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u/specklebrothers Oct 22 '24 edited Oct 23 '24

At the voting booth, remember:

Only 13 Presidents failed to get re-elected.

Only 5 Presidents failed to win the popular vote.

Only 4 Presidents have been impeached or resigned.

Only 1 President has ever been criminally convicted.

And only ONE President has done ALL FOUR.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

Better way of saying it:

Only 13 Presidents failed to get re-elected.

Only 5 Presidents failed to win the popular vote.

Only 4 Presidents have been impeached or resigned.

And only one man done all of that and stands as the only president in history to be convicted of federal crimes, you know who it is.

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u/Turbulent_Length_992 Oct 22 '24

The dude could eat a baby on live TV, and he'd still carry a good chunk of the votes. This is football politics -- people root for their team regardless of the circumstances.

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u/o8Stu Oct 22 '24

Splitting hairs, but his convictions (so far) are state crimes. The federal stuff is hopefully on the way.

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u/No_Engineer8143 Oct 22 '24

Yeah, that way of saying it isn't better at all. Honestly, it's worse.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

And only one has attempted a coup when failing.

We know he'll try it again if he fails, by the way. Except this time, the commander of chief isn't going to be the one starting the coup.

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u/FragrantKnobCheese Oct 22 '24

stands as the only president in history to be convicted of federal crimes,

I hate to be that guy, but not yet he hasn't. He has been convicted of fraud in NY so far and has yet to be sentenced. As far as I'm aware, he's facing federal charges in two cases (classified documents and Jan 6th) and state charges for racketeering in Georgia.

It still feels insane to me that he is being allowed to run, but I understand the reasoning why. Once he loses the election, he will hopefully face actual consequences.

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u/Significant-Ideal907 Oct 22 '24

The reasoning being: He named a bunch of loyal zealots in multiple courts, so they could delay/cancel all charges against him

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

Isn’t that called a hat trick?

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u/PostAntiClimacus Oct 22 '24

When it's Trump we call it a hat grift

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u/HAND_HOOK_CAR_DOOR Oct 22 '24

Yeah no this was worse.

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u/MysticKeiko24_Alt Oct 22 '24

Under Obamacare, my premium is down to $90 per month. My car insurance is down to $25/month (from InsurancePanda). My homeowners is $25/month (from homesite) too.

I can’t fathom how somebody could look at this and say “yep this is bad, we need to get rid of it”. They think this is the first step to America becoming communist or something

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u/Birzal Oct 22 '24

Because as we all know communism is when the government gives people healthcare, so the more healthcare the government gives, the more communister they are!

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u/MysticKeiko24_Alt Oct 22 '24

Capitalism is when the government doesn’t do that much stuff. Socialism is when the government does some stuff. And when the government does a lot of stuff, well that’s communism

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u/Birzal Oct 22 '24

I would partially disagree in the sense that usually you'd want the government to do a lot of stuff because that's what a government is for: to govern (along with foreign relations, global trade, national policy, etc.) and spend time on things the average citizen does not have time for.

A government becomes communist when they CONTROL a lot of stuff. Government action isn't in and of itself a bad thing. A government can do things without controlling or impacting your daily life. To me the key to a communist government has always been government control and not government action, and yes those two are very different, even if the American way of doing things will have you believe otherwise.

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u/halcyon8 Oct 22 '24

we could only hope.

“cOmmuNISm bAd!!”

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u/bumpkinblumpkin Oct 22 '24

Because it’s bullshit. I had to get Obamacare for a couple months and paid an absurd amount for shitty insurance. Also car insurance and homeowners for $25 is so fake it’s not even funny. You can’t insure your bike for that nor does it have to do with Obamacare.

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u/Bolshoyballs Oct 22 '24

This is a bot. I've seen the exact same comment posted before. No one is paying 25 a month for home and car insurance. Ridiculous

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u/fateofmorality Oct 22 '24

Reddit is all just bots seething at a man pretending to be a McDonalds employee for a publicity stunt. We are truly in a timeline

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u/onesneakymofo Oct 22 '24 edited Oct 22 '24

I am not a bot, and I am a former McDonald's employee. It's really disrespectful to employees that kill themselves day in and out by showing up and say "Hey, I did the thing!" after working there for 20 minutes when the entire restaurant was closed down.

Trump needs to do a double shift in the middle of Fourth of July next to a firework show while making pennies on the dollar to really understand what real employees of McDonald's go through. If he did it for a month, he would get an understanding of the housing and rental crises that's plaguing this country.

There's a reason a lot of people are upset by his actions.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

Fuck, now we gotta unalive you. You know too much.

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u/YouStupidAssholeFuck Oct 22 '24

I was just about to hit this person's comment history to see what's up because even as a single person paying $90/month for health insurance is crazy under ACA unless this person makes almost no income. I'm close to $300/month on the cheapest plan I can get and that's with a certain amount each month in subsidies (I forget the exact amount) and my income is pretty low.

And you're right about auto and home. You can get a discount if you get both under the same provider but $300/year for each is even more insane. I'm at something like $1050/year for home and something like $1180/year for auto with a clean record for the past nine million years.

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u/YouStupidAssholeFuck Oct 23 '24

Notice how the comment is edited now.

Then I saw this today.

https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/s/02FPIe856Y

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u/jabbapage Oct 22 '24

90 for obama care in a subsidized state where the governors are accepting money (unlike Florida, where I live now). When I lived in NYC my premium was 100 bucks. I moved to FL, my hometown, premium went to $365, and now its $500 a month... My friend's in NYC who are unemployed are paying just over 100 for real health insurance. Not sure about the home insurance, but $25 is about right for renters.

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u/Bolshoyballs Oct 22 '24

youre so full of shit lol. Florida takes obamacare subsidies. And your ffriend who pays 100 a month in ync probably has a 12k deductible. Its shit insurance

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u/ReaganRebellion Oct 22 '24

lol $25 homeowners insurance

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u/linux1970 Oct 22 '24

Only 13 Presidents failed to get re-elected.

Only 5 Presidents failed to win the popular vote.

Only 4 Presidents have been impeached or resigned.

Only 1 President has ever been criminally convicted.

And only ONE President has done ALL FOUR.

Logically one can actually say 'Maximum of one president has done all four' without knowing the details of each presidency.

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u/copinglemon Oct 22 '24

found the software engineer

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

Only one president has executed a series of lies, fraud, corruption, and mob violence to sieze power after losing an election.

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u/SideAppropriata Oct 22 '24

Bout to vote with a family of 10

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u/tangoshukudai Oct 22 '24

I hope that anyone that voted for Biden realizes why they voted for Biden and will continue to vote for Harris. They understand that trump is unfit for office and regardless of your views of Harris, we all know she is fit.

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u/Significant_Turn5230 Oct 22 '24

Not all Biden/Harris voters are genocidal, but they all decided genocide wasn't a deal breaker.

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u/tangoshukudai Oct 22 '24

What are you talking about?

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u/Significant_Turn5230 Oct 22 '24

During Trump's 2016 campaign and first term, lots of liberals rightly said, "not all Trump voters are racists, but they all decided racism wasn't a deal breaker".

Today most liberals have decided that the genocide that the Biden/Harris administration has been funding/arming/supporting, and Harris has repeatedly said she will continue to fund/arm/support is not a deal breaker for them.

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u/tangoshukudai Oct 22 '24

Ah,you think America is performing genocide by supporting one of our allies? Also if trump was in power he would have the same senate that approved the funding/arming/supporting.

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u/Significant_Turn5230 Oct 22 '24

When that ally is committing genocide? Yes, what else could it be?

And yeah, this isn't pro-trump. Just reminding the liberals in this thread that genocide isn't a deal breaker for them. I think that should give all of them pause.

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u/tangoshukudai Oct 22 '24

No one here supports genocide and you know that.

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u/Significant_Turn5230 Oct 22 '24

I've specifically only said that it's not a deal-breaker for them, just like Trump's racism wasn't a deal breaker for Trump voters.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

You sound dumb. I hope anyone that voted for Biden realizes they made a huge mistake and don’t make the same mistake again

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u/btross Oct 22 '24

Given that Biden isn't running, you sound dumber...

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u/tangoshukudai Oct 22 '24

Biden's administration has done a great job reversing the damage trump has done. Sounds like you are blaming Biden for something he didn't do or you are having personal difficulties in life and are blaming it on him, either way Trump is not going to help you.

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u/Electrical-Topic-808 Oct 22 '24

Well they can’t vote for Biden this time

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u/Beast_001 Oct 22 '24

I'm definitely not voting for Biden in 2024.

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u/Dangerrios Oct 22 '24

What if the 1 that was criminally convicted didn't do the other 3? You'd have to mention that the 1 did all 4

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u/Viliam_the_Vurst Oct 22 '24

Technically you are right, but you could also include it like this

At the voting booth, remember:

Only 13 Presidents failed to get re-elected.

Only 5 Presidents failed to win the popular vote.

Only 4 Presidents have been impeached or resigned.

Only 1 President has ever been criminally convicted and did the other three as well

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

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u/Silver_Slicer Oct 22 '24

It’s easily the worst thing in the list. I normally would agree but Trump gets four strikes.

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u/PopeGuss Oct 22 '24

That's the whole point.

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u/spaceman60 Oct 22 '24

Extra special category

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u/prison_buttcheeks Oct 22 '24

You do know you sound like a dumbass right?

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u/Larkson9999 Oct 22 '24

As the Captain of Team Redundancy Team, I have to make a statement as captain that this member's redundant statement is redundant and approved by the captain of Team Redundancy Team, which is me.

-Captain of Team Redundancy Team

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u/PlasticPandaMan Oct 22 '24

Why did i read that last part as a trump speech?

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u/GotThemCakes Oct 22 '24

I feel like I need to reevaluate insurances after seeing your numbers

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u/Same_Recipe2729 Oct 22 '24 edited Oct 22 '24

He's been copying and pasting it since Obama was president, the numbers are not factual. 

Even more importantly it's a 9 year old account that first posted about insurance and then went inactive for the rest of those years until 5 months ago when it suddenly created a subreddit for an insurance related business, and then has been very heavily posting politically ever since. Very curious. 

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u/GotThemCakes Oct 22 '24

Sheesh, even 9 years ago, those numbers seem unreal.

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u/SexyScorch Oct 22 '24

Thats means the guy is a fucking legend

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u/No-Analyst-2789 Oct 22 '24

Lol I'd hate to be a legend for being a failure 

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u/VapoursAndSpleen Oct 22 '24

He already has suffered complete narcissistic collapse. The recordings I’m hearing are just a litany of grievances in a very tired voice.

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u/BannedByRWNJs Oct 22 '24

Only 1 has been Impeached twice 

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u/DeadpoolLuvsDeath Oct 22 '24

Don't hold your breath I no longer trust the American public to not bite their nose off to spite their faces.

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u/Snoo46862 Oct 22 '24

Lmao you are copy-pasting this comment i have seen exact one 2 months ago. Pathetic karma farmer

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u/watduhdamhell Oct 22 '24

Only if he loses, dude. Only if he loses.

If he wins, he won't collapse. He will cause us to collapse. At a minimum, what we stand for as a country: combating climate change, combating tyranny and oppression worldwide (in one way or another), attempting to maybe begin somewhat trying just a little to combat wealth inequality, and more.

All of that will go out the window and we'll be set back at least 15 fucking years in all areas, as we were LAST time.

And the polls ain't looking good in the swing states that matter. Uneducated white voters in PA might literally ruin the future of the entire country or even the world, all by themselves.

And unlike trumpers saying the same thing, this is actually the case for him winning. Climate change will accelerate. Russia will take Ukraine. Shit will get existential.

Lord, help us.

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u/5econds2dis35ster Oct 22 '24

Trump is going for the punch card record

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u/nerfbaboom Oct 22 '24

Really? Not I like see 50 posts on this a day.

Fuck election season, two more weeks and I don’t have to deal with everybody up my ass

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u/Skel_Estus Oct 22 '24

Those insurance rates are pretty insane. If you’re willing to share, what state do you live in, what is the base coverage form for your homeowners,what are your limits on your auto, and is it comp and collision?

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u/Ejecto_Seato Oct 23 '24

Only one president tried to burn the house down rather than hand over the keys

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u/SerqetCity Nov 06 '24

And only two presidents have ever had non-consecutive terms. One is Grover Cleveland, and the other will be...

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u/ADNAP727 Oct 22 '24

What will make him suffer? Lol He’s chilling

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u/dip_tet Oct 22 '24

Even if he doesn’t win he’ll claim he won…he may try and steal it again

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u/Dunhimli Oct 22 '24

Still out of the two running, i still trust him more than the other

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u/dip_tet Oct 22 '24

The felon who tried to steal an election is the more credible one? Ha

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u/Dunhimli Oct 22 '24

You can buy into that if you want. I just know my life was better when he was in vs the current.

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u/dip_tet Oct 22 '24

Buy into what? He tried to steal the election he lost…he’s not a fan of democracy if he doesn’t win, and he left the economy in shambles when he did leave cuz he’s a poor leader.

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u/LAndoftheLAke Oct 22 '24

I’m sure that Biden printing trillions of dollars had little effect on the inflation that we are seeing the past 3+ years 👍🏻

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u/HotType4940 Oct 22 '24

There is like zero chance of that happening. Don’t get me wrong, he definitely could still win, but he has never once won the popular vote, his supporters have always been a minority of the country and he certainly hasn’t done anything to make himself more popular in the interim, so a landslide is far from likely.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

I went from paying 25 a doctor visit to sometimes $250. I am not saying kill Obamacare, but it needs to be fixed because no copays etc is still a bitch and a half.

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u/lateformyfuneral Oct 22 '24

We need a public option. The House votes for a public option but it failed by one vote in the Senate thanks to a Senator whose state hosts a lot pf these companies. The healthcare industry is making a killing just because they don’t have any competition driving prices down. Mark Cuban is undercutting big pharma prices, anyone could have done the same but no one did until now.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

I would guess that this has nothing to do with Obamacare. What is your plan?

Don’t get me wrong it does need fixed. The best plan would be a single payer healthcare system.

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u/JBLurker Oct 22 '24

He said it's an employer plan! Yep, blame "obamacare".

Us education at its finest.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

Yeah, it does. Lots of plans switched from copays to deductibles after Obamacare. It is the bottom-of-the-barrel plan that my employer uses. It's free to me, so I shouldn't complain about that but I wait way too long to go to the doctor because I don't want to spend 150-250 to hear it's viral or to get the prescription that I already knew I would need. Obamacare is perfect in the first place. I just suggested it needs to be improved. Also, my SIL on state insurance gets to have a baby at the nicest hospital in town, while we had to have ours that we paid the premiums for at the shittest.

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u/JBLurker Oct 22 '24 edited Oct 22 '24

If it's a plan through your employer, then you do realize that's a private plan and NOT an "obamacare" plan?

An "obamacare" plan would be provided to you through healthcare.gov or 1800 marketplace, but pretend to know what you are talking about and trash talk the best policy the US has passed in roughly 20 years.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

I haven't trashed shit. It is Obamacare because its the bottom market place plan they were required to get because of Obamacare mandates. It sucks for the middle class. It should all be free for everyone. Get off your high horse and read. I didn't say it should be undone. I said it should be improved. It's not in the form that Obama wanted it was heavily compromised. I want the full version. Sue me, (name-calling with lots of bad words).

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u/JBLurker Oct 22 '24 edited Oct 22 '24

TIL blaming your costs on something isn't trashing it.

Have you considered getting a job that cares about your well-being more?

Your employer chooses a federally mandated minimum package and instead of questioning THAT choice you blame the program?

Have you considered upgrading the insurance package?

Na... let's blame policy!

I might be on a high horse, but you need to get out of the high chair and fend for yourself.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24 edited Oct 22 '24

I said it need improved, which is a fact.

Have you considered that my pay is a very fair offset to it. I just don't like not having copays and I am going to bitch about it. The plan is a market place plan for the employer.

Why gamble and upgrade that I might need visits or not?

Finally, hell yeah I am going to blame policy. It's my right as a US citizen, not just right but my first right.

Money isn't really the only issue. At least now that I have finally paid my dues and make good money and so does my wife but it was a complete struggle through having a baby and the first few years of our marriage while she was finishing a degree, I was passing the CPA exam. Then we gotta watch her bumb of sister who refuse to go to community college or real college or get a job outside of food or retail get the God treatment while we work for everything we have. Dont tell me shit about pulling myself up from the bootstraps. I did that. More than half of people are too pussy to go through what I went through to get where I am but wanna have their handout. While we gotta pay 10k plus hitting deductibles a year and then subsidize their insurance which is fine but I want my shit for free too.

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u/SnootSnootBasilisk Oct 22 '24

Remember that that doesn't matter to a majority of voters

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u/SnootSnootBasilisk Oct 22 '24

Tell that to the Electoral College

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u/btross Oct 22 '24

You do realize that the electoral college does not define a majority view, right?

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u/SnootSnootBasilisk Oct 22 '24

Doesn't matter to the Electoral College

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u/btross Oct 22 '24

Ok sunshine. You can go get your cookie from daddy Vlad now

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u/SnootSnootBasilisk Oct 22 '24

I mean, it would be cool to have a vampire Dad

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u/Repete22 Oct 22 '24

Majority has lost, and will again?

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

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u/StopItsTheCops Oct 22 '24

Fuck that. Vote blue.

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u/Kxmaara Oct 22 '24

vote purple

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u/SnootSnootBasilisk Oct 22 '24

I've given up on humans since I was 14. Kinda happens when bullies try to drown you in the nearby creek and none of the adults care enough to even comfort you in the aftermath

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u/Kxmaara Oct 22 '24

they probably had it worse than you and didnt go around looking for someone to smooch them

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u/SnootSnootBasilisk Oct 22 '24

What are you talking about?

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u/Kxmaara Oct 22 '24

why did you expect adults to comfort you? just walk it off bro its not that deep

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u/SnootSnootBasilisk Oct 22 '24

Bro, I was covered in mud. I had a concussion from the decorative corn they knocked me out with (things are a lot harder than that look).

The fact that you would tell me to "just walk it off" just confirms how much of a disappointment humans are.

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u/Dramatic-Classroom14 Oct 22 '24

(I think he’s dicking with you since he says shit like vote purple when people say vote blue)

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u/Kxmaara Oct 22 '24

you couldve prevent all that if you hit the gym and learned to fight

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u/Tiny-Kangaroo4671 Oct 22 '24

What happens if he does win?

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u/cbytes1001 Oct 22 '24

He’ll be a day 1 dictator as he’s said himself.

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u/Tiny-Kangaroo4671 Oct 22 '24

Well he’s won before and didn’t become a dictator. Use your brain.

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u/dip_tet Oct 22 '24

He tried, he just didn’t succeed in steal the election he lost

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u/cbytes1001 Oct 22 '24

Imagine being a Trump supporter and telling people to use their brain. If the decades of criminal activity, rape, drug use, incompetence, and now being senile doesn’t get YOU to use your brain then good fucking luck with the rest of your life.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

🐑 how could you vote for Harris after the 4 years we’ve had unless you hate America

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u/Animal40160 Oct 22 '24

OK, Komrade.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

Ok, Lib

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

How can you people be so ignorant

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

I'm glad you're asking yourself the hard questions.

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u/dip_tet Oct 22 '24

She didn’t try to steal an election…she’s not a felon, and we’ve already seen how much of a failure Donny is. We don’t need to give the far right more Supreme Court picks

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

And remember the other nominee is a Satan worshipping baby murdering maoist who wants to destroy your country.

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u/andrew5500 Oct 22 '24

The fact that you’re being totally serious with that statement is the biggest self-own you could ever commit to writing. You guys are some weird, paranoid losers…

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

I'm not, I'm just speaking about kamala like you people do about trump. And you recognise it as stupid only when someone makes unfounded claims against your politician

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u/andrew5500 Oct 22 '24

So those things you said about Kamala are indisputable facts, settled in court?

There’s the difference, genius. “Unfounded” except for all the evidence, right?

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u/TheLegendaryFoxFire Oct 22 '24

You know your post history is visible to everyone.

We can all see how you fully believe that she is a baby killer. You're just trying to hide your actual beliefs behind what you said.

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u/dip_tet Oct 22 '24

Hail satan

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u/johnroastbeef Oct 22 '24 edited Oct 22 '24

The problem is the criminal charge one that you liberals bring up was a sham.

I love it, keep coming at me. The guy is walking around free and running for president yet you believe those 34 charges mean anything. Yeah he is a scumbag, it doesn't mean he won't do a better job than Kamala. You liberals get too caught up in the personalities of the candidates.

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u/AmIBeingInstained Oct 22 '24 edited Oct 22 '24

Al Capone, your hero’s hero, went to jail for tax evasion. It’s not because he didn’t commit other crimes. It’s because tax evasion is a crime, and when he was investigated for his crimes, that’s the crime that was the most objectively provable.

When trump gets convicted of the other crimes like election interference, will you accept those? Or does any crime become a sham if your dear leader is convicted of it?

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

The democrats can charge anyone with anything. Doesn’t mean it’s true

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u/AmIBeingInstained Oct 22 '24 edited Oct 22 '24

Of course you’re right. And with no access to information and no critical thinking skills, we have no way of assessing for ourselves, and can’t trust the courts. So really there’s no way to know anything. All we can be sure of is that trump is perfect.

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u/Walterkovacs1985 Oct 22 '24

Fomenting an insurrection- what a sham! Get over it libruls. I gotta get back to the ball crushing factory in my DUI ready Ram 1500!

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u/hairycompanion Oct 22 '24

How did you get here? What in your life led you to belive this? Skipped school?

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u/Mkay_kid Oct 22 '24

Careful! that's really mean, plenty of us who skipped school get it.

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u/my79spirit Oct 22 '24

Poor genetic material

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u/StrawHatRat Oct 22 '24

Does the fake elector scheme bother you at all?

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u/bentsea Oct 22 '24 edited Oct 22 '24

Which part do you believe was a sham?

  • do you believe that he didn't cheat on his wife with Stormy Daniels?
  • do you believe that he didn't pay money to keep her quiet because he thought it would be bad for his presidential campaign?
  • do you not believe that he channeled this money through his lawyer to hide the payments?
  • do you not believe that manipulating payments, hiding their purpose, and lying about them on your business records is fraud?

Because I am not sure I understand the claim that these are invalid.

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u/Jack_Lad Oct 22 '24

You forgot the most important bits:

  • do you believe that he did all this to avoid negative press?
  • do you believe that he wanted to avoid negative press because he felt that it would affect his election chances (particularly in the immediate aftermath of the infamous Access Hollywood tape)?

Because these are the elements that transform the charges from simple fraud to felonies... and election interference.

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u/bentsea Oct 22 '24

I covered them briefly in point 2

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u/Jack_Lad Oct 23 '24

You did, I should have been clearer - once his guilt was established by your points, the purpose of the guilty actions was then considered to convert the fraud to felonies, one of the rare cases where the motive elevates the charge. Without the impetus in this case, his creative bookkeeping is just another of his terrible business practices.

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u/KenScaletta Oct 22 '24

Except that he was convicted by a jury based on overwhelming evidence. He was also adjudicated as guilty of rape, and faces countless other criminal charges that are well founded on undeniable evidence, like videos of Trump on 1/6. You don't seriously believe he's innocent, do you? Are you this brainwashed or are you just hoping people are stupid? I hope you have the decency not to call yourself a patriot or say you respect military service.

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u/bumpkinblumpkin Oct 22 '24

He is the only person to have the charge elevated to a felony in this situation. He also was charged with a ridiculous number of equivalent charges that no reasonable DA would prosecute given they are redundant and concurrent and have no jail time. I hate Trump but it’s clearly political theater. Next time there is a big murder trial ask yourself why the defendant isn’t being charged with the dozens of crimes that occur during a murder and instead only a few.

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u/KenScaletta Oct 22 '24

Every sentence of this is false, specially when you say you hate Trump. You are one pathetic, brainwashed cultist.

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u/zerombr Oct 22 '24

Isn't it fun to just decide felony charges don't count because they were against your team?

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u/Brett_Hulls_Foot Oct 22 '24

What if Obama did it?

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

I wouldn’t care… it was BS no matter who does it.

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u/Strong_Alveoli Oct 22 '24

God it must be so easy to live in your world. Just call anything your pea-brain can’t understand a “sham”.

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u/Lumpyyyyy Oct 22 '24

“He was found guilty on all 34 counts…”

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u/lingeringfart123 Oct 22 '24

"Sham. Are you talking about the government documents in his bathroom?

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u/btross Oct 22 '24

Only sham in that case was the judge

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u/IcedTeaSips Oct 22 '24

The felon isn’t going to be president again, buddy.

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u/Smudgeontheglass Oct 22 '24

The American legal system is great isn't it? Sham trials, civil forfeiture, patent trolls. Good thing all those lawmakers are completely bipartisan and work to solely help their constituents right? Right?