Duckliver⏩
It certainly worked on him.He’s absolutely right tho.
Pavlovian strategy is mostly used in marketing and political conditioning
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Pavlovian strategy is mostly used in marketing and political conditioning
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Originally Posted By Seatard⏩
And more to the point he doesn't even give AF.I hate to break the news,but no matter what they promise you, one guy isn't going to accomplish muchwith chit talk and executive orders. If that's the strategy they are selling then you should be skeptical (IMO).
The Republican party as a group could easily make lasting improvement if they made it a priority though. If not, maybe you shouldn't affiliate yourself with them and vote for their presidential nominee.
The Republican party as a group could easily make lasting improvement if they made it a priority though. If not, maybe you shouldn't affiliate yourself with them and vote for their presidential nominee.
"Biden good! Red people bad!"

It's a hot night. The mind races. You think about your knife: the only friend who hasn't betrayed you, the only friend who won't be dead by sunup. Sleep tight mates, in your quilted chambray night shirts.
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