Tell me it’s political bullshit without specifically stating it’s political bullshit
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It’s characteristic of the righteous TDS mind that they believe that further education about Donald Trump will convince everybody else of the self evident fact that he is disgusting. The judge thinks this will be a learning opportunity for the masses.
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It’s also 6 months out. The Iowa caucuses are in January and the political calendar is full through July then the general election starts.
It’s hard to image a trial date she might have set that wouldn’t be answered by cries of foul.
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It’s also 6 months out. The Iowa caucuses are in January and the political calendar is full through July then the general election starts.
It’s hard to image a trial date she might have set that wouldn’t be answered by cries of foul.
@jon-nyc said in Tell me it’s political bullshit without specifically stating it’s political bullshit:
It’s also 6 months out. The Iowa caucuses are in January and the political calendar is full through July then the general election starts.
It’s hard to image a trial date she might have set that wouldn’t be answered by cries of foul.
Surely, you know that it's one day before Super Tuesday. Wonder if her phone logs show a call from a burner phone (owned by the DNC).
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According to some polls, the arrests of President Trump only helped him. Do you think that starting the trial when it is will also help him? Or hurt him? Maybe the judge got a call from President Trumps campaign.
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Donald Trump said on Monday he would appeal the scheduling of a March 2024 trial over his alleged efforts to subvert his 2020 election defeat, though legal experts said such a move was not possible before a verdict is reached in the case.
"I will APPEAL," Trump said in a post on his Truth Social platform. He did not say how or when the appeal would be made.
https://www.newsmax.com/politics/trump/2023/08/28/id/1132355/
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I still think elections revolve around kitchen table issues, mostly economic ones.
IMO, the major issues this election cycle:
- The economy
- The economy
- Education
- Abortion
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I still think elections revolve around kitchen table issues, mostly economic ones.
IMO, the major issues this election cycle:
- The economy
- The economy
- Education
- Abortion
@Jolly said in Tell me it’s political bullshit without specifically stating it’s political bullshit:
I still think elections revolve around kitchen table issues, mostly economic ones.
IMO, the major issues this election cycle:
- The economy
- The economy
- Education
- Abortion
Do you think that abortion is a "kitchen table" issue? Perhaps in the sense that it drives those that sit around the table to support one candidate vs another, but it doesn't affect their lives in the manner of the first three.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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Abortion is an issue for people who feel really, really strongly about abortion, in whichever direction.
But how they vote is pretty much a given anyway.
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Abortion is an issue for people who feel really, really strongly about abortion, in whichever direction.
But how they vote is pretty much a given anyway.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Tell me it’s political bullshit without specifically stating it’s political bullshit:
Abortion is an issue for people who feel really, really strongly about abortion, in whichever direction.
I would guess that's actually a pretty small number.
But how they vote is pretty much a given anyway.
Yup. That was kind of my point.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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A cynic might say that the best way of ensuring a good voter turnout is to keep promising something that people want, but then find ways to be thwarted so that you can continue to promise it.
Once it's put in place, the one-issue voters stop bothering to vote.
I was only joking
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Tell me it’s political bullshit without specifically stating it’s political bullshit:
Abortion is an issue for people who feel really, really strongly about abortion, in whichever direction.
I would guess that's actually a pretty small number.
But how they vote is pretty much a given anyway.
Yup. That was kind of my point.
@George-K said in Tell me it’s political bullshit without specifically stating it’s political bullshit:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Tell me it’s political bullshit without specifically stating it’s political bullshit:
Abortion is an issue for people who feel really, really strongly about abortion, in whichever direction.
I would guess that's actually a pretty small number.
But how they vote is pretty much a given anyway.
Yup. That was kind of my point.
While the Dems are pretty much abortion until birth, and some would kill the baby after it's born, some Republicans are offering a compromise number. Trump has floated a trial balloon of 15 weeks.
I've heard the same figure mused about by a couple of other GOP politicians.Personally, I think SCOTUS got it right. It's a state issue. The national GOP has done a lousy job of explaining Dobbs to the voters. OTOH, the MSM has certainly vilified them to no end.
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@Jolly said in Tell me it’s political bullshit without specifically stating it’s political bullshit:
I still think elections revolve around kitchen table issues, mostly economic ones.
IMO, the major issues this election cycle:
- The economy
- The economy
- Education
- Abortion
Do you think that abortion is a "kitchen table" issue? Perhaps in the sense that it drives those that sit around the table to support one candidate vs another, but it doesn't affect their lives in the manner of the first three.
@George-K said in Tell me it’s political bullshit without specifically stating it’s political bullshit:
Do you think that abortion is a "kitchen table" issue?
"On the kitchen table, with a coat hanger."
One of the murder scenarios in the updated 21st Century version of "Clue: Never Stop Talking About Abortion edition".
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A cynic might say that the best way of ensuring a good voter turnout is to keep promising something that people want, but then find ways to be thwarted so that you can continue to promise it.
Once it's put in place, the one-issue voters stop bothering to vote.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Tell me it’s political bullshit without specifically stating it’s political bullshit:
A cynic might say that the best way of ensuring a good voter turnout is to keep promising something that people want, but then find ways to be thwarted so that you can continue to promise it.
Once it's put in place, the one-issue voters stop bothering to vote.
This is the beauty of the unachievable goal of total group equality, or the total eradication of racist things caught on video.
