Oh Look....Mainemanmaineman » 01 Apr 2024, 8:30 pm » wrote: ↑ this is @righteous debating the difference between the Easter messages of the two Presidential candidates.
He can tap dance and shuck and jive all he wants, but he REFUSES to address the OP because he knows how stupid his clown looks.
Oh look! There's a squirrel!!!!
*** SUPPORTS BIDEN WHEN HE TELLS LITTLE CHILDREN NO RELIGIOUS SYMBOLS ALLOWED ON THE EASTER EGGS. SOMETHING THATS BEEN ALLOWED BY EVERY PRESIDENT SINCE 1878maineman » 01 Apr 2024, 8:30 pm » wrote: ↑ this is @righteous debating the difference between the Easter messages of the two Presidential candidates.
He can tap dance and shuck and jive all he wants, but he REFUSES to address the OP because he knows how stupid his clown looks.
Oh look! There's a squirrel!!!!

maineman » 01 Apr 2024, 8:30 pm » wrote: ↑ this is @righteous debating the difference between the Easter messages of the two Presidential candidates.
He can tap dance and shuck and jive all he wants, but he REFUSES to address the OP because he knows how stupid his clown looks.
Oh look! There's a squirrel!!!!

maineman » 01 Apr 2024, 8:30 pm » wrote: ↑ this is @righteous debating the difference between the Easter messages of the two Presidential candidates.
He can tap dance and shuck and jive all he wants, but he REFUSES to address the OP because he knows how stupid his clown looks.
Oh look! There's a squirrel!!!!

maineman » 01 Apr 2024, 8:30 pm » wrote: ↑ this is @righteous debating the difference between the Easter messages of the two Presidential candidates.
He can tap dance and shuck and jive all he wants, but he REFUSES to address the OP because he knows how stupid his clown looks.
Oh look! There's a squirrel!!!!

Zip it, ya clueless bitch.RebelGator » 01 Apr 2024, 5:09 pm » wrote: ↑ You not very good with numbers.....inflation is compounded over time.
Since Biden was installed, it's around 30%.....I know it's difficult, but try not to be stupid.
Shows your ignorance....maineman » 01 Apr 2024, 8:04 pm » wrote: ↑ I not only do not support it, I heartily denounce gaslighting kids into doing ANYTHING. Who is brandon? If you won't refer to the president by his given name, I won't dignify a response. I love it how internet morons like you claim to speak for the PEOPLE. you speak for yourself and no one else. The people will speak in November at the ballot box and not until. Until then.... blather away claiming to speak for the people. LOL
The people spoke in 2020 - and were silenced by corruption. When you say "call him by his name," do you mean the name his own SON gave him - Pedo Pete? Or the name he earned - the Sniffer?maineman » 01 Apr 2024, 8:04 pm » wrote: ↑ I not only do not support it, I heartily denounce gaslighting kids into doing ANYTHING. Who is brandon? If you won't refer to the president by his given name, I won't dignify a response. I love it how internet morons like you claim to speak for the PEOPLE. you speak for yourself and no one else. The people will speak in November at the ballot box and not until. Until then.... blather away claiming to speak for the people. LOL
Cannonpointer » 02 Apr 2024, 7:41 pm » wrote: ↑ The people spoke in 2020 - and were silenced by corruption. When you say "call him by his name," do you mean the name his own SON gave him - Pedo Pete? Or the name he earned - the Sniffer?
Follow up question: Are you convinced he KNOWS his name?
Please do not continue to picture me without my pants on, selecting my day's garb.
Cannonpointer » 02 Apr 2024, 8:40 pm » wrote: ↑ Please do not continue to picture me without my pants on, selecting my day's garb.
It's creepy - especially knowing that you are a leftist, and therefore capable to lusting after men.
The point has been addressed - and your think-tank provided response has been noted and scoffed at.maineman » 02 Apr 2024, 8:43 pm » wrote: ↑ run away from an oft-used idiom rather than simply address the point.
@Cannon Pointer Your true colors are showing.,,, kinda sad, actually.
Cannonpointer » 02 Apr 2024, 8:54 pm » wrote: ↑ The point has been addressed - and your think-tank provided response has been noted and scoffed at.
Your **** was cooked up in a think tank that I could track it back to if I felt like taking the time, and disseminated downstream until it reached you. Then YOU took it and ran with it, pasting it on this board and thinking yourself quite clever.
The election was stolen - quite obviously. And you prefer the lie to the truth - equally obviously. You are all about form over substance - as most teat feeders are.
Trust and believe I was already sure of that. You are strictly a downstream consumer.
Who the **** do you think you're ****? Biden took one district and Trump took the other - end of story. The two at-large electors went to the overall winner of the state - which was dems, as the big cities went to Biden.maineman » 02 Apr 2024, 9:19 pm » wrote: ↑Rather, my wife and I were inundated with phone bank phone calls for MONTHS pressing us to mail in our absentee ballot request, then to fill out ballots, then to mail them in, then to contact the SecState to insure my ballot had been received and then, finally, to get off our asses and go work phone banks which we both did, along with hundreds and hundreds of Maine democrats We out-worked the GOP and we prevailed.
BooRadley » 01 Apr 2024, 2:23 pm » wrote: ↑ So now you're reading his mind?
He said "protest peacefully" but YOU knew he meant something else?
Remarkable!
1. Maine is not deep blue. The 1st CD is deep blue, the 2nd CD is dead red. Neither of our US Senators are Democrats. Paul LePage, our Trump-lite former two-term Republican governor hailed from the 2nd and was extremely popular up there and his vocal support for Trump was critical in Trump's wins in that district.Cannonpointer » 02 Apr 2024, 11:46 pm » wrote: ↑ Trust and believe I was already sure of that. You are strictly a downstream consumer.
Who the **** do you think you're ****? Biden took one district and Trump took the other - end of story. The two at-large electors went to the overall winner of the state - which was dems, as the big cities went to Biden.
There was never any question which candidate would win the majority in deep blue Maine. But trump - uniquely - FLIPPED a district in Maine, taking one of its four electoral votes, in BOTH elections. So your claim that dems "outworked" the guy who FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS CENTURY flipped a district in deep blue Maine - not once but TWICE - is pure ****.
You guzzled, then spewed, the koolaid INVENTED for you to guzzle and spew. Your hastily invented narrative to save the one constructed out-of-house FOR YOU stinks of horse ****.
**** Joe Bidenmaineman » 03 Apr 2024, 9:01 am » wrote: ↑ 1. Maine is not deep blue. The 1st CD is deep blue, the 2nd CD is dead red. Neither of our US Senators are Democrats. Paul LePage, our Trump-lite former two-term Republican governor hailed from the 2nd and was extremely popular up there and his vocal support for Trump was critical in Trump's wins in that district.
2. My post was about how Democrats changed the GOTV process in response to COVID.
a. Believe it or not, but I do actually have some Republican friends here in Maine and, post-election I compared notes with a couple of them. They reported that the GOP GOTV effort in Maine consisted SOLELY of mailers and flyers that either listed the key Trump issues, or that reminded the voter to be sure and go cast a ballot on election day. No Republican that I have spoken with in Maine received ANY telephone calls from the Trump campaign, just a lot of printed materials in the mail.
b. I have had a bi-weekly Zoom meeting with three of my Annapolis classmates since before COVID first struck. Two of them are lifelong Democrats,, and one of them had just switched his party affiliation from R to D in 2018 because of his distaste for Trump. One lived in Texas, one in California, and one in North Carolina. ALL THREE of them reported the exact same pattern of phone calls from the Biden campaign that I had gotten... with basically identical scripts.
c. The COVID pivot to focus on maximizing mail-in ballots was a DNC edict from the top. And it worked. If you have, literally, months to vote, and if you are being constantly reminded to vote by a well-oiled phone-banking operation, most people will find the time to vote, even if you are not a rabid political junkie... even if you're just a registered Democrat because your parents were and your voting history is spotty.
d. Conversely, If you looked at the pile of fliers from the Trump campaign on your hallway table and told yourself that you would indeed vote on election day, that's all well and good until there's a flat tire, or the babysitter called and can't come, or the boss asked you to work on this special project. If the window you have given yourself to exercise your voting rights is twelve hours on one day in November, there are an untold myriad of obstacles that can spring up and cause even the most dedicated and well-intentioned MAGA hat-wearing voter to miss an election.
Replicate that across the country.
Trump is the first republican this century - possibly EVER - who took an electoral vote from maine - where you **** about how brilliantly the dems worked it.maineman » 03 Apr 2024, 9:01 am » wrote: ↑ 1. Maine is not deep blue. The 1st CD is deep blue, the 2nd CD is dead red. Neither of our US Senators are Democrats. Paul LePage, our Trump-lite former two-term Republican governor hailed from the 2nd and was extremely popular up there and his vocal support for Trump was critical in Trump's wins in that district.
Your post was provided by think tanks, from which you drank indirectly, downstream.maineman » 03 Apr 2024, 9:01 am » wrote: ↑ 2. My post was about how Democrats changed the GOTV process in response to COVID.
Save the narrative, squawk box. Trump's flipping of a Maine district proves you're full of **** about how brilliantly the transgender party turned the vote. Your narrative was constructed for you to help you pretend the dems didn't do what you know they did, dishonest ****.maineman » 03 Apr 2024, 9:01 am » wrote: ↑ a. Believe it or not, but I do actually have some Republican friends here in Maine and, post-election I compared notes with a couple of them.