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Trumps so called racist tweets
-TSS- replied to taxme's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Why doesn't AOC go to Mexico and complain to them about not accepting the Guatemalans, the Hondurans and other Central-Americans? -
Aren't the number of HOR-seats determined at the federal level based on the population of each state? Therefore gerrymandering happens at the HOR-elections as the state can draw the boundaries of the electoral districts but there is no chance of gerrymandering in the presidential elections. Is it only the republicans who gerrymander the electoral districts? I guess not.
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An incumbent president seeking re-election is very likely to win when the economy is good. In a country like the USA it's the economy which matters. Foreign affairs very rarely. Bush snr went in a little over a year from 90%+ approval-ratings to lose the election because the economy went bust in the early 90's. Well, Carter also lost because of poor economy but in his case his perceived weakness in the embassy-hostage crisis also played a part. Ford lost mainly because people were Fed up with career-politicians in the wake of the Watergate-scandal. He didn't help his chances of winning by pardoning Nixon. This time around the economy is doing well and the Democratic-candidates are either dinosaurs or nutjobs.
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How do you know that an incumbent president is going to lose the election? At least by that he is challenged for primaries within his own party. That happened in 1976 against Ford by Reagan, in 1980 against Carter by Ted Kennedy and in 1992 against Bush snr by Pat Robertson.
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It is often so that when the incumbent president is more than likely to be re-elected the other main-party gives the nomination to someone who has served the party well but has no hope of winning. Like McGovern, Mondale or Dole. Apart from being creepy Biden is also old as hell.
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Don't the democrats really have any better candidates than Kamala, Pocahontas or Biden or are they saving their best guns for 2024? Is Biden really topping the polls? The guy who has a strange fetish of sniffing females' including little girls' hair. It seems he just can't help himself as no doubt he has been told by his advisors not to do that because it makes him appear absolutely creepy.
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Here in Europe people are talking about how we are witnessing the implementation of the Kalergi-plan. Google it if you dont know what it means. Obviously, leftists have denounced that as far-right conspiracy-theories but if you look at the demographic development in the European countries over the past 20 or so years talking about population-replacement isn't exaggeration. Especially in cities. It seems that the Kalergi-plan is being implemented in Canada as well.
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63% of Canadians want immigration cut - poll
-TSS- replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
There will be a war in the gulf coming soon following the false flag attacks on the tankers. The British will go there too as always but you Canadians don't have to go if you don't want to even though the Queen is your Queen as well. -
63% of Canadians want immigration cut - poll
-TSS- replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Many immigrants themselves dont want more immigration. Hypocritical? Yes. Common sense? Yes. If you become an immigrant in the first place from the so-called shithole countries the last thing you want is your countrymen to follow you. - -
I don't like Trudeau, but I have to admit...
-TSS- replied to marcus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Without his name he wouldn't lead even a local council let alone a country. -
The original greens were created by Stasi in order to subvert the West-German society. The plan has worked out perfectly. The greens are very popular in Finland as well. The background of the older figures of the greens goes to the communists. It is a very accurate description of the greens to call them water-melons; green on the outside, red on the inside.
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All politicians are puppets but with Macron it is so obvious that even the most naive idealists can see it.
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The French, the British or the Spanish or even the Dutch and the Belgians etc who complain about immigration into their countries they can be told that they themselves went into those countries where from people coming to your countries are from so stop whining. I mean colonialism. However, the same does not apply to Finland. Finns never went anywhere as conquerors. That would be such a strong argument in our favour but unfortunately we have similar cultural-marxists running our politics who tell us we absolutely must admit all refugees entering Finland when they have fled war and persecution by travelling through 10 safe countries before entering Finland and we must be grateful to have them over here.
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Theresa May, that useless excuse for PM, has finally come to the obvious conclusion and decided to let someone else take over.
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America under President Trump
-TSS- replied to betsy's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
There has been lately these completely opposite-news of New abortion-laws in different states. This week there was news that Alabama practically bans abortion when as earlier this year New York state passed a law allowing a very late-term abortion. What stops people from travelling for tight abortion-law states to easier abortion-law states? Is it something about not covered by insurance and therefore costing a fortune? If not that then what? I wonder do the white conservative males who push for the tight abortion-laws think that there is not enough black crime in America. -
How many immigrants should Canada have each year?
-TSS- replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
I'm not Canadian but I think the same answer applies everywhere; quality should be before quantity. -
sThe European revolution will, or has already started, in France. The globalist puppet whom the French in some disarray elected as their president is facing the yellow vests who wont budge until that stooge is out and out for good. The upcoming European elections will be met with the usual apathy since there should not even be such a thing as a European parliament but it seems that the nationals will be making inroads or even become the largest group in that useless talking shop. The EU commision leader Druncker has stated that nobody from nationalists will be allowed near decision making within the EU. Very typical talk by a bureaucrat who has never seen a day's real work.
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Many people who aren't British but who watch the British parliament meetings say that the parliaments in their own countries are boring compared to the British parliament.
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Parliament is supreme and it can walk over a referendum-result if it sees fit. However, doing so would be a very dangerous precedent. If you have no intention of honouring a possible "wrong" referendum-result then dont have a referendum. Another thing is to ask is it right that parliament is supreme. Have you ever watched the meetings of the British parliament? In my opinion it reminds more of a zoo than a group of sensible adults discussing issues.
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America under President Trump
-TSS- replied to betsy's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
I can understand that if you hate Trump you will clutch at any straws in trying to get him out but honestly did anyone sincerely believe in that Russian collusion BS? It was similar BS from the start as the WMD-rubbish which was used as an excuse to go to war in Iraq. -
If Quebec had voted for independence in 1995 I wonder would it have happened by now. I mean, look at the Brexit-shambles in Britain.
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Macron is a lame duck already though he still has 3 years left to serve.
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Proportional Representation Discussion
-TSS- replied to Michael Hardner's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
If you insist on having single-member constituencies, or ridings as you call them, there should at least be a run-off between top2 candidates if nobody gets over 50% of the votes. -
I could imagine that in Britain there is a new unit of time called Bre. Namely, the time it takes to switch of TV when in the news it says: Now some more news about Bre... (switch off TV)