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[Wheels]

Never really thought of it this way but there is some truth in it. Wall Street was in the Democratic camp for at least 15 years. The military complex is still in Trump's camp.

3Days3Nights

@3days3nights
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I made this handy guide to show how @realDonaldTrump has shifted the GOP to the Moral High Ground on every issue. The largest voting block in America = People that identify as moral regardless of Party. Landslide 11.3.20. @DanScavino

 

[Kevin Peacocke]

Hmmmmm, either a genuine question, or a dig. If it's the latter you maybe never will.

 

[BSO Dave]

 

[Ray B]

With regard to impeachment- it is equivalent to the grand Jury indicting someone. The grand jury sees evidence and concludes that there is probably cause that someone violated a law. It then goes to court where the jury determines beyond the shadow of a doubt that the person violated the law.

So there are three ways to look at President Trumps impeachment:
1. An unbiased House of Representatives reviewed the evidence and concluded that there was probable cause that President Trump had violated the law. The case went to the Senate where it was determined that there was insufficient evidence to convict. Generally only those that live under rocks believe this.

2. An unbiased House operated the same as in #1 but the Senate, made up of biased Republicans ignored all the evidence and acquitted the President. this is the line perpetrated by MSM, MSDNC, CNN, Rep Shif-fer-brains, Waters, Peloids, Swallow-well and the ideologues that continue to vote DemonRat.

3. A biased DemonRat House conjured up a witches brew and sold it as evidence, bullying the other Reps into voting for impeachment. It went to the Senate where people with some perspective and ability to tell a tall tale when they see one acquitted the President. Those people that have the ability to think equivalent to a kindergarten student are able to understand this.

So the effect of being impeached depends on whether you are considering the opinion of a person that believes the situation involved option 1,2 or 3. So the answer to the original question is yes the President was impeached, but to history it will be shown to be the early stages of a dying political parties attempt to grasp a lifeline to preserve their party just a few more years, however it wasn't to be in either case.

 

[cpr0312]

 

[BSO Dave]

 

[spike.t]

Golf legend Jack Nicklaus explains decision to vote for Donald Trump | Sport

Golf legend Jack Nicklaus has thrown his weight behind President Donald Trump ahead of the American elections.

www.news24.com

 

[JimP]

Jack Nicklaus is a strange duck.

I worked in a area where he had a home up on a hillside. After a number of years another person built a home higher than Jacks. The next summer Jack sold his home saying that he wanted to have the highest home in the area.

This is in a area where most if not all the homes are 10 million +

 

[Wheels]

Biden is going to Minnesota. Minnesota hasn't voted red since Nixon. Biden knows the publicly seen polls are way off.

 

[Brent in Az]

Biden is going to Minnesota. Minnesota hasn't voted red since Nixon. Biden knows the publicly seen polls are way off.

Same reason Trump is campaigning in Florida.

Mitch McConnell stated the Senate race is 50-50. Not very encouraging!

 

[JimP]

Florida will be a close race. I believe that Trump won it in 16 by only a couple of points if that much. Bush took it with even less the first time around.

The Senate scares me. I can see at least 5 that the Republicans can loose and only a couple that they might win.

 

[Wheels]

Fair point on Florida.

The difference is Trump is campaigning everywhere, just as he has been campaigning everywhere for months.

Over half of Biden's limited appearances have been in Pennsylvania where Biden takes a 30 minute car ride. He hasn't been traveling much except in his basement. The point is, the numbers show he can't stay in the basement anymore and has to go to a state he thought was a lock.

Trump is going to all battleground states multiple times.

 

[Wheels]

Florida will be a close race. I believe that Trump won it in 16 by only a couple of points if that much. Bush took it with even less the first time around.

The Senate scares me. I can see at least 5 that the Republicans can loose and only a couple that they might win.

Gardner is probably gone.

Collins might be gone.

Tuberville will win.

James very likely will win.

Graham, Tillis, Ernst, McSally, Dain, Perdue will ride Trump's coattails, since they are states that Trump should win.

Look for the Republicans to hold the senate.

I don't pay close attention to the House but from what I am reading, the House may be a tossup. Especially since Trump is on the ballet and there are hundreds of attorneys spread out across the country watching for cheating. It will be much more difficult this year for an Orange County 2018 type event to happen.

 

[Hogpatrol]

Here in the Philly, PA tv market, Biden is running commercials on every channel ten or more times an hour. Methinks, the Dems are sweating bullets on the state. Florida, according to a relative who lives in southern metro area, says they don't want anything to do with Biden and his socialist views.

 

[Wheels]

Reading a person like Schweikart occasionally may give individuals a better perspective than looking at polls that have an agenda.

At least he makes valid points. If they prove true is another matter.






Larry Schweikart

@LarrySchweikart

1) Based on NC which includes race info on voting in its report blacks are down 4%. I predicted the black turnout would be -5%. Of the 95% who do turn up 15% will vote Trump. This projects (based on NC) to a black turnout for Demented Perv Bitme of 81%. Cankles had 88% & lost

8:19 AM · Oct 29, 2020·Twitter Web App

2) Applied nationally, a -5% black turnout + 15% Trump vote of those who turnout = approximately 4-5 MILLION missing black votes.

3) Now apply the missing student vote, which could be as high as 1.5 million.

4) Trump is poised to win the popular vote.

 

[Wheels]

Here in the Philly, PA tv market, Biden is running commercials on every channel ten or more times an hour. Methinks, the Dems are sweating bullets on the state. Florida, according to a relative who lives in southern metro area, says they don't want anything to do with Biden and his socialist views.

Election night should be a big party.

 

[Hogpatrol]

I will add that most of Biden's commercials are what the kids call LAME, total bovine fecal matter. He's going to do this, he's going to do that. He's got a bunch of so called doctors, probably actors, talking trash. One would need to be well below average intelligence to give any credence to what any of them say, including Biden. If they'd listen, I'd tell them I was born at night but not last night.

 

[Mort Hill]

Election night should be a big party.

That one to me is priceless. Don’t care who you are(except maybe AOC or Pelosi)!

 

[Brent in Az]

Facebook has been slapping some fact checked labels ( as false) on some of my political pages. They sure don't like alternative views.

 

[Wheels]

This is hard to believe. If this is anywhere close to correct then there may be a "1964" type paradigm shift within the black population along with a structural break within the democratic party.