Trump is the most dangerous man in the world, to hand our great economy and give him the nuclear code is unthinkable. He is a cruel, sadistic man out for revenge. I fear for the people he calls enemies
from within. The real enemies are his scary militia's with their guns. No people of color will be safe, women and the LBTQ community will have no rights. Harris should have countered his attacks on Biden's record. Biden has done more for this country than the last 5 presidents combined, except nobody knows it . Trump was by far the worst president but he has succesfully twisted it around.
My biggest fear (if Trump wins) is the environment, Trump has vowed to block renewable energy, take down the windmills and basically sell our National Parks to the oil companies. We are having a climate crisis and it will get much worse under Trump, the whole world will suffer the consequences.
Is there anyone else that doesn't believe that the race is as close as they say? Watching Trump, he looks and sounds old and tired, d much of the time.
I cannot be the only one to hear the snorting and snuffling. Clearly Trump is not a sober person. Do you have any junkies in your family? Any drunks? They lie about everything. And no one matters but me. All the behavior is there.
Every time anyone says that they support Trump for his "policies", they MUST be asked to elaborate. I certainly ask that follow-up question anytime someone praises Trump's policies in my presence.
It's not that hard: "I'm curious, which policies in particular you are referring to here, can you provide some examples please?"
1) Rich business types, will cite the factors Sykes noted: lower taxes & the death of the regulatory state.
This is good, because you can then point out that their reasons to support Trump are entirely selfish.
2) The plebs who support Trump always have a hell of a hard time citing a specific policy, so you get a combination of praising Trump for "speaking his mind", and reference to the most cruel aspects of Trump campaign messaging.
Pointing out that none of the "policies" cited would benefit their personal lives in any way.
If not for the dog pictures, I couldn’t take this anymore. I feel like I’m sailing on the Titanic and I can see the iceberg, but the crew is arguing about whether they should allow the drunken captain to take the wheel again.
Good stuff Charlie. Each day is another day of head-spinning, utterly incomprehensible Trump bulllshit. I can't wait for tomorrow's BS trove to land on our heads. Meanwhile, my wife and I are heading off tomorrow for a 35-day Caribbean cruise-escape. And I mean escape. I've done my part. Donated 'til it hurts. Stuffed mailers. Did Saturday phone banking (sorry people), built websites for Democrats., etc., etc. Good luck, 'merica. We'll meet you back here on the other side of Judgment Day. PS We mailed in our election ballots and checked online that they have been signature matched and are now in the Pinal, County AZ's ballot-counting bunker. Good God, we have to win this thing Bon Voyage.
Day 5 of our escape and I’m spending way too much time in the evening catching up with the batshit crazy happenings in the good of US of A. A Canadian told me today that they are obviously interested in the outcome. Oh, and that Trump is a lunatic and how is the race so close? My answer, I have no freaking idea. Et vous?
Haha. I could be classed as an illegal alien on my re-entry! I’d gladly serve some prison time if it kept the former guy as the former guy. Cheers. Here’s to upcoming judgment day…
I am stunned by the ongoing “sane washing” of all that Trump says and does, when he is so clearly mentally ill and demented. I am also stunned by the number of people who believe this election is just a matter of voting for the candidate whose policies you prefer. Policies won’t matter if democracy falls to fascism. I feel as if I’m living in a dystopian nightmare. But let us all persevere! I live in your beloved Wisconsin, a swing state. Tomorrow, I’ll finish my 400th postcard to typically low-turnout voters, and this weekend, I’ll canvas. And I will continue to hope that there are enough people who long for sanity, decency and democracy.
In 1965 CEOs made 21 times the company’s worker’s pay. Today they make 209 times a workers wages. This discrepancy began when computer programmers were badly needed for emerging tech companies. Too many extremely wealthy people fear Kamala and her allies in her campaign are going to strip them of their dough. After that they believe she will simply apportion it to poor people. In my opinion, Kamala really needs to make a push for something tangible like Trade Schools nearby High Schools to promote the Trades that fuel our Economy. When she says she will govern for All people, she could reiterate that she’s a Capitalist. Then her push for more entrepreneurs and small businesses would make voters think about more electricians and plumbers and builders instead of less needed occupations. My husband and I have already voted for her, but too many of our Republican friends are planning to vote for FT because they have been convinced that we will descend into Socialism. [Are the ghosts of Roy Cohn & Eugene McCarthy haunting our election?]
Mr. Werner hit the nail on the head. It’s about decency and a core morality, neither of which djt has ever had. From bad-faith business dealings to sexual perversion, djt has no decency.
I early voted fittingly at the community senior center, and did so proudly for Harris/Walz. The closer it gets to election night, I might have to rent a defibrillator. But everything’s okay right? What could go wrong. 😑
Trump is the most dangerous man in the world, to hand our great economy and give him the nuclear code is unthinkable. He is a cruel, sadistic man out for revenge. I fear for the people he calls enemies
from within. The real enemies are his scary militia's with their guns. No people of color will be safe, women and the LBTQ community will have no rights. Harris should have countered his attacks on Biden's record. Biden has done more for this country than the last 5 presidents combined, except nobody knows it . Trump was by far the worst president but he has succesfully twisted it around.
My biggest fear (if Trump wins) is the environment, Trump has vowed to block renewable energy, take down the windmills and basically sell our National Parks to the oil companies. We are having a climate crisis and it will get much worse under Trump, the whole world will suffer the consequences.
Thanks for pictures of the dogs so happily oblivious. God help us with humans.
I like to see pictures of your fur persons and did Augie get his goody?
JD vance is dancing and singing “I’m gonna be the president” 🎶🎷😖
Is there anyone else that doesn't believe that the race is as close as they say? Watching Trump, he looks and sounds old and tired, d much of the time.
The most important? Yes, vote! BUT Culver's! Butter Burgers! Frozen custard! I'm all in!!
I cannot be the only one to hear the snorting and snuffling. Clearly Trump is not a sober person. Do you have any junkies in your family? Any drunks? They lie about everything. And no one matters but me. All the behavior is there.
Every time anyone says that they support Trump for his "policies", they MUST be asked to elaborate. I certainly ask that follow-up question anytime someone praises Trump's policies in my presence.
It's not that hard: "I'm curious, which policies in particular you are referring to here, can you provide some examples please?"
1) Rich business types, will cite the factors Sykes noted: lower taxes & the death of the regulatory state.
This is good, because you can then point out that their reasons to support Trump are entirely selfish.
2) The plebs who support Trump always have a hell of a hard time citing a specific policy, so you get a combination of praising Trump for "speaking his mind", and reference to the most cruel aspects of Trump campaign messaging.
Pointing out that none of the "policies" cited would benefit their personal lives in any way.
If not for the dog pictures, I couldn’t take this anymore. I feel like I’m sailing on the Titanic and I can see the iceberg, but the crew is arguing about whether they should allow the drunken captain to take the wheel again.
Good stuff Charlie. Each day is another day of head-spinning, utterly incomprehensible Trump bulllshit. I can't wait for tomorrow's BS trove to land on our heads. Meanwhile, my wife and I are heading off tomorrow for a 35-day Caribbean cruise-escape. And I mean escape. I've done my part. Donated 'til it hurts. Stuffed mailers. Did Saturday phone banking (sorry people), built websites for Democrats., etc., etc. Good luck, 'merica. We'll meet you back here on the other side of Judgment Day. PS We mailed in our election ballots and checked online that they have been signature matched and are now in the Pinal, County AZ's ballot-counting bunker. Good God, we have to win this thing Bon Voyage.
Day 5 of our escape and I’m spending way too much time in the evening catching up with the batshit crazy happenings in the good of US of A. A Canadian told me today that they are obviously interested in the outcome. Oh, and that Trump is a lunatic and how is the race so close? My answer, I have no freaking idea. Et vous?
Enjoy your cruise 🛳 . At least you'll be out of the country and able to ask for asylum if DJT wins I'm only half joking.
Haha. I could be classed as an illegal alien on my re-entry! I’d gladly serve some prison time if it kept the former guy as the former guy. Cheers. Here’s to upcoming judgment day…
We need to get rid of job-killing regulations so we can have more people-killing jobs.
I am stunned by the ongoing “sane washing” of all that Trump says and does, when he is so clearly mentally ill and demented. I am also stunned by the number of people who believe this election is just a matter of voting for the candidate whose policies you prefer. Policies won’t matter if democracy falls to fascism. I feel as if I’m living in a dystopian nightmare. But let us all persevere! I live in your beloved Wisconsin, a swing state. Tomorrow, I’ll finish my 400th postcard to typically low-turnout voters, and this weekend, I’ll canvas. And I will continue to hope that there are enough people who long for sanity, decency and democracy.
In 1965 CEOs made 21 times the company’s worker’s pay. Today they make 209 times a workers wages. This discrepancy began when computer programmers were badly needed for emerging tech companies. Too many extremely wealthy people fear Kamala and her allies in her campaign are going to strip them of their dough. After that they believe she will simply apportion it to poor people. In my opinion, Kamala really needs to make a push for something tangible like Trade Schools nearby High Schools to promote the Trades that fuel our Economy. When she says she will govern for All people, she could reiterate that she’s a Capitalist. Then her push for more entrepreneurs and small businesses would make voters think about more electricians and plumbers and builders instead of less needed occupations. My husband and I have already voted for her, but too many of our Republican friends are planning to vote for FT because they have been convinced that we will descend into Socialism. [Are the ghosts of Roy Cohn & Eugene McCarthy haunting our election?]
Mr. Werner hit the nail on the head. It’s about decency and a core morality, neither of which djt has ever had. From bad-faith business dealings to sexual perversion, djt has no decency.
Mr. Werner indeed had it right when he said "Donald Trump is a squalid figure". Squalid is the perfect adjective for him.
Nothing good.
I early voted fittingly at the community senior center, and did so proudly for Harris/Walz. The closer it gets to election night, I might have to rent a defibrillator. But everything’s okay right? What could go wrong. 😑
Now, I'm sorry, but that thar is funny. (I'm with you on the defibrillator thing)