Xavier_Onassis » 24 May 2023, 4:40 pm » wrote: ↑ What a very stupid thing to say.
Trump was the worst president, ever.
\He was stupid, lazy, incompetent and corrupt.
DeplorablePatriot » 24 May 2023, 4:47 pm » wrote: ↑ Biden beat Trump by 4.5 % in the popular vote, although stupid people make up much more than 4.5%. What percentage is the *** population again? Parasitic blacks, brown and whites won it.
^^^^^^^Proof of blithering idiocy. Funny how a guy owned by the CCP is supporting Desantis and you miss the significance of it.Xavier_Onassis » 24 May 2023, 11:11 am » wrote: ↑ Note that Biden won with 81,283,501 votes to Trump's 74,223,975.
And Trump's losing his case against Carrol and inviting an armed mob to overthrow Congress on Jan 6 clearly lost him lots more votes than it gained him. There is more to come from Trump, and none of it is good.
AOC is not Musk's boyfriend and she will never support any damned Republicans.
So who canceled the investigations? Did you have a dream? Did you take too deep a breath of Biden's depends?Xavier_Onassis » 24 May 2023, 12:32 pm » wrote: ↑ The investigations against Biden have been cancelled, as nothing was found.
Biden will defeat Trump if they run against one another.
Some group of loonies took a full page ad out in the Miami Herald in favor of a DonRon campaign in which Trump would be the VP candidate.
https://donron.us/
Really?? So in 2004, Rudy Giuliani was so far out in front of the field VERY early on and it was said "no one is going to beat him".Skans » 23 May 2023, 3:31 pm » wrote: ↑ DeSantis knows he's not going to win this time around. He's really campaigning for 2028.
All Biden voters and donators. Good call. Musk is not an American citizen. Odd how the rich pay so much of our tax revenue isn't it?
Psssst. Dr. PEDO.Xavier_Onassis » 24 May 2023, 12:32 pm » wrote: ↑ The investigations against Biden have been cancelled, as nothing was found.
Biden will defeat Trump if they run against one another.
Some group of loonies took a full page ad out in the Miami Herald in favor of a DonRon campaign in which Trump would be the VP candidate.
https://donron.us/
I don't remember Giuliani ever being out front. Jeb Bush was the presumptive nominee going into that race. Trump totally outperformed and outplayed "low-energy" Jeb.Beekeeper » 25 May 2023, 11:38 am » wrote: ↑ Really?? So in 2004, Rudy Giuliani was so far out in front of the field VERY early on and it was said "no one is going to beat him".
So tell us, how'd that work out for him?? He faded faster than a box of chocolates melts in a hot car. Same could be said about Jeb Bush in 2016's race. That list goes on and on.
Polls are nothing more than a "snapshot" of the moment the question is asked and far from predictive. Let this play out and I can assure you, it's FAR from being a Trump dominated race. Even if I was a 100% Trump supporter, I would be VERY wary of DeSantis in this race.
Your boy Biden called half the Country terrorists that were a threat to democracy.Xavier_Onassis » 26 May 2023, 8:53 am » wrote: ↑ Musk really should shut up about his political opinions, since he is quite likely to lose votes for whoever and whatever he supports.
DeSantis was foolish to team up with Musk and Twitter. His decision to announce his candidacy in this way was poor judgement.
DeSantis is ALWAYS ANGRY about something. He is putting on an act, he is simply using demagoguery in the same way that Trump did. We do not need divisive leaders like Trump or DeSantis.
Giuliani was 2008. I missed the year....Skans » 26 May 2023, 8:07 am » wrote: ↑ I don't remember Giuliani ever being out front. Jeb Bush was the presumptive nominee going into that race. Trump totally outperformed and outplayed "low-energy" Jeb.
Here's the thing with DeSantis. His rollout sucked. The interview was awful - not DeSantis so much, but Musk's questioning was terrible. And, DeSantis' speech was vapid and childish. Seriously, he can't give worse-than-Jeb-Bush speeches and have a chance against Trump.
FYI, I am not a 100% Trump Supporter and I'm not a 100% DeSantis supporter. I want to see how each perform. Their platforms are nearly identical. Which one has a better chance of beating Biden and implementing their platform? So, I'm really calling this the way I see it.
The 2008 presidential campaign of Rudy Giuliani began following the formation of the Draft Giuliani movement in October 2005. The next year, Giuliani opened an exploratory committee and formally announced in February 2007 that he was actively seeking the presidential nomination of the Republican Party.At the onset of the campaign, Giuliani held a significant lead in the nationwide polls.[1] The candidacy of Senator John McCain faltered, and Giuliani maintained his lead in both national polls and fundraising throughout 2007.
ANOTHER 1000% FALSE MEME, Professor BROKEBACK!!!
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Today, Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill (HB) 837, Civil Remedies, to decrease frivolous lawsuits and prevent predatory practices of trial attorneys who prey on hardworking Floridians. This bill modifies the bad faith framework, eliminates one way attorney’s fees and fee multipliers and ensures that Floridians can’t be held liable for damages if the person suing is more at fault. Additionally, this bill expands immunity for property owners defending against a criminal who is injured on their property while providing uniform standards for juries in calculating medical damages and reducing the statute of limitations for general negligence cases from four years to two years. The Governor proposed this legislation in February before the start of the 2023 Legislative Session.
“Florida has been considered a judicial hellhole for far too long and we are desperately in need of legal reform that brings us more in line with the rest of the country,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “I am proud to sign this legislation to protect Floridians, safeguard our economy and attract more investment in our state.”
“When a horrible accident or incident occurs and people suffer a loss, they should be compensated quickly and fairly,” said Senate President Kathleen Passidomo. “The vast majority of attorneys work very hard to provide sound legal representation for Floridians in these difficult circumstances. Unfortunately, there are a few bad actors who are in the business to draw out civil cases as long as possible, collecting more and more fees from insurance companies. Litigation drives up the basic costs of goods and services for everyone across all areas of industry and commerce. Under the leadership of Governor DeSantis, we have taken many steps to help keep Florida affordable for growing families and seniors. This legislation further those efforts striking the right balance and protect the rights of Floridians who suffer a loss, while at the same time safeguarding everyone else against the hidden costs of prolonged litigation.”
https://www.flgov.com/2023/03/24/govern ... -into-law/
Personally, I'd rather see DeSantis as President than Trump. But, what I want and what will happen are often two very different things. Perhaps neither Trump nor DeSantis beats the Democrat. No one knows. But, right now, Trump has the momentum going into the primaries.Bluedevil » 29 May 2023, 12:05 am » wrote: ↑ He's got the numbers among primary voters. I'll vote for him if he's the nominee, but independents won't, and a lot of Republicans will stay home. Americans saw right through Trurmp's activeness in the midterms. It was pretty clear he wanted to get enough of his people in Congress, that if he lost the election, the results would be contested, and the House would vote him in as President. Americans saw that. It didn't work. There aren't enough of his people. Marjorie Taylor Green would do it. Dan Crenshaw would not. Most decent people would not.
The professor says AB InBev's stock price hasn't changed since the Dylan Mulvaney controversy. He's great at burying his head in the sand. Dude literally said 66 was equal to 58. When he was called on that, he told us all he had access to special stock prices only some could see.