Republicans for Biden
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wrote on 24 Aug 2020, 20:44 last edited by
Poor Ax STILL hasn't figured things out. The Country Club republicans work for the political establishment, Trump works for the people. One of the reason Trump was elected in the first place was to get rid of the trash in the republucan party. It only stands to reason that theyve chosen to go hang out with the trash party.
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wrote on 24 Aug 2020, 20:47 last edited by
Maybe.
But my bud Ax always desires to egg-on conflict from a safe distance.
I totally respect him for that.
And, he's consistent. 100%
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wrote on 24 Aug 2020, 20:55 last edited by
Eagles keep a safe distance, soaring high in the sky. They keep a safe distance right up until they dive like a missile, raining taloned death on some unsuspecting plump, juicy bunny.
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wrote on 24 Aug 2020, 21:18 last edited by
Swamp critters.
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Eagles keep a safe distance, soaring high in the sky. They keep a safe distance right up until they dive like a missile, raining taloned death on some unsuspecting plump, juicy bunny.
wrote on 24 Aug 2020, 21:20 last edited by@Horace said in Republicans for Biden:
Eagles keep a safe distance, soaring high in the sky. They keep a safe distance right up until they dive like a missile, raining taloned death on some unsuspecting plump, juicy bunny.
Beautiful.
Just, beautiful.I feel like the bunny. Poor me. Poor me and Ax, that is.
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I get it. They hate the man. I'm not all that fond of him either.
Now, what I'd like to hear is where they disagree with him on policy rather than personality.
wrote on 24 Aug 2020, 21:27 last edited by@George-K said in Republicans for Biden:
I get it. They hate the man. I'm not all that fond of him either.
Now, what I'd like to hear is where they disagree with him on policy rather than personality.
Trump? Trump can be an asshole. But read through that list that Mik posted. The man has gotten some things done, many of which I support whole-heartedly.
It took Nixon to go to China. Maybe it takes Trump to fix some of the problems we have now. What could have been, if only the Dems would have negotiated with him?
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topic:timeago-later,2 months
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wrote on 14 Oct 2020, 03:31 last edited by
Former Republican Governor of Pennsylvania Tom Rich endorses Biden:
https://www.inquirer.com/opinion/commentary/tom-ridge-trump-biden-election-2020-vote-20200927.html
... Joe Biden has the experience and empathy necessary to help us navigate not only the pandemic but also other issues that have fractured our nation, including social injustice, income inequality, and immigration reform.
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Whether the Republican Party can restore itself or not, I don’t know. Whether it wants to or not, I don’t know that either. But what matters to me is that the core group of conservative principles I held as a young man when I cast my first vote decades ago are with me today. They are the same principles exhorted by my party’s forebears — Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, and Ronald Reagan. Those principles have been indispensable to me in deciding to extend my hand of support to Joe Biden, who I believe absolutely must be America’s next president.
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Former Republican Governor of Pennsylvania Tom Rich endorses Biden:
https://www.inquirer.com/opinion/commentary/tom-ridge-trump-biden-election-2020-vote-20200927.html
... Joe Biden has the experience and empathy necessary to help us navigate not only the pandemic but also other issues that have fractured our nation, including social injustice, income inequality, and immigration reform.
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Whether the Republican Party can restore itself or not, I don’t know. Whether it wants to or not, I don’t know that either. But what matters to me is that the core group of conservative principles I held as a young man when I cast my first vote decades ago are with me today. They are the same principles exhorted by my party’s forebears — Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, and Ronald Reagan. Those principles have been indispensable to me in deciding to extend my hand of support to Joe Biden, who I believe absolutely must be America’s next president.
...wrote on 14 Oct 2020, 11:34 last edited by@Axtremus said in Republicans for Biden:
Joe Biden has the experience
Who was it that said that, when it comes to foreign policy, Biden has been 100% wrong - every single time. Having "experience" doesn't mean you were correct, it just means you were there. I worked with a lot of "experienced" surgeons, some of whom I wouldn't let touch my cat.
core group of conservative principles I held as a young man when I cast my first vote decades ago are with me today
What "core group of conservative principles" has the GOP abandoned, Governor? And when did that happen? During the Romney candidacy? During the Bush years? When?
For that matter, what, exactly, those principles?
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Gee, George, I didn't know that Governor Rich participates on this forum. I look forward to hearing his responses.
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wrote on 14 Oct 2020, 13:11 last edited by
Ax almost pees his panties when he finds another Never Trumper RINO say they support the democrat. But he missed the most important endorsement yesterday... a police official endorsed Biden! ...
No police anywhere endorses Biden? ... where was That? I'm wrong you say? NONE??? Not a single one????
BAHAHAHA..
Surely one of the 30 people that attended his last rally was a cop!... NO?????
Hey Ax - have you seen the size of those crowds that show up everywhere Trump holds a rally? They vote, Ax!!
Get ready for it, Ax - Biden is going to get his ass kicked!
BWAAAHAHAHAAAAAAA!
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wrote on 14 Oct 2020, 14:06 last edited by
As I said in another forum thread, everybody has their point at which they can longer support a candidate.
It may be a single policy issue.
It may be a combination of multiple issues. Each of those alone is not enough, but all together, it is.
It may personal conduct
It may be personality.What is important for Governor Rich may be/probably is different than for Larry or George K or Axtremus or me.
I am sure any press release is written very generic, which is pretty typical. LOL
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topic:timeago-later,13 days
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wrote on 27 Oct 2020, 22:10 last edited by
Former U.S. attorneys — all Republicans — back Biden, saying Trump threatens ‘the rule of law’
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/republican-us-attorneys-back-biden/2020/10/27/c1b55702-17fd-11eb-befb-8864259bd2d8_story.htmlTwenty former U.S. attorneys — all of them Republicans — on Tuesday publicly called President Trump “a threat to the rule of law in our country,” and urged that he be replaced in November with his Democratic opponent, former vice president Joe Biden.
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“The President has clearly conveyed that he expects his Justice Department appointees and prosecutors to serve his personal and political interests,” said the former prosecutors in an open letter. They accused Trump of taking “action against those who have stood up for the interests of justice.”
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The letter, signed by prosecutors appointed by every GOP president from Eisenhower to Trump, is the latest instance of Republicans backing Biden. In August, dozens of GOP national security experts signed a full-page newspaper ad endorsing Biden over Trump.
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“He has politicized the Justice Department, dictating its priorities along political lines and breaking down the barrier that prior administrations had maintained between political and prosecutorial decision-making,” their letter says. -
wrote on 27 Oct 2020, 22:21 last edited byLink to video
Democrats are walking away from the democrat party by the tens of thousands, and you think it's news that some never Trumpers say they aren't voting for him.. lol
They say as much as 30% of the black vote will go to Trump this time. And the democrats have screwed the pooch with Hispanics. Your list of ne er Trumpers don't mean squat.
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wrote on 27 Oct 2020, 22:21 last edited by
You still haven't convinced me, Ax.
Keep trying!! I haven't voted yet.
Your nonbiased sources are really helping me decide.
You're the best. C'mon man, THE BEST!
That's our Ax.
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@George-K said in Republicans for Biden:
I get it. They hate the man. I'm not all that fond of him either.
Now, what I'd like to hear is where they disagree with him on policy rather than personality.
Trump? Trump can be an asshole. But read through that list that Mik posted. The man has gotten some things done, many of which I support whole-heartedly.
It took Nixon to go to China. Maybe it takes Trump to fix some of the problems we have now. What could have been, if only the Dems would have negotiated with him?
wrote on 27 Oct 2020, 22:27 last edited by@Jolly said in Republicans for Biden:
@George-K said in Republicans for Biden:
I get it. They hate the man. I'm not all that fond of him either.
Now, what I'd like to hear is where they disagree with him on policy rather than personality.
Trump? Trump can be an asshole. But read through that list that Mik posted. The man has gotten some things done, many of which I support whole-heartedly.
It took Nixon to go to China. Maybe it takes Trump to fix some of the problems we have now. What could have been, if only the Dems would have negotiated with him?
I included an invitation to refute that list in the post. As far as I know no one has been able to do so.
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Former U.S. attorneys — all Republicans — back Biden, saying Trump threatens ‘the rule of law’
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/republican-us-attorneys-back-biden/2020/10/27/c1b55702-17fd-11eb-befb-8864259bd2d8_story.htmlTwenty former U.S. attorneys — all of them Republicans — on Tuesday publicly called President Trump “a threat to the rule of law in our country,” and urged that he be replaced in November with his Democratic opponent, former vice president Joe Biden.
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“The President has clearly conveyed that he expects his Justice Department appointees and prosecutors to serve his personal and political interests,” said the former prosecutors in an open letter. They accused Trump of taking “action against those who have stood up for the interests of justice.”
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The letter, signed by prosecutors appointed by every GOP president from Eisenhower to Trump, is the latest instance of Republicans backing Biden. In August, dozens of GOP national security experts signed a full-page newspaper ad endorsing Biden over Trump.
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“He has politicized the Justice Department, dictating its priorities along political lines and breaking down the barrier that prior administrations had maintained between political and prosecutorial decision-making,” their letter says.wrote on 27 Oct 2020, 23:21 last edited by@Axtremus said in Republicans for Biden:
Former U.S. attorneys — all Republicans — back Biden, saying Trump threatens ‘the rule of law’
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/republican-us-attorneys-back-biden/2020/10/27/c1b55702-17fd-11eb-befb-8864259bd2d8_story.htmlTwenty former U.S. attorneys — all of them Republicans — on Tuesday publicly called President Trump “a threat to the rule of law in our country,” and urged that he be replaced in November with his Democratic opponent, former vice president Joe Biden.
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“The President has clearly conveyed that he expects his Justice Department appointees and prosecutors to serve his personal and political interests,” said the former prosecutors in an open letter. They accused Trump of taking “action against those who have stood up for the interests of justice.”
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The letter, signed by prosecutors appointed by every GOP president from Eisenhower to Trump, is the latest instance of Republicans backing Biden. In August, dozens of GOP national security experts signed a full-page newspaper ad endorsing Biden over Trump.
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“He has politicized the Justice Department, dictating its priorities along political lines and breaking down the barrier that prior administrations had maintained between political and prosecutorial decision-making,” their letter says.20 out of how many? Is it 0.1, 1 or 10%?
I just want to know whether it’s unicorn or at scale?
Is that too much to ask?
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@Axtremus said in Republicans for Biden:
Former U.S. attorneys — all Republicans — back Biden, saying Trump threatens ‘the rule of law’
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/republican-us-attorneys-back-biden/2020/10/27/c1b55702-17fd-11eb-befb-8864259bd2d8_story.htmlTwenty former U.S. attorneys — all of them Republicans — on Tuesday publicly called President Trump “a threat to the rule of law in our country,” and urged that he be replaced in November with his Democratic opponent, former vice president Joe Biden.
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“The President has clearly conveyed that he expects his Justice Department appointees and prosecutors to serve his personal and political interests,” said the former prosecutors in an open letter. They accused Trump of taking “action against those who have stood up for the interests of justice.”
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The letter, signed by prosecutors appointed by every GOP president from Eisenhower to Trump, is the latest instance of Republicans backing Biden. In August, dozens of GOP national security experts signed a full-page newspaper ad endorsing Biden over Trump.
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“He has politicized the Justice Department, dictating its priorities along political lines and breaking down the barrier that prior administrations had maintained between political and prosecutorial decision-making,” their letter says.20 out of how many? Is it 0.1, 1 or 10%?
I just want to know whether it’s unicorn or at scale?
Is that too much to ask?
wrote on 28 Oct 2020, 02:09 last edited by@Loki said in Republicans for Biden:
@Axtremus said in Republicans for Biden:
Former U.S. attorneys — all Republicans — back Biden, saying Trump threatens ‘the rule of law’
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/republican-us-attorneys-back-biden/2020/10/27/c1b55702-17fd-11eb-befb-8864259bd2d8_story.htmlTwenty former U.S. attorneys — all of them Republicans — on Tuesday publicly called President Trump “a threat to the rule of law in our country,” and urged that he be replaced in November with his Democratic opponent, former vice president Joe Biden.
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“The President has clearly conveyed that he expects his Justice Department appointees and prosecutors to serve his personal and political interests,” said the former prosecutors in an open letter. They accused Trump of taking “action against those who have stood up for the interests of justice.”
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The letter, signed by prosecutors appointed by every GOP president from Eisenhower to Trump, is the latest instance of Republicans backing Biden. In August, dozens of GOP national security experts signed a full-page newspaper ad endorsing Biden over Trump.
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“He has politicized the Justice Department, dictating its priorities along political lines and breaking down the barrier that prior administrations had maintained between political and prosecutorial decision-making,” their letter says.20 out of how many? Is it 0.1, 1 or 10%?
I just want to know whether it’s unicorn or at scale?
Is that too much to ask?
There are 94 U.S. District Attorneys. They supervise approximately 350 Assistant U.S. District Attorneys. That's 446 at any one time.
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wrote on 28 Oct 2020, 21:18 last edited by
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wrote on 28 Oct 2020, 21:20 last edited by George K
I'm glad to see that Mr. Flake is all for decency and civility.
I'd like to see this thoughts on who he thinks is best for the country, and why.
(occasional impoliteness aside, of course)
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I'm glad to see that Mr. Flake is all for decency and civility.
I'd like to see this thoughts on who he thinks is best for the country, and why.
(occasional impoliteness aside, of course)
wrote on 28 Oct 2020, 21:59 last edited by@George-K said in Republicans for Biden:
I'm glad to see that Mr. Flake is all for decency and civility.
I'd like to see this thoughts on who he thinks is best for the country, and why.
(occasional impoliteness aside, of course)
Flake knows now that Biden will win and is thinking about what the future of the GOP looks like after the washout. Personally I don’t think it’s him but it will be the GOPs main question.
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wrote on 28 Oct 2020, 22:48 last edited by
You think Biden is going to win...
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