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The Trump Presidency | Biden Inaugurated
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Thank God. I probably shouldn't be so focused on American politics but I think that if America were to swing in a pro-Trump direction for an extended period of time, the whole world woud suffer.
Not too surprising. I'm pretty sure Clinton won with every non-white group of any age.
I'd agree. I think Trump was able to win where Sanders couldn't because the Democrats had a clear idea of what they were doing. The Republicans were too divided to stop Trump and when he won, they just abandoned any scruples to win as a party. They're good at that.
There were a few articles by friendly journalists saying Chelsea should be left alone to grow and discover her voice - they're building her up for something, soon.Chelsea is even worse at public speaking than Hillary. Maybe she'll go for it again.
Zuckerberg's the one you should all be watching out for. Dude has found religion and is on a listening tour!
2020 is too early for her anyway. I still suspect Hillary may go for it again, she clearly believes it's her destiny.
If Trump messes up badly enough, that campaign slogan they ditched might actually work in 2020.
"It's her turn..."
Not saying it's a good idea, but it's not far fetched at all given the influence she and Bill has in the party.
He's been photographed with farm animals and machinery in all 50 states. Zuckerburg/Chelsea 2020: build the bigger banks.
"Don't call me Frank, you little bollix."
Excellent appearance from John Kasich on Bill Maher's show this week. He was being slightly disingenuous and playing to the crowd at times but he was refreshingly honest and at least he is a Republican who you could talk to and with. He needs a slap for wearing shit coloured chinos though.
I really hope the Pope isn't cordial to him.
No just cardinal
One of the single most bewildering things you can ever do is hear an American defend why they have the worst healthcare in the developed world. They routinely trot out a version of 'Socialism' yadda yadda. Insane.
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I don't know about others but I don't have any sympathy. Does it make me a bad person?
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Some people are just easily led. A good friend of mine supported Trump and he got most of his information from Fox and Talk Radio. There are probably millions like him who just voted for Trump because they thought it was the thing to do based on the propaganda they were spoonfed.
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good speech by Obama accepting Profile in Courage Award at Kennedy Center.
https://patch.com/massachusetts/bos...-barack-obamas-speech-after-accepting-profile
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TBF, this was in the middle of the elections too: http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/05/donald-trump-carrier-corp-union-indiana-213862 (in the neighbouring plant)
Pruitt and Price are the worst of the lot. They are basically agents of special interests who want to destroy the portfolios they have been trusted to safeguard.
my head was spinning with the double talk Price was giving. Andrea Mithcell was getting frustrated.
Just plain lies about the Death Care bill.
Would like to know who she voted for.
After some exposition, I'd consider Sessions by far the most dangerous of appointees.
Pruitt you could say would be the worst in the long term, but he's just a hand puppet in the end.
A more interesting question is who she could be made to vote for
"He said: We are going to make the economy better". This i hear time and time again and it's just nonsense, the US economy is the worlds largest by a huge margin (like 25% of the world or something). The problem isn't the US economy being bad, it's that it's hugely in favor of the wealthy.
People still think that the US is the land of opportunity, like it's the Klondike gold rush or something, but the fact is that social mobility in the US is far lower than other industrialized countries and making a leap on the social ladder is just getting harder and harder. I don't remember where i saw it, but it was some talkshow where one of the guests said something of the lines like: "Poor Americans don't view themselves as poor, just temporarily poor and waiting to become rich"
Meanwhile, middle and upper class Americans view poor ones as either lazy or "down on their luck". Can't have anything to do with the shameful minimum wages, proper education being behind a huge paywall or the animosity towards worker unions. Also, regarding unions, just look at this shit.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/wal-mart-to-shut-down-meat-cutting-operations
Reports that Russia funded Trump's Golf courses.
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Start from 14:20.The woman absolutely destroys him. I dont get how people can equate the Dems with the GOP. I am not saying the dems are saints but these lot are on another planet. They have no conscience.
I'm fairly certain that guy is getting re-elected next year.
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Still waiting on a rational argument as to how Wealthcare is a net positive for the general public that is not housed in rhetoric terminology...........
You'd hope they've lost every single swing voter now though.I know.
sadly this is the truth.
Big day today by the way. The senate start their Russia hearings today.
This guy got jokes!I admire your spirit and endurance but you will be dead before anyone answers that one honestly.
The huge irony in all of this discussion is that US citizens already pay for some form of socialised healthcare when they contribute towards Medicaid. The even bigger irony is that if the US did switch over to UHC then I should think everyone would be paying far less for their healthcare.
What a prat. On another note, have posters like @Paz @Will Absolute etc been in here lately to voice their opinions on the current state of affairs? I'm not in this thread as much as I used to be...
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