To any unbiased person, Trump appears to be quite unhealthy, physically and mentally and emotionally.
LOL! Brandon was elected and he was a frail old man and showing signs of losing his marbles and anybody that brought it up was gaslit right up to the bitter end until he was removed, excuse me, stepped aside.
Sure we can just not vote for him but we know it is possible for him to win. He’s done it before.
Indeed, that's the way elections work. All of a sudden you don't like democracy?
So the question is: should he be elected, how long will he actually serve before either his own party removes him for unfitness and installs JD Vance? How much damage will be done before that happens? And of course: how much damage would JD cause? This catcher has not demonstrated the ability or willingness to work with..,anyone. For someone(s) yes but who is he working for? Not you and me. Not Trump really. Who?
As I said, I will take my chances with Trump over Harris. Brandon and her have done enough damage, I dread to think what damage Harris could do in a second term.
Please tell me WHAT damage Biden and Harris have done. Specifically.
Hurt a lot of snowflakes’ feelings. Passed infrastructure and drug price reforms, making The Felon look bad.
I want to know what GOOD thing Trump EVER did besides give money to billionaires, crash our economy and kill millions by denying science and mismanaging the Trump Virus.
COVID-19 deaths would only matter to the greater half of the US population if all the deaths had occurred in a single area, like Austin, Texas, where the entire population would have been wiped out. But because the deaths were spread out across the country, it seems like people don't fully grasp the scale of the loss or care as much about the staggering number of lives lost. The deaths to date are enough to leave Miami and Tampa completely empty.
Two Cities in these states as well.
- California: Fresno (542,107) and Sacramento (525,398)
- New York: Rochester (211,328) and Yonkers (211,598)
- Illinois: Naperville (149,104) and Joliet (149,268)
- Ohio: Cleveland (372,624) and Cincinnati (308,973)
- Pennsylvania: Pittsburgh (302,971) and Allentown (125,845)
Then again, since they're urban areas, everyone may not to care. How about reducing the entire state of Idaho to the population of Nashville Tennessee or Denver, Colorado? Is the population of the entire state of Wyoming enough?
Can't care about what you don't experience I guess.
Our leader(s) did just fine. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯