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  • Obama

    Votes: 4 1.1%

  • Romney

    Votes: 172 48.9%

  • Other

    Votes: 46 13.1%

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    Votes: 130 36.9%
  • Total voters
    352
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Lol. Slip away. Can’t enunciate your financial philosophy attack the poster. This is juvenile stuff
 
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Which school of acting did you attend Stevie? Come on man, you can do better than that…

 
ulukinatme

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Irish#1 said:
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Brings up an interesting point, who will be the next charismatic leader the Democrats will rally behind? They need to look to 2028 and start building someone now to, I assume, challenge Vance. Right now I don't know who that person is. Kamala is done, and she never really had a chance given her struggles in the Dems primary of the 2020 election. Walz is done, although I thought he was a odd choice for VP from the start, he certainly didn't resonate with the white male vote like they hoped. They probably would have been better off with the guy from PA, at least he might have carried an important swing state. AOC is old enough to run now and they've propped her up as a young superstar for the party, my guess is she'll speak to the youth and could have a good chance to run on "change."
 
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ulukinatme said:
Brings up an interesting point, who will be the next charismatic leader the Democrats will rally behind? They need to look to 2028 and start building someone now to, I assume, challenge Vance. Right now I don't know who that person is. Kamala is done, and she never really had a chance given her struggles in the Dems primary of the 2020 election. Walz is done, although I thought he was a odd choice for VP from the start, he certainly didn't resonate with the white male vote like they hoped. They probably would have been better off with the guy from PA, at least he might have carried an important swing state. AOC is old enough to run now and they've propped her up as a young superstar for the party, my guess is she'll speak to the youth and could have a good chance to run on "change."
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She was so bad that they couldn’t release her interview. A podcast had the chance to get breakthrough attention and they passed because she is retarded.

 
Irish#1

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ulukinatme said:
Brings up an interesting point, who will be the next charismatic leader the Democrats will rally behind? They need to look to 2028 and start building someone now to, I assume, challenge Vance. Right now I don't know who that person is. Kamala is done, and she never really had a chance given her struggles in the Dems primary of the 2020 election. Walz is done, although I thought he was a odd choice for VP from the start, he certainly didn't resonate with the white male vote like they hoped. They probably would have been better off with the guy from PA, at least he might have carried an important swing state. AOC is old enough to run now and they've propped her up as a young superstar for the party, my guess is she'll speak to the youth and could have a good chance to run on "change."
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Given the state of California, not sure he would get much support, but might also be Newsom. He's been traveling around the country giving speeches.
 
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Bishop2b5 said:
Are pardons legally binding if signed by autopen without Biden actually being aware they were being pardoned on his authority?
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Would such pardons still be legit? I'm all for "reaping what you sow" and "karma coming back to bite you in the ass," but I don't ask that with the pretense of going after political opponents unless they asked for it. There should only be retribution if they brought it on themselves first. If someone shot first and the pardon is void, justice should be paid. I don't advocate going after someone without good reason though.

Ideally there's no retribution or pointless investigations, we get back to actually working for the people and dropping the petty attacks, but I honestly don't see that happening anytime soon.
 
Irish#1

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Anyone know why Maxwell just doesn't talk to someone in the press? Is she under a gag order?
 
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