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Boges

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  1. Americans buy Canadian goods out of the kindness of their hearts? And not because it's cheaper? Tariff may not make it cheaper anymore, but it'll also make things more expensive for Americans. It'll also make American products much less competitive. I know of a top US company in the industry I work in that gets products made in Mexico and shipped to Canada. I wonder what Trump's tariff's will do to them in the Canadian market?
  2. I think the Tarifs are coming. But that only proves to hurt the Americans he needed to get elected. But he clearly hasn't thought this 51st state thing through all that much.
  3. So for salvation you have to believe the world was made in 6 literal days, Noah could fit all the world's animal in a boat, and a human was swallowed by a whale and survived? Gotcha!
  4. I'm sure this is mentioned in other threads, but I don't see a thread ABOUT it. This is obviously a troll job. Getting Canadians all worked up. Now he can take credit for JT's resignation. But why does everything this guy talk about have to be taken seriously. Is he going to annex Canada? Make us a singular state? Or treat us fairly and admit each province as their own sub-sovereign territory. PEI gets a congressman and two senators? Quebec can form their own alternative party to screw with their two-party system? We know he hasn't thought this through. It's just rhetoric. But I know this site is full of people that support Trump. What do you think the end-game here is? And if you are taking this seriously, how does this get done?
  5. For Trump the Troll is the predominant principal. Imagine the US annexing Canada and suddenly absorbing at least 8 Blue States.
  6. Trump always starts from bluster to start out a negotiation. Lots of US companies take advantage of the lower cost of labour in Canada to import products. This will hurt them as much as it hurts Canada. We went through this already before the last free trade agreement was signed.
  7. Lots of Repubs have come out condemning the comments. It's telling you're cool with them.
  8. It's also defined the coverage of Trump. That's how his campaign is ending.
  9. He's also a comedian. He was one of the best parts of the Tom Brady roast. All that doesn't negate the fact that calling Puerto Rico a floating pile of garbage is politically ignorant.
  10. Sure. A roast comedian is gonna roast. It's speaks to the Trump Campaign and their judgement that they thought that a person like this would appeal to voters. Especially Latino voters.
  11. Ouch. Maybe screen some of the opening acts before letting them speak for your campaign. https://www.forbes.com/sites/mollybohannon/2024/10/27/trump-rally-speaker-calls-puerto-rico-floating-island-of-garbage-campaign-says-joke-doesnt-reflect-trumps-views/ The attack ad write themselves. If the goal is to court the Latino vote away from the Dems, I would suggest this backfired in their face. I actually thought this dude was pretty funny on the Tom Brady Roast. . . but that's a roast, not a political rally. They also let this gasbag speak: https://www.instagram.com/grantcardone/reel/DBpDVTKvoc0/ I see this guy grifting on Instagram. If that's the type of dude the Republican party wants to represent them, it's not a party of the people.
  12. The issue here is that there's very few people that haven't made their mind up. It's likely that those people aren't on team: Stop the Steal. Not that Vance could have said that the 2020 election wasn't rigged and stay on the ticket.
  13. So you can appreciate the differences between a slip of tongue and posting on your own Social media platform that you're in a state that you're aren't in fact in.
  14. It's not about Biden anymore.
  15. I'm sure it's been mentioned in the previous four pages, that I'm not going to read, but. . . If the job losses aren't Trump's issue, even though his handling of the Pandemic was pretty crappy, then you can't pin inflation and interest rate hikes on Biden. Both are direct results of the pandemic. Also, Trump inherited a good economy from Obama, while Obama inherited the 2008 economic meltdown from Dubya. These things don't happen in vacuums. Should Trump be re-elected (Heaven forbid) you can be certain he'll blame any economic issues he faces on the Biden admin.
  16. https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/113196240601584865 He was in Georgia, one of his most important swing states. He'll be well into his 80's if he's elected. All the narrative around "Sleepy Joe Biden" apply to Trump. People voting for him are voting for the party, not the person. He's clearly diminished.
  17. Follow along. T-Sizzle is encouraging her followers to vote.
  18. People who want votes.
  19. Did you not see the above post about registrations after the endorsement?
  20. They clearly aren't. Because Biden would have lost. There was a sentiment after that awful debate that he's still the best candidate they had because he had already beaten Trump. But he was down several points. The grassroots did not want to support him, or a party that would allow a man to try to maintain power well into his mid-80's. So they brought in a younger candidate that spoke to the needs of the majority of the party. His Veep would be the logical conclusion for a predecessor. But the choice a middle-America Veep candidate herself has helped her.
  21. That's not true. Biden is an Incumbent POTUS so there's no way the party could primary him, but it was obvious the grassroots enthusiasm for him had gone away. To the point that him being at the top of the ticket hurt down ballot candidates. That's why he was encouraged to step down. Waltz and Harris have captured enthusiasm from their party.
  22. Which is why encouraging them to vote could tip the scale.
  23. I would content a person reflexively voting for a party no matter who leads them is worse. That's more cultish than any Swiftie. Lots of young women.
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