You want DeSantis to get 8 years but will vote for trump again. You should think it through a little more.
I'm not proud of our politics in any way whatsoever. However, I don't have any regrets about my last two presidential votes in the least.
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I'm not proud of our politics in any way whatsoever. However, I don't have any regrets about my last two presidential votes in the least.
lol imagine being a grown man and voting for Hillary. Props to you for admitting it though
And he’s proud of voting for the worst president in American history, doesn’t regret it for a second
He doesn’t seem to understand the difference between a pure democracy and our Constitutional Republic. Or the reasons our form of federal government was set up the way it was - “the tyranny of the masses”.
The Orange Man got his “come uppins” and that’s all that matters. 😁
Yeah and the weaklings like Bob in this country are happy
They are all submissive and like being controlled which stems for being weak willed.
“Elections have consequences”
-Barack H. Obama circa 2009
I have thought it through thoroughly. Desantis has the successful track record and toughness without the Trump drama. Either one would be light years better than Biden, Harris, HRC....
It's indisputable Biden has made the country worse not better than Trump
Never heard of it. What is that!?!?
Do you think a system is stable where the majority of the public is continually ignored?
The founders of the country were obviously gifted with the foresight to build in protections against an entitled whiny ass "majority".
Do you believe in state rights? And I thought you were for the party that supported minorities?
Don’t believe I states rights to limit human rights. Don’t support the ability of a minority to strip rights from others
Maybe. Maybe not. Depends how desperate people are and how powerless they are to operate within the system
Whining about the irrelevant popular vote is like a baseball team saying “well we had more hits than they did, so we should have won the game even though they scored more runs”.
Winning the popular vote doesn’t matter, so the GOP isnt TRYING to win it. Duh.
Then you don’t believe in our Constitutional Republic form of government. You want a “pure democracy” which basically doesn’t exist in the entire world and never has.
Why didn’t you say this a week ago and spare us all your bullshit questions along the way?
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What you're saying to essentially let NY and CA determine the election? Libs are morons. That would be a disaster just like President Potato.
So you truly believe it's a "human right" to kill unborn humans?
Is this the only place you have friends?
You won't get much love here as you are mostly going to get arguments from midwestern white males who still believe Trump won the election and who think they should tell women what to do and blame everything on "liberals" including when their Taco Bell order is wrong. Most don't understand the historical factors that affect gas prices so they blame the Democrats. Most don't understand all the issues around abortion, nor do they care to, nor are they capable of being pregnant and having to make a choice about their own bodies (unless its a jab) or having that choice taken away, so they scream "liberals". The system is clearly broken. Our society is clearly a mess. I hope someday we have two candidates, both Republican and Democrat, that people can say "wow, they are both so good I don't know who to vote for" but I won't hold my breath.
If I can interrupt your sobbing for just a moment - can you please provide the long list of actions by the government where the majority were "continually ignored"?
So you truly believe it's a "human right" to kill unborn humans?
What Does the Bible Actually Say about Abortion? | The Walrus
Many conservative Christians use scripture to justify their positions but ignore Jesus’s teachings on humanity and equalitythewalrus.ca
The majority of the public approves abortion to some degree, yes, but that doesn't mean they support the ruling nor does that mean the ruling was correct. Roe v Wade was a poorly written decision. The change made recently was the correct one. Abortion wasn't made illegal, it's just not a federal issue but a state one, since there is no place in the constitution that talks about abortion in any way shape or form.
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A large number of people don't understand that overturning Roe v Wade doesn't make abortion illegal.
Broad public opposition to completely overturning Roe v. Wade
www.pewresearch.org
I'll tell you what knob to twist. Get people to stop listening to the lying left media. That's why so many believe that overturning Roe will make abortion illegal. It doesn't. Stop misinforming people and we won't have a problem.
Who cares what the majority opinion was. People have opinions all the time. Doesn't make them right. The court did the right thing. Roe was a bad decision and overturning it was the right thing. The states these mouth breathers live in won't take away abortion and in fact several will allow it all the way up to birth.
Bingo. Trump was a dick, but his policies were fantastic.
People will understand in short time that overturning Roe didn't do much. They won't forget the pain to their bank account.
You should. I don't know how you can't considering the state of our country right now. How can you be this nuts?
I've had people here before trying to tell me we don't live in a republic. We have a democracy.
Nobody is striping rights. You don't have a right to murder. That's the way some states see it and to some extent I agree.
Doesn't surprise me you have something dumb to say, just like the other day. You don't get tired of being wrong do you.
Something else to consider. Dem politicians have been trying to push for abortion to be legal up till the point of birth, but most Americans think that is wrong.
80% of Americans Think Abortion Should Be Illegal in Third Trimester: Poll
"Removing the many existing barriers to earlier abortion care would reduce need for second- and third-trimester abortions," said Jenny Ma from the Center for Reproductive Rights.
www.newsweek.com
